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Christina Aguilera’s Song for Morticia in the New Addams Family Totally Slaps, Actually

Everything about The Addams Family beyond the (admittedly great) casting has confused me. A new animated adaptation of the creepy family? Okay, I get it, but the art style…seems a little off? The plot involves them, uh, going to New Jersey? And there’s been almost no marketing? Every bit of new information that trickles out…

Movies Julie Muncy

A Hocus Pocus Fan Musical Recreates the Classic Halloween Film’s ‘Lost Scenes’

Hocus Pocus may be the perfect Halloween movie, but you always feel like you can have more—in another world, we could have. A few scenes spotted in this trailer have been lost to time, but now a new musical number has brought the Sanderson Sisters back. And there’s hell to pay…at the grocery store. Patty…

Movies Beth Elderkin

Time Travel, Monsters, Aliens, Butts: Our 10 Favorite Films of Fantastic Fest 2019

The 2019 edition of Fantastic Fest, which wrapped up yesterday, once again lived up to its name. Over the course of several days I saw movie after movie and, after 19 total, there was only one I considered “bad.” That’s pretty fantastic. Everything about Fantastic Fest this year lived up to that standard though. You…

Movies Germain Lussier

Warner Bros. Thinks a ‘Lot Has Been Said’ About Joker, So It’s Canceling Red Carpet Interviews [Updated]

While the larger conversation around Todd Phillips’ upcoming Joker film continues to intensify as people reflect on how the story’s depiction of a white domestic terrorist fits into our cultural landscape, Warner Bros. is attempting to take back some control of the narrative by barring print and broadcast press access to the red carpet of…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

Time After Time Is More Timeless Than You Think

Released September 28, 1979, sci-fi romance-slash-crime drama Time After Time has a lot of elements that feel quite dated when you watch it today, including some very primitive special effects. But its chilling underlying message still rings true—and its cornier parts make it fun to revisit. In Victorian London, an eccentric gentleman named H.G. Wells…

Movies Cheryl Eddy

A New Uncharted Director Has Entered the Arena

Today is not a bad day to be Tom Holland. First, we found out that his Spider-Man will continue to be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And now, his other potential franchise, Uncharted, may have its next director. Deadline reports that Travis Knight, director of Bumblebee and head of Laika animation, is in “negotiations”…

Movies Germain Lussier

Sony and Marvel Strike a New Deal to Keep Spider-Man in the MCU

After the shocking news that Marvel and Sony’s backroom deal to share the rights to one of the most popular superheroes in the world broke up last month, it seems the tumultuous saga is already over: the two studios have announced a new deal to co-produce a third entry in the Spider-Man: Homecoming series. According…

Movies James Whitbrook

Sony Will Continue to Cash in on Its Spider-Man Rights With a Madame Web Movie

One of the reasons Sony was willing to part ways with Disney and yank Peter Parker out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is that the studio holds the film rights to a rather significant chunk of characters who exist within Spider-Man’s orbit. For instance: Miles Morales, Cindy Moon, Venom, Morbius, and Madame Web, a clairvoyant…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

Meet 2 Mysterious New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Creatures

When Lucasfilm wanted to reveal new characters like Zorri Bliss or Jannah from Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker, we saw their images in the pages of Vanity Fair. Today, two more new characters got their big, albeit slightly less regal, reveals as toys on a YouTube livestream. Those characters are aliens by the names…

Movies Germain Lussier

The True Adventures of Wolfboy Is a Heartwarming Coming-of-Age Delight

Don’t let the title fool you. There are no wolves in The True Adventures of Wolfboy. There are adventures, though—lots of them, as a young man with a unique affliction finds out that the world may be terrible, but good people can make it OK. Jaeden Martell (It, The Book of Henry) stars as Paul.…

Movies Germain Lussier

Marvel’s Kevin Feige Will Work on a Star Wars Movie

Spider-who? Weeks after Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige lost the ability to put Spider-Man in his movies, he’s going to start working in a galaxy far, far, away. The Hollywood Reporter reveals that Feige, the architect of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “is going to be developing a Star Wars movie.” And that’s it. There’s no…

Movies Germain Lussier

Jason Bateman Will Potentially Do It With the Candlestick in the Ballroom for Fox’s Clue Movie (the ‘It’ Being Murder)

What else could it have been? Other than a litany of other potential murder weapons and/or murder locations, that is. Deadline reports that the Ozark star is currently in talks to direct and potentially co-star—alongside Deadpool/Detective Pikachu himself, Ryan Reynolds—in a new adaptation of the beloved board game for Hasbro’s Allspark Productions at Fox (née…

Movies James Whitbrook

Vivarium Makes Buying a House a Bigger Nightmare Than It Already Is

Buying a house sucks, but it has never, ever been as bad as it is in Vivarium. Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots star as a couple looking for a new home. A mysterious real estate agent then takes them to a very, very uniform neighborhood and strands them there, with no way to leave. It’s…

Movies Germain Lussier

J. Jonah Jameson and the 2019 Version of Spider-Man’s Daily Bugle Has Arrived

Spider-Man and the Daily Bugle go together like Superman and the Daily Planet or Iron Man and Stark Industries. It’s simply the place the hero always works. Well, considering digital media, YouTube, and so on are all the rage now, our “new” live-action J. Jonah Jameson had to get with the times. The Tom Holland…

Movies Germain Lussier

Calling Sea Fever ‘Alien on the Ocean’ Is Partially Accurate, but Slightly Unfair

While the simplest way to describe the new film Sea Fever is “Alien on the ocean,” let’s get something out of the way. It is not Alien on the ocean. Okay, yes, Sea Fever is about a group of people on a ship who begin to be picked off by a mysterious creature. Also, like…

Movies Germain Lussier

Well, Uh, There It Is: The Heroes of Jurassic Park are Back for Jurassic World 3

From the way things are going in the universe of Collin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World, the humans are all but done for now that the dinosaurs have made it off Isla Nubar and are running around in densely-populated areas. But the latest casting news about the next Jurassic World film suggests that maybe, just maybe, there…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

Justin Long’s Time-Travel Psychedelic Trip The Wave Almost Feels Like a Ride Well Taken

If the guys in The Hangover learned to travel through time and ended up in Waking Life, it would be a little like The Wave. Directed by Gille Klabin and written by Carl W. Lucas, The Wave stars Justin Long as Frank, an upper-middle-class lawyer dead set on breaking out of his boring life with…

Movies Germain Lussier

U.S. Military Issues Warning to Troops About Incel Violence at Joker Screenings [Updated]

The U.S. military has warned service members about the potential for a mass shooter at screenings of the Warner Bros. film Joker, which has sparked wide concerns from, among others, the families of those killed during the 2012 mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado. The U.S. Army confirmed on Tuesday that the warning was widely distributed…

Movies Dell Cameron

Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix Really Want You to See Joker Before Passing Judgment [Updated]

When it was reported that Joaquin Phoenix was either unprepared or unwilling to answer a rather straightforward question about Joker’s depiction of domestic terrorism, it suggested the actor, and by extension the studio, might have been uninterested in really engaging with the heavy subject matter being presented. But now, Phoenix and director Todd Phillips have…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

The Lighthouse Is a Manic, Weird Film and We Loved It

If watching Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe fuck with each other for two hours in black and white sounds like your idea of a good time, The Lighthouse may be for you. There’s much more to the film, obviously, but the purest joy it provides is watching two stellar actors engaging in psychological warfare for…

Movies Germain Lussier

Christina Aguilera’s Song for Morticia in the New Addams Family Totally Slaps, Actually

A Hocus Pocus Fan Musical Recreates the Classic Halloween Film’s ‘Lost Scenes’

Time Travel, Monsters, Aliens, Butts: Our 10 Favorite Films of Fantastic Fest 2019

Warner Bros. Thinks a ‘Lot Has Been Said’ About Joker, So It’s Canceling Red Carpet Interviews [Updated]

Time After Time Is More Timeless Than You Think

A New Uncharted Director Has Entered the Arena

Sony and Marvel Strike a New Deal to Keep Spider-Man in the MCU

Sony Will Continue to Cash in on Its Spider-Man Rights With a Madame Web Movie

Meet 2 Mysterious New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Creatures

The True Adventures of Wolfboy Is a Heartwarming Coming-of-Age Delight

Marvel’s Kevin Feige Will Work on a Star Wars Movie

Jason Bateman Will Potentially Do It With the Candlestick in the Ballroom for Fox’s Clue Movie (the ‘It’ Being Murder)

Vivarium Makes Buying a House a Bigger Nightmare Than It Already Is

J. Jonah Jameson and the 2019 Version of Spider-Man’s Daily Bugle Has Arrived

Calling Sea Fever ‘Alien on the Ocean’ Is Partially Accurate, but Slightly Unfair

Well, Uh, There It Is: The Heroes of Jurassic Park are Back for Jurassic World 3

Justin Long’s Time-Travel Psychedelic Trip The Wave Almost Feels Like a Ride Well Taken

U.S. Military Issues Warning to Troops About Incel Violence at Joker Screenings [Updated]

Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix Really Want You to See Joker Before Passing Judgment [Updated]

The Lighthouse Is a Manic, Weird Film and We Loved It

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