Freddy Krueger, John Carpenter, Val Kilmer, Mia Goth, and Paul Verhoeven highlight some of the streamer's best-loved offbeat picks.
Plus, the Quantum Leap reboot has leapt for the last time.
Earlier today, Jared Leto revealed the first look at the 2025 Disney sequel, co-starring Greta Lee and Evan Peters.
Jared Leto leads the upcoming threequel, which started filming this week after the Hollywood strikes delayed it by a few months.
Our garbage heaps are rich in metals and other materials, but landfill mining is rare.
The billionaire says he wants to lead a "techno-optimist" revolution. But he's too rich to understand that his belief system is stupid.
Edmodo was hailed as an education savior, then it flopped. The FTC says it harvested kids data and sold them out to advertisers without parents' consent.
The Boroughs comes from a team whose other credits include Dark Crystal: The Age of Resistance and Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim.
Betty Gilpin stars in the new Peacock show from Watchmen and The Leftovers ' Lindelof.
When the song said "Phineas & Ferb are gonna do it all," making a comeback was included in that.
We knew Oscar-front runner and Goonies actor Ke Huy Quan stars in it, but is there more?
Plus James Gunn keeps hitting back at rumors about the future of the DC movie universe.
Filmmaking collective shy kids' Jeff asks: What if there was nobody left to shop?
Plus, get a look at the season finale of House of the Dragon .
Visual effects studios are struggling to keep up with the demands that companies like Marvel place on their budget and their artists.
Escape the oppressive summer heat by watching these scorching dramas.
Brad Anderson's 2001 chiller starring Westworld 's Peter Mullan is now streaming on Shudder.
The pro-Donald Trump 'Stop the Steal' movement is a flat circle, as Polaris Recount shows.
The Milton Bradley game was invented in 1960 and has sold an estimated 70 million copies worldwide.
Hasbro goes big on Star Wars for PulseCon this year, while Star Trek took at look at little green army men and said "what about red, blue, and yellow?"
