No Man of God is a gripping must-watch for true-crime fans and anyone curious about one of history’s most infamous serial killers.

In terms of a flair for the dramatic, there’s no one quite like the Clown Prince of Crime. He loves nothing more than to put...

Look, before continuing, let's make one thing clear: maintaining the Snyderverse could've been possible, especially with Warner Bros. and DC embracing the multiverse concept. For...

Stop if you've heard this before: comic creators are leaving Marvel and DC for creator-owned projects. All of a sudden, the future of comics and...

When most DC fans think of Jensen Ackles, they remember his time as Jason Todd/Red Hood in Batman: Under the Red Hood. He put in...

Jungle Cruise sparks a whole new wave of adventure films—expect a flood of copycats, but this is the one that set the bar.

The Exchange is a 2000s teen comedy that won’t change your life, but it’ll definitely make your Friday night less boring.

Comic book fans are living in the era of multiverses. As a result, the possibilities are endless. Nothing is off the table now, as proven...

Great White is 90 minutes of thrills, spills, and dumb humans becoming shark bait.

Marvel fans are losing their minds after Hugh Jackman posted some BossLogic Wolverine artwork and a pic with Kevin Feige.

The Mortal Kombat 2 casting rumors are flying, and now Warner Bros. wants Charlie Hunnam as Johnny Cage?

Is Knockout City just Rocket League with dodgeballs—making you wonder why anyone wouldn’t just play a normal sports game?

Werewolves Within is a howling good time—easily one of the funniest horror comedies you’ll see.

Queen of Spades tries to be all things horror but ends up being just okay—perfect for a lazy Friday night, but don’t expect to remember...

A Quiet Place Part II adds depth to the apocalypse and leaves the door wide open for more—now if only the monsters could snack on...

Seance does exactly what it promises—keeps horror fans on the edge of their seats.

The Reckoning isn’t replay material—it’s messy, but it offers a chilling look at how humans can be the real monsters.

Vanquish has a promising story and some solid lead chemistry, but the movie’s all over the place—like a good film trapped in a blender.

Jakob’s Wife is a throwback to the days when horror went all-in with indie flair and splatter galore—it's not the most original, but it's one...

I’ve always despised the term “flawless victory”. It means that everything is too easy and you haven’t suffered enough for the ultimate taste of success....