‘Terrifier 3’ Film Review: A Perversely Creative Christmas Horror
‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, blood, guts, and intestines were everywhere. Art the Clown has returned in writer-director Damian Leone’s Terrifier 3, an old school Christmas slasher film that will have horror audiences cheering, wincing,…
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The Dreamlike Epic Roger Ebert Called “One of the Great Movies” Is Now on Max
Few films are as haunting, strange, and unforgettable as Nicolas Roeg's Walkabout, which is now available to watch on Max. One of the earliest examples of what would later become known as the Australian New Wave, it tells a story…
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Why Terrifier 2’s Bedroom Scene Is So Controversial
Just when it seemed like modern slasher films were starting to lose steam, the Terrifier franchise stormed in to provide an incredible horror experience, thanks to Damien Leone's phenomenal direction and screenplay. The franchise has firmly established Art the Clown…
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Max Original Doc LOUDER: THE SOUNDTRACK OF CHANGE Debuts October 17
The Max Original documentary Louder: The Soundtrack of Change, directed by Emmy®-winning filmmaker Kristi Jacobson (HBO’s Solitary and No Accident), debuts THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 on Max. Multi-platinum recording artist, actress, and entrepreneur Selena Gomez and New York Times bestselling author and political activist…
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s Underseen First Feature Just Popped Up on Paramount+
When Boogie Nights came out in 1997, Paul Thomas Anderson put himself on the map as a director to watch closely. With a sprawling, thrilling, darkly comedic ensemble piece that feels deeply in conversation with massive movies such as Nashville…
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Why Was Evil Canceled & Do We Need a Season 5?
Quick LinksWas the Evil Series Finale Rushed? Evil Left Some Doors Open for a Fifth Season Warning: Spoilers Ahead for Evil After four seasons, the supernatural crime drama Evil came to a close this past August with a series finale…
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The Pitiless Sam Raimi Neo-Noir Thriller Roger Ebert Gave Four Stars Is Finally Streaming
When the legendary movie critic Roger Ebert raves about a film, it is typically a good quality indicator, and the esteemed, late journalist did so with Sam Raimi's 1998 thriller A Simple Plan. A wise man once said the best…
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Aaron Pierre Is Joining Lanterns but He Has Already Been a DC Character
Quick LinksAaron Pierre Starred in Krypton The Future of Green Lantern After much speculation, Aaron Pierre has been cast as the Green Lantern John Stewart in HBO's upcoming Lanterns series. Due to his role in Justice League and Justice League…
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Yvonne Strahovski Discusses Producing Her New Horror Series, ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Final Season, ‘The Tomorrow War 2’ & More [Bingeworthy Podcast]
In this week’s additional episode of Bingeworthy, our TV and streaming podcast host Mike DeAngelo makes sure not to step over “the line” while discussing “Teacup.” The Peacock series follows a group of neighbors who must put aside their differences and unite…
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‘Piece by Piece’ Film Review: Music, Joy, and Inspiration LEGO Style!
Full of inspiration, emotion, music, and fun, Morgan Neville’s Piece by Piece is an inventive burst of cinematic energy. Chronicling the life and career of musician Pharrell Williams using the style of LEGO animation, Neville’s imaginative film is as creative…
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This 100% Rotten Tomato-Rated Noir Thriller Helped Change Society for The Better
Victim is a 1961 British film noir that is not only a highly regarded film, but was also important in helping to change centuries-old attitudes and laws in the UK against homosexuality. The film works primarily on the strength of…
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Tony Would Have Loved The Sopranos’ Cut to Black Ending
When it came to premium network programming in the late '90s and 2000s, there was nothing like The Sopranos on HBO. The scintillating, six-season drama followed the character of Tony Soprano (played by the late but great James Gandolfini) as…
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