Emma Stefansky

Where normally subscribers would get a movie a day for a monthly fee of just under $10, now those who sign up starting today will only be paying $6.95 a month.

The first full trailer for the all-female ‘Ocean’s’ trilogy spinoff/sequel, and it looks as funny and stylish as can be.

Lady Gaga has been known as Lady Gaga for so long that pretty much all of us have forgotten that that’s not actually her given name.

This one features Blade Runner 2049 right alongside IT, Phantom Thread, and The Florida Project.

Like any franchise, the Avatar sequels will also depend primarily on audience response.

In honor of The Snowman, here are five other terrifying (and true) cold-climate murders and the movies they inspired.

If you look closer, you can see Russell’s teeny tiny personal hairdresser sitting on his shoulder.

Got $1.3 million in golden galleons burning a hole in your pocket?

The only thing worse than evil clowns in the things-that-kids-are-supposed-to-like-but-are-actually-terrified-of genre is evil dolls, and the Child’s Play series pretty much has that one on lock. A few months ago we got our first look at the latest installment, Cult of Chucky, which promises even more scares from that orange-haired, rosy-cheeked bringer of terror. The good news is: you can stream it on Netflix next month.

Hey Croods… you’re coming back…Universalllll has revived your sequel…. Yes, that’s right folks, DreamWorks and Universal’s animated caveman family is getting another movie after all, as Universal has officially revived The Croods 2 and given it a September 2020 release date.

American adaptations of successful foreign films will never go out of style (though it’s always a crapshoot as to whether they’ll actually be any good or not). German Oscar contender Toni Erdmann is getting an American remake, courtesy of Kristen Wiig and Jack Nicholson, and now A Man Called Ove, the bestselling Swedish book adapted last year by Hannes Holm (and nominated for two Academy Awards), is getting remade courtesy of one Tom Hanks.

We all love The Great British Bake-Off (or, as it’s referred to in the States, The Great British Baking Show), and considering the competition show’s massive popularity even amongst people who can’t boil water without catching something on fire, it was only a matter of time before Hollywood came up with a mockumentary version. Enter Cook Off!