David Crow
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Scream 6 Directors Tease Wednesday Easter Egg
Exclusive: The Radio Silence team suggests Scream 6 will feature an easter egg for something Jenna Ortega fans are familiar with: The Addams Family. → Read More
Is Toy Story 5 a Good Idea?
Disney and Pixar are officially making Toy Story 5 (as well as Frozen III and Zootopia 2). Should they? → Read More
The Biggest Snubs at the Oscars 2023
The Oscar nominations are in, and with them a new spate of snubbed and ignored achievements, including Tom Cruise, James Cameron, Margot Robbie, Viola Davis, and more! → Read More
Beau Is Afraid Trailer Raises the Question: What Is a ‘Feel-Good Ari Aster Movie?’
The first trailer for the third feature film from director Ari Aster suggests fear and misery… can be the stuff of happiness? → Read More
M3GAN Is Horror Fans’ 2023 Must-Have Holiday Item
Chucky and Annabelle, you better get out of here. M3GAN has arrived. → Read More
Renfield: Nicholas Hoult Channels the Classic Universal Version of Dracula Sidekick
Nicholas Hoult’s comedy reimagining of Dracula homages the best Renfield we’ve ever had onscreen. → Read More
Upcoming Movies to Watch in 2023
The 2023 movie release schedule is packed with must-see events and hidden surprises! → Read More
The Hidden Meaning in the Glass Onion Cameos
Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is filled with cameos, but they represent more than just the filmmaker’s acquaintances. → Read More
Are Action Movies About to Make a Splash at the Oscars 2023?
With each new batch of awards season nominees, a clear string of frontrunners is emerging… and four of them appear to be action movies raking in hundreds of millions of dollars. → Read More
Violent Night Review: David Harbour’s Santa Is Naughty and Nice
David Harbour’s Violent Night appeals to the inner child (and the inner juvenile humor) in us all. → Read More
Violent Night Review: David Harbour’s Santa Is Naughty and Nice
David Harbour’s Violent Night appeals to the inner child (and the inner juvenile humor) in us all. → Read More
The Internet Still Hates Chris Pratt as Mario in the New Trailer
According to social media, Chris Pratt’s casting as Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Movie remains a big problem. → Read More
Wednesday: Did Netflix Just Find Its New Stranger Things?
Could Jenna Ortega’s Addams Family spinoff, Wednesday, replace Stranger Things as the biggest show on Netflix? → Read More
Quentin Tarantino Reveals His Big Problem with Marvel
Quentin Tarantino doesn’t hate Marvel Studios movies, but he does have a problem with their effect on the movie industry. → Read More
Harrison Ford Confirms Reason He Returned for Indiana Jones 5
Harrison Ford and James Mangold recognize something Indiana Jones 5 has over its predecessors. → Read More
Wakanda Forever Box Office Proves ‘Superhero Movie Fatigue’ Is Overstated
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever broke box office records and continues a trend of Marvel Phase 4 dominating the post-pandemic era. This is counterintuitive to online complaints. → Read More
Quentin Tarantino: Today’s Filmmakers ‘Can’t Wait’ for Superhero Movies to Fail
Quentin Tarantino gives insight into what some modern filmmakers and auteurs think of the superhero movie genre. He also makes an fascinating comparison to 1960s Hollywood. → Read More
Crystal Lake: Can Jason and Friday the 13th Be ‘Elevated?’
Friday the 13th and Jason Voorhees are finally getting the reboot treatment via Bryan Fuller and A24’s Crystal Lake series. But does the franchise lend itself to the realm of art? → Read More
First Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Reactions Pour In
Audiences are finally seeing Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and if early social media buzz is to be believed, it’s a marvel. → Read More
House of the Dragon: That Aemond and Vhagar Change Was a Mistake
House of the Dragon had a fantastic first season, but its finale repeats a familiar mistake that could grow into a larger problem. → Read More