The Fall Of The House Of Usher Review: Family Is Hell
Mike Flanagan's final Netflix series, a star-studded adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher," is a must-watch this Halloween season.
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Reservation Dogs Season 3 Review: A Bittersweet Farewell
Season 3 of FX's "Reservation Dogs," created by Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi, cements itself as one of the best shows on television in the last decade. -
They Cloned Tyrone Review: There Goes The Neighborhood
"They Cloned Tyrone" is visually interesting and has a stacked cast, and it's sure to be one of the best films of the summer. -
Quicksand Review: A Sticky Survival Situation
"Quicksand," a Shudder original horror film from writer Matt Pitts and director Andrés Beltrán, has two good performances outweighed by survival horror tropes. -
Justified: City Primeval Review: A Welcome Return To The Wild (Mid)West
Tense, funny, and full of new twists on the classic "Justified" tone, FX's "City Primeval" is the return we've been hoping for, and then some. -
The Bear Season 2 Review: Same Ingredients, New Menu
Season 2 of "The Bear" manages to go bigger while avoiding pitfalls with the same kind of chaotic grace that came to define its first season. -
The Ending Of The Flash Explained
Capping off one era of the DC Universe on film and introducing another, "The Flash" is finally in theaters. Here's the ending of the movie, explained. -
The Ending Of 'Fast X' Explained
If the 'Fast Saga' has an answer to 'Avengers: Infinity War,' this is it. Here's where 'Fast X' leaves the Toretto fam and their violent pals. -
The Mother Review: Don't Mess With J.Lo
Netflix's action thriller "Mother" is elevated by some beautiful cinematography and a powerhouse performance from the always compelling Jennifer Lopez. -
Barry Season 4 Review: An Ambitious Farewell
"Barry" Season 4 is full of superb writing, a brilliant cast, and wonderful action. -
The Ending Of Air Explained
With the real-life story of Michael Jordan's Nike endorsement deal, Air puts a new spin on the sports biopic. -
Yellowjackets Season 2 Review: Living Up To The Buzz
Showtime's gripping drama thriller series Yellowjackets returns for Season 2 and not only meets expectations but exceeds with a sublime cast worth the buzz -
The Outwaters Review: Frightening Found Footage
The Outwaters is a dreadfully successful new found footage horror film that breathes new life into the subgenre with its creepy environments and camerawork -
The Ending Of The Lost Boys Explained
"The Lost Boys" became not only a box office hit but one of the most recognizable horror classics of the '80s. Here is the ending of "The Lost Boys" explained. -
Movies That Will Blow Everyone Away In 2025
In the modern era, fans often have years to look forward to upcoming entries in their favorite stories. Here are upcoming movies you won't want to miss in 2025. -
The Ending Of Women Talking Explained
"Women Talking" leaves many, many loose ends left to be explored by the time the film wraps up. Here is the ending of "Women Talking" explained. -
There's Something Wrong With The Children Review: Scary Kids, Scary Futures
There's Something Wrong with the Children certainly delivers on the promise of its title, but the new horror also has some surprises and strong themes to show -
Sick Review: In Quarantine, No One Can Hear You Scream
Sick is the pandemic thriller fans have been waiting for, starring two girls on a getaway and dealing with trauma, grief, and, of course, some stabby killers -
The Ending Of Everybody Loves Raymond Finally Explained
Ray Romano's classic sitcom ends on an inconclusive note, but the lack of closure is the whole point. Here's the ending of Everybody Loves Raymond explained. -
Pinocchio Review: A Hand Crafted Work Of Art
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a triumph of stop animation, bringing the classic tale to the screen with renewed relatability and emotional and visual depth -
The People We Hate At The Wedding Review: Here Comes The Dysfunction
Amazon Prime Video's new film release Here Comes the Wedding is a showcase of great talent, but it doesn't quite come together to be the comedy it promises -
The Ending Of Matriarch Explained
Hulu's Matriarch is a head-spinning tale of religious fanaticism in a small British town as a woman reunites with her mother and discovers a dark secret -
V/H/S/99 Review: Millennium Madness
Shudder's new sequel V/H/S 99 takes the original concept to new heights — and a new time — with several great stories from an unsettling era in time -
The Ending Of Halloween Ends Explained
The ending of Blumhouse's "Halloween Ends" promises to be definitive. Here's the bloody ending of David Gordon Green's slasher film threequel explained. -
The Ending Of Hulu's Hellraiser Explained
The ending of David Bruckner's 2022 "Hellraiser" reboot on Hulu leaves open many possible story threads for a sequel. Here's the new film's ending explained. -
Dark Glasses Review: Dario Argento Returns
Horror film legend Dario Argento returns with a new giallo movie in Dark Glasses, a film that works for its intimate storytelling and compelling character work -
Hellraiser Review: Such Sights To Show You
The new Hellraiser reboot on Hulu is a fierce new take on a property that's produced many sequels since Clive Barker's original horror masterpiece debuted
