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It’s been a year since Lara Jean Covey’s love letters were unwittingly sent out — and Lana Condor’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before throwback video on the movie’s anniversary is an emotional roller coaster. The film, based on Jenny Han’s book…

This summer, we didn't see many sci-fi movies hit theaters. It felt like in the intense aftermath of Avengers: Endgame, the genre kind of took a break. Sure, we got Spider-Man: Far From Home, but movies like Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Dark…

It may only be the middle of August, but Christmas will be here quicker than you think, meaning that it's almost time for cozy Ugg boots, throwback holiday movies, gingerbread lattes, and Kelly Rowland. Yes, you heard that right. This season, the…

Netflix, like pretty much everyone else, seems to really like Martin Scorsese. Over the past several months, the site has been gathering up quite the collection of the director's films, from his earliest works (Who's That Knocking at My Door) to…

Releasing in theaters and on demand on Aug. 23 is a modern remake of a cult classic horror film, one that often comes to mind when discussing "mindf*ck" movies: Jacob's Ladder. The 1990 film focuses on Vietnam War veteran Jacob (Tim Robbins) and his…

Exploring the depths of the vast, majestic ocean sounds like a dream come true to many people. But in Kristen Stewart’s new movie, that mission quickly becomes a terrifying nightmare that you just want to wake up from. The Underwater trailer shows…

If you're a film buff, a fan of reading, or heavily into YouTube, one of the best weekends you'll ever have is at a convention. Designed for those who are truly passionate about a particular topic, conventions aren't a new thing. But it's only…

In Ready or Not, a young bride named Grace (Samara Weaving) marries into the wealthy Le Domas family, known for their empire of popular board games. But its more than their wealth and the unusual family business that makes Le Domases an…

In Ready Or Not, premiering Aug. 21, Grace (Samara Weaving) happily weds Alex (Mark O'Brien), whose strange family has made a fortune in board games. But after the vows, Alex informs his new wife that she'll need to get through "just one more thing"…