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10 Thriller Anime That Are Perfect From Start to Finish
Acclaimed anime like Odd Taxi, Banana Fish, and Monster feature some of the most complex, riveting, and tense thriller experiences in any medium.
Netflix’s New 4-Part Thriller Turns A Dream Getaway Into A Nightmare This Friday
A Couple Of Lies, Netflix's new 4-part psychological thriller, follows two couples whose dream getaway becomes a dangerous game of secrets & mistrust.
The Walking Dead Abandoned the Only Carl Grimes Story That Could’ve Fixed His Death
A spinoff idea from Chandler Riggs himself might've helped The Walking Dead's most controversial death.
LaKeith Stanfield Exits ‘Molepeople’ Horror Movie, Director Ben Wheatley Replaces Rob Savage
Ben Wheatley (“Normal”) is taking over directing duties for Paramount Primal and Blumhouse Atomic Monster’s upcoming movie, “Molepeople.” Rob Savage (“The Boogeyman, “Other Mommy”), who was set to…
LaKeith Stanfield Exits Paramount’s ‘Molepeople’ As Ben Wheatley Replaces Rob Savage As Director
Two key creatives have fallen out of Molepeople, Paramount’s new horror thriller co-financed and co-produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Paramount Primal: star LaKeith Stanfield and director Rob…
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Ending Explained: Will There Be a Next Generation Sequel?
Courtesy of Viz Media The Bleach anime has finally come to an end 22 years after its inception, fulfilling the dreams of fans who have long wanted to see the series reach a satisfying conclusion. The…
5 Books That Are Far More Disturbing Than Their Movie Adaptations
Hollywood brought Stephen King and Joe Hill's In the Tall Grass to the screen, but the book proves nightmares are worse when left to the imagination.
Denis Villeneuve's 10/10 Sci-Fi Space Opera Officially Returns to Theaters
Ahead of Dune: Part 3, the first two films in the beloved sci-fi franchise are officially returning to theaters. Read on for more details.
Inaugural West Hollywood Human Rights Film Festival To Showcase Oscar-Contending Documentaries, 20th Anniversary Screening Of ‘Blood Diamond’
EXCLUSIVE: The inaugural West Hollywood Human Rights Film Festival is set to unfold November 20 and 21, a cinematic showcase of “award-winning documentaries on global human rights, social justice and…
2026's Most Visionary Masterpiece Is a 55-Year-Old Uncensored Re-Release | Review
Finally released restored and uncut after 55 years, Ken Russell's The Devils can be finally assessed as a true masterpiece of psychological terror.
Cynthia Erivo Calls Out Public’s ‘Annoyance’ Over Ariana Grande Friendship: ‘Why Are They Showing Emotion? How Dare They Cry!’
Cynthia Erivo is reflecting on the attention her friendship with “Wicked” co-star Ariana Grande received while on the press tour for the movie musical and its sequel. The theater star and singer has…
Ernie Johnson Leaving ‘Inside the NBA’ After This Season: “It’s Just Time”
The Godfather is retriring. Ernie Johnson, the kind, self-effacing host of TNT’s perennial Emmy-winner Inside the NBA, announced today that he will be leaving the show at the end of this season. “So…
Netflix's #1 Streaming Series Worldwide Is Showing Sherlock How It's Done
Sherlock was great, but four seasons in, Lupin is Netflix's current most globally watched show for a reason, and it may be the better detective story.
NYC Production Boom Sees Permits And Spending Surge, Sound Stages Max Out: “We Are Bursting At The Seams”
New York City Film Commissioner Rafael Espinal, seated in February by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, may be the first in the job to see New York production spend outstrip California. A sweetened New York…
12 Years Later, This Acclaimed Spy Thriller Still Has Zero Bad Episodes
In 2014, the BBC released The Honorable Woman, a gripping thriller about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Read This: How AI tools are souring relationships between publishers and authors
A new <i>Wired</i> feature published Wednesday highlighted authors and employees at major publishers who are frustrated by the insistence on using AI tools in their workflows.
Mike Flanagan Officially Confirms Dark Tower Connections In New Stephen King Series
Mike Flanagan has adapted multiple Stephen King stories, and his latest one has connections to The Dark Tower, which he’s now addressing.
Only 4 Fantasy Epic Books Are Better Than The Lord of the Rings
The Lord of the Rings is a pioneering work of literary fantasy, but epic books like A Storm of Swords and Words of Radiance might arguably be better.
Save The Dates: Scrubs Finale, Amy Poehler's DIG, And More
The Scrubs revival will wrap its 10-episode second season with a Christmas-themed episode featuring the return of Dr. Cox. Find out when the finale airs.
Backrooms Director Teases Next Dream Projects — Is Portal One of Them?
Kane Parsons' comments in a recent interview have sparked speculation that he's working on a 'Portal' movie.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Showrunner Talks Season 2 Ending, Future Plans & More
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2. Koki Uchiyama as D in Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2. Cr. NETFLIX © 2026 Cyberpunk: Edgerunners has kicked off a new era of its franchise with the release of a new season of…
Criminal Minds: Every Episode Matthew Gray Gubler Directed, Ranked
Matthew Gray Gubler hasn't returned for the Criminal Minds reboot. However, fans can still appreciate the several episodes he directed.
Netflix's Disappointing The Lincoln Lawyer Season 6 Decision Addressed By Michael Connelly
Author Michael Connelly addresses Netflix's decision to end The Lincoln Lawyer with season 5 and the potential to still return for future seasons.
Forget Billy Bob Thornton, The Perfect 'Landman' Substitute Arrives in Trailer for New Thriller
A new thriller movie reminiscent of Billy Bob Thornton's 'Landman' is on the way after having its first trailer released.