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"Why is this funny?"

New movies from David Fincher, George Clooney, and Pauly Shore!

John Garfield stars in this precursor to film noir, a tragic representation of the happy ending he never got to have.

Movies in theaters is so 2019. This year has been all about the home video releases.

As if the infernal screech of dial-up wasn't scary enough.

Think 'WarGames' meets 'Electric Dreams' but not nearly as good as either one.

As Annie Wilkes, the accomplished character actor takes the passionate obsessions of a fanbase to homicidal new heights.

A perilous bridge traversal so nice they did it twice.

Billy Wilder's 1951 film noir masterpiece is an unforgiving satire of the American media and its audience.

This movie and its lack of serial killers and murder is a strange choice for the filmmaker. Or is it?

Find out why this movie's music is so unique within film noir.

We can stop calling our favorite li'l critter, "Baby Yoda." Yay! Chapter 13 explodes with many delicious revelations.

Not with a bang, but with a wimple, as it were.

A Native renaissance is in its beginning stages in the film industry.

The director of ‘The Favourite’ ruminates on his favorite theme in this eerie short film starring Matt Dillon.

Fandom delights like 'iZombie' and 'The Haunting of Bly Manor' only mark the beginning o a flourishing career for the stellar actor.

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