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There was a time when a new Star Wars film felt like an event. The original trilogy was the trend-setting sci-fi fantasy of the late 70’s and early 80’s and defined a generation. And say what anyone will about the merits of the prequel or sequel trilogies, but those, too,

2026 is home to yet another hot horror breakout in Obsession. Coming courtesy of director Curry Barker (no relation to famed horror icon Clive Barker), who is part of a continuing trend of comedy directors/creatives moving into the horror space, Obsession is one of 2026’s most harrowing watches yet. Anchored

Perhaps this is the Countdown to Doomsday article you’ve been waiting for. Our series returns as we analyze each era of Marvel cinema on the road to Avengers: Doomsday, examining the tapestry of Marvel movie history and theorizing on how each movie may feature in the ultimate multiverse mashup. Previously,

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is unfortunately the complete opposite of Miranda Priestly. Lacking bite or edge, it plays it safe with mushy kindness between the characters and leans heavily into nostalgia rather than telling a story of real substance. Unlike a cerulean sweater, The Devil Wars Prada 2 does

“Is this all there is? Is there nothing more?” The self-aware robotic probe V’Ger in Star Trek: The Motion Picture has evolved to the point where it is can ask what may be the quintessential human question. The question is rhetorical, addressed to no one, but even so, it may