Shelby Oaks begins with a mystery. A group of young adults calling themselves the Paranormal Paranoids, led by Riley Brennan (Sarah Durn), set out to investigate an abandoned amusement park for their ...

On Oct. 20, 2006, Christopher Nolan unveiled the Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale magician feature in theaters. By Kirk Honeycutt On Oct. 20, 2006, Christopher Nolan unveiled the Hugh Jackman and ...

Scary Movie helped launch a new generation of raunchy parody films, with a plot that primarily satirized the late '90s teen-slasher boom — namely Scream (1996) and I Know What You Did Last Summer ...

It’s been four years since Daniel Craig signed off as James Bond in No Time to Die. The next James Bond movie, informally known as Bond 26, marks a new chapter in the 007 universe. A new actor will ...

Christophe Gans’ Return to Silent Hill is hitting theaters in January 2026, just in time for the 20th anniversary of the original Silent Hill movie. This is good news, given that Silent Hill still ...

John Cena has probably been in better movies than 2006's The Marine, but I don’t care. It will likely always be my favorite movie of his. That's it. There's nothing deep about it. In fact, it's no ...

Writing from the Chicagoland area in Illinois, Robert is an avid movie watcher and will take just about any excuse to find time to go to his local movie theaters. Robert graduated from Bradley ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Netflix has been updated with a collection of new movies. Included in this batch of new Netflix ...

Surely it’s been a moment since you last checked in on Airplane!, the progenitor of the relentless film genre known as the spoof comedy. I know I was surprised, on a recent rewatch, to be reminded of ...

The 258-minute "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" has barely screened since Cannes 2006, but it's arguably the director's greatest work — and one of the best American movies of the 21st century.

On June 28, 2006, Warner Bros. brought back Superman, this time with 'X-Men' director Bryan Singer at the helm and Brandon Routh as the Man of Steel. By Kirk Honeycutt On June 28, 2006, Warner Bros.