5 great horror movies like The Black Phone
These horror movies will keep you thrilled long after you've finished The Black Phone.
How Press Play deftly mixes romance, time travel, and surfing
In an interview with Digital Trends, director Greg Björkman and actress Clara Rugaard talk about making the time-travel love story Press Play.
The best Baz Luhrmann movies, ranked by Rotten Tomatoes
From Moulin Rouge! to Elvis, these are the best Baz Luhrmann movies according to Rotten Tomatoes.
The Black Phone review: A spooky, surface-level thriller
Scott Derrickson's The Black Phone is an intense yet ultimately superficial thriller.
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On review: Tiny story, big heart
Hilarious and charming, Marcel the Shell With Shoes On is a coming-of-age story about a tiny shell that's cinematic chicken soup for your soul.
Save money with the best free movie apps for iPhone and Android
Want to watch movies for free on your smartphone? We've got your back with this handpicked selection of great free movie apps for Android and iOS.
Honor Society trailer introduces the modern Tracy Flick
Angourie Rice and Gaten Matarazzo headline Paramount+'s new comedy movie, Honor Society, about an overachieving student trying to take down her rival with love.
Hacks, Somebody Somewhere lead LGBTQ critics’ Dorian TV Awards nominations
The Society of LGBTQ Critics just announced the nominees for the 14th Dorian Awards, honoring the best of television in the past year.
Discover the terror below in the new teaser for Barbarian
A young woman's double-booked Airbnb soon becomes the least of her problems in the first teaser trailer for Barbarian.
Fruits Basket Prelude review: A fitting coda to a beloved series
Fruits Basket Prelude closes out the anime adaptation of a shoujo icon, portraying emotionally raw storytelling once it finds its legs after the series recap.
Flux Gourmet review: A surreal comedy that’s a test of taste
Director Peter Strickland's Flux Gourmet is an intentionally provocative, sensual, and surreal film about a trio of quirky performance artists.
How to watch Friends online: Stream every episode of the sitcom now
Keen to watch everyone's favorite 90s sitcom? Here's how to watch Friends online.
Elvis review: Baz Luhrmann’s ridiculous, sublime biopic
Moulin Rouge director Baz Luhrmann throws his whole mad heart into the alternately ridiculous and sublime biopic Elvis.
What’s next for Star Wars after Obi-Wan Kenobi?
There's no shortage of Star Wars content in its Disney+ pipeline, but there are other places the IP should look to grow thematically beyond Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Smile trailer reveals a creepy curse accompanied by a grin
In Paramount's new horror thriller, Smile, Sosie Bacon plays a psychologist who is traumatized by an apparent curse that makes her see the most evil grins.
The Umbrella Academy season 3 review: A beautiful apocalypse
The Umbrella Academy keeps getting weirder with each season, but season 3 is a reminder that it keeps getting better, too.
Gaze upon the gods in Marvel’s Thor: Love and Thunder BTS video
Chris Hemsworth and the cast of Thor: Love and Thunder praise director Taika Waititi and the light touch he brought to the set of Marvel's upcoming sequel.
20 of the best Dolby Atmos movies to watch in your home theater
From Ready Player One to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, see our picks for the best Dolby Atmos movies currently available on Blu-ray and streaming services.
Gay Pride & Prejudice creators on updating Jane Austen for the podcast age
In an interview with Digital Trends, the creator and cast of Gay Pride & Prejudice discuss updating the classic novel to a narrative podcast with an LGBTQ twist.
See how this ISS astronaut recreated a moment from Gravity movie
ISS astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti recently took a moment out of her busy schedule to recreate a moment from the hit 2013 space movie Gravity.
Ethan Hawke teases his role as The Grabber in The Black Phone
In a new video featurette for The Black Phone, Ethan Hawke explains why he choose to play The Grabber in the new horror film.
Winona Ryder wants answers in the new thriller Gone in the Night
In the latest trailer for Gone in the Night, Winona Ryder plays a woman whose desperate search for answers about her missing boyfriend leads her into danger.
10 movies to watch after you play The Quarry
Keep the summertime spooks going with the classic horror films that inspired the latest triple-A horror title, The Quarry.
Watch Austin Butler transform into Elvis in new behind-the-scenes video
Get ready for the musical biopic event of the year as three new behind-the-scenes featurettes shine the spotlight on Baz Luhrmann's Elvis.
Stranger Things 4 Volume 2 trailer is ‘Running Up That Hill’
Time is running out for Eleven and her friends in the new Stranger Things Volume 4 trailer. But at least the music of Kate Bush will keep them grounded.
How VFX gave Doctor Strange’s Gargantos a magic makeover
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness opened with a wild battle scene featuring the creature Gargantos. Here's how visual effects helped create it.
5 best prison movies if you liked Spiderhead
If you enjoyed Netflix's Spiderhead, then here are five additional prison movies that you can watch at home.
Where Game of Thrones’ sequel series could take Jon Snow
In a surprising announcement, HBO is developing a Jon Snow-focused Game of Thrones series, and there are more places it could go than one might think.
Emmy Raver-Lampman on Umbrella Academy and her new film Gatlopp
In an interview with Digital Trends, Emmy Raver-Lampman discussed season 3 of Umbrella Academy and her new horror-comedy film, Gatlopp.
All shook up: The 5 best musical biopics like Elvis
These 5 musical biopics helped lay the groundwork for the biopic Elvis by honoring their subjects while also playing with the conventions of the genre.
‘Is he … you know?’: Literature’s best queer-coded characters
Literature is full of queer-coded characters like Jo March in Little Women, reminding us that LGBTQ+ representation has come far but still has a long way to go.
Be a wuss: Pixar movies make you cry, and that’s OK
Pixar movies are a little formulaic, and many of them like Coco, Soul, and Turning Red, are real tearjerkers. Why is that a bad thing?
Are the Star Wars prequels actually good?
Long maligned by fan and casual viewer alike, the Star Wars prequels have experienced a recent critical reevaluation as a result of shows like Obi-Wan Kenobi.
My Fake Boyfriend review: A too-guilty pleasure of a rom-com
My Fake Boyfriend, streaming now on Prime Video, is a slight but ultimately fun LGBT romantic comedy with engaging lead performances.
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Jason is a writer, editor, and pop culture enthusiast whose love for cinema, television, and cheap comic books has led him to work in the entertainment industry. A proud graduate of both Whitman College (Adam West’s alma mater!) and Syracuse University, he has worked at Marvel Entertainment, DC Comics, Warner Bros., and Screen Rant. At Digital Trends, he covers all things film and television, from ranking Alfred Hitchcock’s best films to examining the everlasting neuroses of Larry David. When he’s not obsessing over the latest Marvel Studios trailer, you can find him either working or surfing the web looking for the perfect fudge brownie recipe.