Eliza Janssen

The story of ‘how America got hooked on a lie’ is coming to our small screens this Disney Day.

The Drac pack is back—but they’re skipping cinemas and heading straight to streaming for their fourth adventure.

Peter Dinklage shows off his panache—and pipes!—in this sweeping screen musical.

Gotta keep an eye out for Selener from the rooftop of LA’s Beverly Hilton—the site of a New Years Bieb spectacular.

In this adaptation of a 2018 Danish thriller, Jake Gyllenhaal is a cop on the most important emergency call of his life.

Gonzo and Pepé must survive one night in Disney’s haunted attraction—with some fuzzy, familiar phantoms as their hosts.

Was it a fitting farewell for Daniel Craig? Or does the longest Bond movie ever outstay its welcome with a convoluted plot?

“I don’t particularly enjoy violence. That being said, you are currently in company of extremely violent individuals.”

Somehow even grittier (and battier) than previous incarnations, Gotham’s dark knight returns in 2022.

Celebrate the cyber-holidays with Neo, Trinity, and…whoever the rest of these new characters are.

Netflix’s latest Spanish-language acquisition might remind viewers of Inglourious Basterds, or Hunters.

“Roman is a knucklehead, Shiv is a fake, and Kenny is screwy”. Yikes…the Roys have never been this divided.

David Lowery’s reimagining of the 14th century poem is being released on big and small screens at once.

The good news—we’ve got a new date for this epic franchise’s next entry. The bad news? It’s not coming out for yonks.

This tearjerking movie musical stars Ben Platt, reprising the Broadway role that won him a Tony.

It’s a lovely feeling to have no solid idea of what Edgar Wright’s new movie is even about.

With a big voice and a slew of soulful hits, Aretha Franklin comes to life in this long-awaited biopic.