Wolf Man”—a reboot of Universal Studios’ classic movie monster—is new in theaters this weekend. Find out where you can stream ...

The most famous Universal horror films are carried by iconic characters like the Count and Frankenstein's Monster, and the ...

Before Universal found a successful format for its horror remakes with 2020's The Invisible Man, the studio released one of ...

The French action film “Ad Vitam” came out of nowhere to become the biggest movie on Netflix at the start of 2025. “Ad Vitam” beat out a number of film classics and nostalgic movies to ...

Every month, Chloe Walker revisits one of these movies. This is Movie of the Week (of the Month). Hard as it may be to believe now, Steven Spielberg had to battle to get his ABC Movie of the Week gig.

After all, who doesn’t love a tense thriller about a man trying to save a loved one? There aren’t many reviews, but the ones we’ve seen have been mixed. Variety says that while the movie is ...

What we know: After working together on 2022’s Kimi, Steven Soderbergh has re-teamed with screenwriter David Koepp for another contained thriller ... Impossible movie, Tom Cruise rode a ...

One movie covered in dust and cobwebs is “Frozen.” No, not Disney's megahit animated tale, but the 2010 survival thriller that’s been unfairly overlooked and saddled with undeserved ratings.

This month, we’ve got an overlooked gem about Cold War spies with one of the most impressive casts ever assembled, a South Korean sci-fi thriller about a mysterious phone call, and a found ...

This week marks the premiere of Back in Action, the first big Netflix original movie of 2025 ... Like Die Hard 2, Carry-On is an action thriller set on Christmas Eve in a busy airport.

The movie unfolds over the course of one night, as Kyung-mi and her mother work together to outwit the killer. If a thriller doesn’t make you break a sweat, it’s simply not doing its job.

She shouldn't have bothered. Back in Action has been panned by critics, with one reviewer even saying it's a "bad movie by any standard". Ouch! For anyone who might be interested in checking it ...