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With its character-driven horror, 1995’s 'Castle Freak' is more at home with the elevated horror of today than the direct-to-video nasties it released alongside.

A new tell-all book looks back at Larry David’s singularly sour comedy series and recounts stories of its production

After skewering Maher’s Trump dinner in a brutal NYT satire, we look back at the Curb Your Enthusiasm star’s most legendary clashes

"Not super fun so far" - either a pithy scrawled note penned by the late Roger Ebert part-way through a tepid, multi-million dollar blockbuster (Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, perhaps?) or Liam Lawson's assessment of his opening four races in 2025. As we're not Empire Magazine, you know it's…

Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.

OSCARS 2025: Ahead of the 2025 ceremony, Rachel Brodsky runs through the 10 Oscar-winning films that haven’t aged well

INSIDE FILM: A decade after leaving acting behind, the star of ‘There’s Something About Mary’ and ‘Charlie’s Angels’ has un-retired for a new Netflix film. Might she now be afforded some respect, asks Adam White

Die Hard is not only my Prime Video movie of the day, but a Christmas movie that will last the ages – oh yes it is.

After the recent release of his misbegotten saga Megalopolis, the anniversary of his crime drama sequel serves as a perfect reminder of the director’s abilities