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In 1971, Hollywood received a message it could not comfortably ignore. A fiercely independent filmmaker named Melvin Van Peebles had made a movie outside the studio system about a Black man who attacks racist police officers, survives a massive manhunt, escapes across the Mexican border, and—most shockingly for American
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A grieving mother discovers something monstrous inside her family. A Puritan household collapses under religious paranoia. A relationship disintegrates during a sunlit pagan festival. A group of young filmmakers arrive at a remote farmhouse to make pornography and end up in a bloodbath. These sound like premises from completely different
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On August 10, 1977, New York moviegoers encountered one of the strangest and most unsettling performances of Jodie Foster’s early career. She was only a teenager, but in The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane, Foster plays Rynn Jacobs, a fiercely intelligent 13-year-old living in an
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The Medjai are riding again. Oded Fehr is officially returning as Ardeth Bay in Universal’s upcoming fourth Mummy adventure, reuniting with Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz and John Hannah more than two decades after their last onscreen battle against the undead. Entertainment Weekly confirmed that Fehr has closed his deal
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The truth was not buried in an FBI archive. It was left in the editing room. Eighteen years after The X-Files: I Want to Believe divided critics and disappointed many fans, creator Chris Carter is releasing a new R-rated director’s cut designed to restore the disturbing horror
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Arnold Vosloo may be preparing to rise again as Imhotep in the new Mummy movie—but reports describing his return as officially completed are slightly ahead of the available evidence. John Hannah, who played Jonathan Carnahan in the original adventure films, has publicly said that Vosloo is expected to return
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Eighteen years after its theatrical release, The X-Files: I Want to Believe remains one of the franchise’s most misunderstood and fiercely debated chapters. Released in the United States on July 25, 2008, the film reunited David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as Fox Mulder and Dana Scully six years
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Hollywood has spent years asking what it takes to bring audiences back to movie theaters. Curry Barker’s Obsession may have delivered the most unexpected answer of 2026: an original idea, an unforgettable performance, strong word of mouth, and a production budget smaller than the catering bill on many studio
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The monster lives within us all. Few ideas have haunted Gothic literature more persistently than the possibility that civilization does not eliminate our darker impulses—it merely teaches us how to hide them. Robert Louis Stevenson gave that fear one of its greatest literary forms in Strange Case of Dr
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Few horror situations are more immediately unsettling than becoming stranded on an unfamiliar road, miles from help, with the growing realization that someone deliberately engineered the accident. That nightmare forms the foundation of Wrong Turn, the 2003 survival-horror film in which Eliza Dushku plays Jessie Burlingame, a young traveler
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Selena Gomez is preparing for what may become the most ambitious and challenging film role of her career. The actress and singer has joined Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender in the next feature from Brady Corbet, the filmmaker behind the acclaimed historical drama The Brutalist. The closely guarded project has
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Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day may revolve around alien contact, government secrecy and a race to reveal the truth, but one of its most memorable creations is entirely human: the enormous Wardex command center. With multiple levels, sharp architectural lines and more than 300 screens monitoring classified information about UFOs