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This lean, mean, punch-packing horror movie resonates with the current moment.

A deliriously strange story is treated with deadpan wit by writer/director Quentin Dupieux.

This deeply engrossing drama can turn intensely stylized moments on and off like a tap.

It feels morbidly appropriate that the best films released so far in this terrible year are a dark bunch.

On its 80th birthday we do the unthinkable—and explain what this trippy classic is actually about.

There is, to put it in the most elegant way possible, a stinkload of great action movies to watch on Stan.

This freakishly wild biopic features another volcanic, face-chewing performance from Tom Hardy.

At last, some good news! Hamilton has arrived and it is magnificent.

This critically acclaimed blockbuster video game is cinematic in strikingly beautiful ways.

Didn’t know there was a sequel to Groundhog Day? There is, and it’s pretty weird.

The protagonist comes across less like a hero and more like an extra from a Men in Black/Spy Kids crossover.

We’ve combed through the Netflix archives to find the very best comedy movies on offer.

This beautifully crafted mind-bending film is getting everybody talking.

Should Jason Segel’s new show instead have been a video game, or a board game, or a virtual reality experience, or an escape room?

Reese Witherspoon gives another expert portrayal of an uptight fusspot.

Got a subscription to Stan? Want something funny to watch? ‘Course you do.

Art inspires science in this very timely stranger-than-fiction documentary.

You might say this sci-fi series is about a plane full of strangers desperately trying to avoid a tan.

Chris Hemsworth plays a Broken Man who is Really Really Tough.

Like Mike. Everybody wanted to be like Mike. Now he’s in an extremely addictive Netflix series.

This DON’T LEAVE ME HANGING crime drama is the Netflix equivalent of crack.