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Ready for some Fazbear fun? All you have to do is keep your eyes on the monitors. Simple.

Ellen Burstyn makes her return, Linda Blair advises on set, and the dudes behind Pineapple Express direct and produce.

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Is it a series or a three-part, mini movie trilogy? We don’t care, we’re just here for the action.

“Of all the men to cheat, you picked John Kramer?” We can’t wait for this 10th, gloriously gnarly sequel.

The widely-hated dinosaur is part of Mattel’s monstrous cinematic adaptation slate—but with a dark, adult difference.

“Once a rebel, always a rebel.” Rosario Dawson gets her own Star Wars show: here’s what you need to know.

Denzel Washington is back—reunited with director Antoine Fuqua and Man On Fire co-star Dakota Fanning.

Whichever way you choose, make sure that dude’s not peeking over your shoulder.

Ethan Hunt’s latest nemesis is a perfect foe for our post-truth era: everywhere and nowhere all at once.

The concept of a bizarro mirror universe full of ghoulies keeps us coming back for fifth film The Red Door.

Films are not TV shows. Will audiences grow tired of movies being increasingly serialised?

New faces, an AI bad guy, and “the biggest stunt in cinema history”: Ethan Hunt is so back.

In 2057, this AI-directed sequel proves that Indy’s still kicking (not literally, though: his knees are very old and brittle).

With both Terrifier films now streaming, the low-budget horror phenomenon is ready to sicken a wider audience.

Indy seeks the ‘Dial of Destiny’ in the upcoming sequel: the franchise’s first to not be directed by Spielberg.

There hasn’t been a bad Evil Dead movie, and this self-contained sequel keeps the yuckiness fresh and alive.

It’s better than 3, 4 and 5, but not Scream 2 or the OG, with an implausible amount of survived Ghostface stabbings.