Stephen King's It is here and it has plenty of scares
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They're Young, They're in Love, and They Kill People: How Bonnie and Clyde Revolutionized Hollywood
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Fifty years ago, on Aug. 13, 1967, to be exact, Warner Bros. released a new kind of American gangster movie called Bonnie and Clyde
Matt Reeves’ War for the Planet of the Apes is the best Apes installment yet, regardless of whether we’re talking new or classic formula.
Baywatch: The rare movie that even the Teflon-coated, thousand-watt charisma of Dwayne Johnson can’t save.
A 2008 interview from EW that takes a look back at Roger Moore's career and how he became "the best Bond."
Guy Ritchie’s knights of the Round Table origin story, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, is two-plus hours of sorcery, swashbuckling, and supersize CG snakes and swamp rats
