In Memoriam
Val Kilmer, 1959-2025
A fan favorite for decades, Kilmer will be remembered for his roles in Top Gun, The Doors, Heat, True Romance, not to mention a certain dark knight, and Chris Knight in Real Genius.A fan favorite for decades, Kilmer will be remembered for his roles in Top Gun, The Doors, Heat, True Romance, not to mention a certain dark knight, and Chris Knight in Real Genius.
Featured Subgenre
Black Comedy Film
The release of the Paul Rudd/Jenna Ortega film Death of a Unicorn promises to be screwy, irreverent and push a lot of boundaries. Explore other films in the subgenre like Poor Things, Raising Arizona, Jojo Rabbit and Dr. Strangelove.The release of the Paul Rudd/Jenna Ortega film Death of a Unicorn promises to be screwy, irreverent and push a lot of boundaries. Explore other films in the subgenre like Poor Things, Raising Arizona, Jojo Rabbit and Dr. Strangelove.
Featured Collection
Captain America
Get re-acquainted with The First Avenger by revisiting the movies in our featured collection. While Cap may be updated and the Hulk a different shade, but the building blocks are laid out in the three previous movies.Get re-acquainted with The First Avenger by revisiting the movies in our featured collection. While Cap may be updated and the Hulk a different shade, but the building blocks are laid out in the three previous movies.
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Films about Art and Music
The recent Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown has us looking back at other films around musicians, artists, actors and behind-the-scenes entertainment. Explore more in our featured theme: Art/Music.The recent Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown has us looking back at other films around musicians, artists, actors and behind-the-scenes entertainment. Explore more in our featured theme: Art/Music.
Collections
The Wizard of Oz Collection
Get ready for the onslaught of Wicked by revisiting the movies in our Wizard of Oz collection. Put on the original 1939 classic, or return to the 1985 sequel featuring Fairuza Balk. Alternately, you can explore the poppy field fever dreams of 20th Century Oz, The Wiz, and the stylized Sam Raimi interpretation Oz the Great and Powerful. Follow your own yellow brick road.Get ready for the onslaught of Wicked by revisiting the movies in our Wizard of Oz collection. Put on the original 1939 classic, or return to the 1985 sequel featuring Fairuza Balk. Alternately, you can explore the poppy field fever dreams of 20th Century Oz, The Wiz, and the stylized Sam Raimi interpretation Oz the Great and Powerful. Follow your own yellow brick road.
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Psychological Horror Film
Jump scares and body horror are all well and good for an October fright, but the films that really keep us up at night are psychological horror films. Modern head-twisters like Get Out and Black Swan sit uncomfortably alongside The Shining and Rosemary's Baby. Tune in and stay awake.Jump scares and body horror are all well and good for an October fright, but the films that really keep us up at night are psychological horror films. Modern head-twisters like Get Out and Black Swan sit uncomfortably alongside The Shining and Rosemary's Baby. Tune in and stay awake.
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Comics & Heroes
With Deadpool & Wolverine clobbering the box office on its opening weekend, does this mean that Comic Book Movies are back? The past few years have been sparse to say the least, there are still plenty of terrific films based on comics, like CGI brainbusters Avengers: Endgame and The Dark Knight, but also introspective films based on graphic novels such as Persepolis and When the Wind Blows.With Deadpool & Wolverine clobbering the box office on its opening weekend, does this mean that Comic Book Movies are back? The past few years have been sparse to say the least, there are still plenty of terrific films based on comics, like CGI brainbusters Avengers: Endgame and The Dark Knight, but also introspective films based on graphic novels such as Persepolis and When the Wind Blows.
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Book Review
On a Mission from God: The Definitive Story of The Blues Brothers
In Daniel De Visé's in-depth new book The Blues Brothers - An Epic Friendship, the Rise of Improv, and the Making of an American Film Classic, the author goes to phenomenal lengths to detail not just the making of the film, but all the blues that's fit to print.In Daniel De Visé's in-depth new book The Blues Brothers - An Epic Friendship, the Rise of Improv, and the Making of an American Film Classic, the author goes to phenomenal lengths to detail not just the making of the film, but all the blues that's fit to print.
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In Memoriam
Gene Hackman, 1930-2025
A legend for more than six decades, Gene Hackman won two Academy Awards, four Golden Globes, one Screen Actors Guild Award, and two BAFTAs.
Hackman was known for his gruff everyman, from Popeye Doyle in the French Connection to Royal Tennenbaum in...well, The Royal Tennenbaums.
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Directed byBertrand Tavernier
Dystopian Film - Rated R -131 Minutes -1980
Death Watch is a 1980 science fiction film directed by Bertrand Tavernier. It is based on the 1973 novel The Unsleeping Eye by David G. Compton. The film was entered into the 30th Berlin International Film Festival. The film had 1,013,842 admissions in France and was the 35th most attended film of the year.