Most end of year lists focus on the most important movies of the year, but what good are those lists if you didn’t see or enjoy those films? Instead, we offer this list of each month’s funnest flick – because if you aren’t having fun, why even go to the movies?
Read MoreSet in the neon-colored 1980s, ‘Lisa Frankenstein’ is a comedy/horror/romance from screenwriter Diablo Cody and director Zelda Williams.
Read MoreEverything old is new again, and that includes scary movies from the ’70s about the birth of the Antichrist.
Read MoreDisney will have to content itself as the second-most successful studio of 2023, as Universal’s 24-film slate pulled in just a bit more both domestically and globally.
Read MoreInto Frame Productions timed the release of the trailer for their slasher ‘Mickey’s Mouse Trap’ to coincide with the day the character became public domain.
Read MoreYour child will delight in the bright and colorful illustrations of Kane being rent in two by a chestburster in this delightful ABC book based on ‘Alien’.
Read More‘Twisters’ is a lot like ‘Twister’ without being a sequel or a reboot, according to the movie’s star.
Read MoreNearly 4 decades after failing to hit number one upon its release, the George Michael-penned “Last Christmas” became the top song on the Christmas charts.
Read MoreThere is so much to say about Yorgos Lanthimos’ stunning epic ‘Poor Things’ that you need a dictionary to define the movie’s highlights.
Read MoreWhat’s a gal to do when her baby has two potential daddies? Call Maury Povich, of course!
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