The holidays are blowing in quickly—along with snow days, fall breaks and all those outlier relatives who tend to show up for free meals and
Terminator: Dark Fate was as good as its name this weekend. Despite four new movies and a couple of strong holdovers, the latest chapter in
Maybe it’s only appropriate for a character that’s been around since 1940: Warner Bros.’ Joker just won’t go away. The supervillain origin story laughed all
It was a dandy weekend for the bad guys. Well, not bad bad guys, necessarily. Many of these black hats hide hearts of gold. Take
Throughout his long history, the Joker has never been particularly fond of a certain Dynamic Duo. But the Ace of Knaves could get used to
Lots of folks were worried about Joker. Some theaters hired extra security. Others banned patrons from wearing costumes. And some wondered whether the movie, given
When October rolls around it’s perfectly reasonable to think that your movie streaming choices might be a little limited. I mean it is monster movie
The fictional Arthur Fleck, better known as the Joker in his titular movie, would be pleased that his story has already stirred up so much
I just returned from a week on the beach, where the sun always shined and not a day’s temperature dipped below 80 degrees. But at
The original IT was rated R, and just five minutes in you could see why. As such, children were strongly advised against seeing the movie.
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