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Tron: Ares is finally out and critic ratings are… not great. Rotten Tomatoes is sitting at 54%, IMDb, 6.4/10. As for me? I’d rate it at… well, you’ll have to wait till the end to find out.
Confused about The Conjuring timeline? Here’s your definitive guide to watching all 10 movies in order—from The Nun to The Conjuring: Last Rites. We break down every demon, doll, and real-life haunting that connects the universe’s scariest cases.
Power up, Users. Here’s everything you need to know from 1982’s Tron and 2010’s Tron: Legacy before Ares hits theaters.
Find out how film composers like Korngold, Steiner, and Williams transformed movie music into the modern era’s most popular form of classical composition.
Good Boy turns what sounds like a silly premise—a dog’s-eye view of a haunted house—into an oddly moving horror story about loyalty, loss, and what it really means to be a “good boy.”
We’re all self-centered. We have no choice. For creative types, this natural and unavoidable self-centric impulse can result in painters creating self-portraits, writers including themselves in novels, and in movies we find movies made about making movies: Meta Movies!
It’s that time of year again! Time to get your spooky on and conquer NerdNet’s October Film Challenge. 31 horror movies selected from our contributors as we slowly drag our worm-ridden corpses toward Halloween.
Endorsing scary movies for kids is impossible. What is or isn’t scary for a particular kid is impossible to predict and some movies you wouldn’t think are scary at all can still result in your child having nightmares and wanting to sleep with you after watching them.
I’m not a horror fan. I don’t enjoy the feelings they bring—anxiety, fear, disgust, dread. I try to keep those emotions out of my daily life. Still, these films managed to creep onto my screen… and into my nightmares. Consider this a warning list—or an invitation, depending on your tolerance for terror.
Today, I’m taking a trip down memory lane to a childhood classic that pretty much set me up for life: *The Return to Oz*. Turns out, it wasn’t just nightmare fuel for me as a kid; it also taught me two crucial life lessons.