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Ultimate Ranking: Every Live-Action Spider-Man Movie and TV Show, From Worst to Best — Including Spider-Noir
Ultimate Ranking: Every Live-Action Spider-Man Movie and TV Show, From Worst to Best — Including Spider-Noir
From a shoestring CBS pilot in 1977 to Nicolas Cage’s trench-coated Spider-Noir arriving in 2026, Spider-Man’s live-action web has stretched nearly 50 years—swinging between spectacular highs and sticky misfires to cement one of cinema’s longest-running superhero legacies.
The Viral Teen-Made Nightmare Headed to A24 Theaters — Where to Watch the Original Backrooms Now
The Viral Teen-Made Nightmare Headed to A24 Theaters — Where to Watch the Original Backrooms Now
Track the Backrooms from Kane Parsons' eerie YouTube breakout to A24's latest big-screen jolt—and see where to watch the original series now.
Prime Minister and Secrets of the Penguins Lead the Documentary Emmys — Every Winner Revealed
Prime Minister and Secrets of the Penguins Lead the Documentary Emmys — Every Winner Revealed
A definitive tour of every winning documentary from the 47th Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards — the surprises, the standouts, and why they mattered.
Ranked: The 5 Best Dystopian Sci-Fi Movies of All Time—Blade Runner and Beyond
Ranked: The 5 Best Dystopian Sci-Fi Movies of All Time—Blade Runner and Beyond
Hollywood makes the apocalypse look like a vibe. From the sleek techno-nightmares of The Matrix to the dust-choked mayhem of Mad Max: Fury Road, dystopia looks thrilling—until you remember the real end won’t come with stunt coordinators or flattering leather.
Tribeca 2026 Makes History With World Premiere of the First Fully AI-Generated Feature Dreams of Violets
Tribeca 2026 Makes History With World Premiere of the First Fully AI-Generated Feature Dreams of Violets
Tribeca 2026 breaks new ground, debuting the world’s first fully AI-generated feature and ushering in a new chapter for cinema.
Tubi Drops 192 New Movies and TV Series for June 2026: See What’s Coming
Tubi Drops 192 New Movies and TV Series for June 2026: See What’s Coming
Tubi turns up the heat this June, bringing blockbuster season home with a free slate of movies and shows for anyone skipping the beach and the box office.
Spider-Noir Reimagines 8 Marvel Icons in a Gritty New Light
Spider-Noir Reimagines 8 Marvel Icons in a Gritty New Light
Spider-Noir hardboils Marvel icons for a smoky 1930s spin, pulling us deep into the Spider-Verse where Nicolas Cage’s Ben Reilly swings as this world’s wall-crawler. The premise may ring a bell, but this isn’t the shadow you remember from Into the Spider-Verse.
50 Years After Taxi Driver, Robert De Niro Reveals the Legacy He Never Saw Coming Ahead of a Tribeca Festival Reunion With Scorsese
50 Years After Taxi Driver, Robert De Niro Reveals the Legacy He Never Saw Coming Ahead of a Tribeca Festival Reunion With Scorsese
Fifty years after Taxi Driver jolted cinema, Robert De Niro sizes up its enduring bite as he readies a Tribeca Festival reunion with Martin Scorsese.
Emma Thompson Calls Out Hollywood After Study Shows Men Named Chris and Talking Animals Get More Leads Than Older Women
Emma Thompson Calls Out Hollywood After Study Shows Men Named Chris and Talking Animals Get More Leads Than Older Women
Emma Thompson’s response to a UK study saying films are more likely to give top billing to a Chris or a talking animal than to a woman over 60 has reignited the fight over who gets seen on screen.
Nicolas Cage Wouldn’t Do TV—Until Breaking Bad, Says Spider-Noir Showrunner Oren Uziel
Nicolas Cage Wouldn’t Do TV—Until Breaking Bad, Says Spider-Noir Showrunner Oren Uziel
Breaking Bad became the unlikely catalyst for Nicolas Cage's return to serialized storytelling — and his leap into Spider-Noir.
How Horror Obsession Turned a $750K Budget Into a $50M Box Office Juggernaut
How Horror Obsession Turned a $750K Budget Into a $50M Box Office Juggernaut
Indie horror juggernaut Obsession obliterates projections, storming the global box office in a shock hit no one saw coming.
Barbra Streisand Addresses Cannes Absence With Heartfelt Video Message
Barbra Streisand Addresses Cannes Absence With Heartfelt Video Message
Barbra Streisand pulls out of Cannes 2026, skipping the honorary Palme ceremony, citing powerful on‑screen images that still won’t leave her head.
Loved The Boroughs? 7 Sci-Fi Movies You Need to Watch Next
Loved The Boroughs? 7 Sci-Fi Movies You Need to Watch Next
Netflix vaulted to streaming dominance on the back of its originals—none bigger than Stranger Things from the Duffer Brothers, a neon-soaked homage to 1980s cinema where a small town bands together against a creeping supernatural menace that splices sci-fi with horror. Now the platform is trying to bottle that lightning again.
Nicolas Cage Can’t Resist Playing Heroes and Villains — Here’s Why
Nicolas Cage Can’t Resist Playing Heroes and Villains — Here’s Why
Villain or hero? After a career of playing both sinners and saviors, Nicolas Cage reveals which side he loves most—and why he keeps returning to it.
Spider-Noir Soars on Rotten Tomatoes, Signaling Prime Video’s Next Superhero Smash
Spider-Noir Soars on Rotten Tomatoes, Signaling Prime Video’s Next Superhero Smash
HBO Max and Disney+ may dominate the DCU and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but Prime Video has been muscling into the cape game—starting early with Ben Edlund’s The Tick and only getting bolder from there.
Thora Birch Comes Out as Bisexual—and Stands With the LGBTQ+ Community
Thora Birch Comes Out as Bisexual—and Stands With the LGBTQ+ Community
Thora Birch comes out as bisexual in an Us Weekly exclusive, crediting her Los Angeles roots and the community that raised her with shaping her identity — and pledging to give back.
Tilda Swinton at Cannes: AI Is No Match for Rule-Breaking Cinema
Tilda Swinton at Cannes: AI Is No Match for Rule-Breaking Cinema
At Cannes, Tilda Swinton turned a masterclass into a rallying cry, arming filmmakers with concrete tactics to push back against AI’s creep into cinema and keep human storytelling at the center.
From South Korea Boycott to Binge: Bong Joon-ho’s Okja Returns to Netflix After Nine Years
From South Korea Boycott to Binge: Bong Joon-ho’s Okja Returns to Netflix After Nine Years
Okja stampedes back onto Netflix as Bong Joon-ho ventures into animation with Ally, extending his signature blend of audacity, heart, and razor-sharp satire.
Ryan Coogler’s The X-Files Reboot: Every Confirmed Star — Plus the Horror Legend Joining the Case
Ryan Coogler’s The X-Files Reboot: Every Confirmed Star — Plus the Horror Legend Joining the Case
Nine seasons, two films, and a polarizing pair of revivals later, Fox’s The X-Files remains one of TV’s most durable sci-fi franchises—but the David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson reunion with creator Chris Carter split the room and left the next move up in the air.
5 Sci-Fi TV Adaptations That Are Actually Better Than the Books
5 Sci-Fi TV Adaptations That Are Actually Better Than the Books
Most sci-fi novels stumble on the way to the screen, their big ideas and bleeding-edge tech lost in translation. But a handful of adaptations stick the landing, proving the right vision can turn dense prose into must-see cinema.