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M. Night Shyamalan's Supernatural Romance 'Remain' Arrives February 2027

Jake Gyllenhaal and Phoebe Dynevor star in the director's new film, a collaboration with romance novelist Nicholas Sparks.

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Brendan Fraser's '90s Blockbuster The Mummy Is Free to Stream on YouTube

The 1999 action-adventure hit that launched a franchise and defined a genre is available on YouTube.

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Netflix's Live-Action Gundam Movie is a "Big Action-Romance Space" Epic, Actor Reveals

Noah Centineo describes the upcoming adaptation as "Romeo and Juliet in space."

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Call of Duty Movie Will Tackle 'Cost of War,' Says Director Peter Berg

Director Peter Berg aims to explore the psychological toll of conflict in the upcoming film.

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Fans of Avatar: Seven Havens Should Watch Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon

The animated fantasy adventure shares striking thematic and visual similarities with the ongoing series, making it a perfect companion piece.

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Clayface Claims Box Office Crown for Second Consecutive Weekend

The lower-budget horror film from Skydance earned $24.5 million in its opening weekend, outpacing competition.

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Vincent Price Is the Weirdest Serial Killer Ever in this '70s Cult Classic

Robert Fuest's The Abominable Dr. Phibes is a surreal, kitsch, and dreamlike murder-museum of a movie.

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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Season 2 Delivers Hope Amidst Night City's Despair

Studio Trigger's latest season offers a defiant, hopeful perspective on life in the dystopian metropolis, diverging from the bleakness of its predecessor.

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5 Free Psychological Thrillers That Will Mess With Your Mind

From existential dread to brutal satire, these five gripping films are available to stream without a subscription.