MOVIES

For people who know Tomatometer scores as well as Wordle lovers know obscure five-letter words.

The lovable little fawn is now in the public domain—and he’s about to get a lot less lovable.

Hollywood’s latest cannibal movie required some culinary innovation—but less meat than you might’ve assumed.

John Hughes speculated that the original cut of ‘Planes, Trains, and Automobiles’ is lost for good, but you can find remnants of it if you know where to look.

You don't have to be in the Big Apple to love these films set in New York City, like “Saturday Night Fever,” “Frances Ha,” and more.

Your drunk uncle has got nothing on an axe-wielding turkey, a gaggle of psychopathic Santas, or any other character you'll find in these holiday horror movies.

Though often dismissed as a bunch of movies about a crazy guy with a knife, there’s a sense of near-constant creativity at work within even the most low-budget, opportunistic slasher films.

During Halloween '77, dressing up as Chewbacca meant buying a werewolf mask and keeping your yap shut.

Just because you love 'Scream' doesn't necessarily mean you're going to enjoy 'Cannibal Holocaust,' so knowing your horror subgenres can come in handy.

Sometimes the most terrifying movie monster is the one you never see.

From rock classics to horror movie tracks, these are the Halloween songs Spotify users are listening to.

The newest knowledge bomb from Mental Floss contains history, trivia, and lore about dozens of films from the past 50 years.