The 1987 film was a commercial failure, earning less than half of its production cost at the box office. It tells the story of a group of children who must protect the world from a team-up of classic monsters bent on causing chaos. Although it didn’t succeed in theaters, the movie eventually gained popularity through home video and developed a dedicated fanbase who consider it a masterpiece – some even prefer it to The Goonies.
From the beginning, Star Wars: Visions has been promoted as a collection of animated shorts that aren’t part of the official Star Wars story. This meant you could watch any episode without needing to know anything about what came before. But the recently released Volume 3, which came out on October 29, 2025, includes three episodes that continue stories from previous installments of the series.
By this point in his career, Stanley Kubrick was taking increasingly long breaks between films. Four years passed between the release of A Clockwork Orange and Barry Lyndon. He then waited five years for The Shining, seven for Full Metal Jacket, and a full twelve years before his last film, Eyes Wide Shut, came out in 1999. Sadly, he passed away just days after submitting the finished film to the studio.
Now available on Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K UHD, this film marks a bit of a shift for Liam Neeson. Like Leslie Nielsen before him, Neeson was primarily a dramatic actor until the success of ‘Taken’ turned him into an action star. Though he’d seemed to move away from action roles, he was convinced to try comedy, following in Nielsen’s footsteps by playing the part with a completely serious demeanor. For Nielsen, this type of role, while defining his career, unfortunately meant he was never again seen as a serious dramatic actor. But times have changed, and Neeson does a great job as the son of Frank Drebin. He’s done comedy before, appearing in Seth MacFarlane’s ‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’ (2014), but this ‘Naked Gun’ remake is even better. It successfully captures the spirit and style of the original with its classic slapstick and silly humor. In a time when many movies are dark and serious, this film offers a delightfully dumb and refreshing escape, and audiences clearly agreed, with the film earning $102 million at the box office.
Released in 1995 and directed by Tobe Hooper with Robert Englund in the lead role, The Mangler wasn’t a critical success—Stephen King himself considers it one of his least favorite adaptations. Despite its strangeness, the film is worth revisiting, particularly for its exploration of capitalism, its gritty industrial look, and its steampunk-inspired villain. Hooper’s direction and Englund’s energetic performance transformed an already outlandish story into something surprisingly atmospheric and meaningful, and its themes feel just as relevant now as they did then.
It’s interesting that Batman, despite often needing help himself, is usually hesitant to ask other heroes – even his allies in the Bat-Family or the Justice League – for assistance. However, he almost always jumps at the chance to help them, or even heroes from other universes, with incredibly difficult problems. He doesn’t do it out of generosity, though; he simply believes he’s the best person to get the job done.
Ever wondered which actors have appeared in the most films? Some of the names topping the list might surprise you.
Recent episodes of Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 were full of backstabbing and difficult choices, leaving only five players still in the competition. These finalists survived against 451 other contestants, including an NFL cheerleader, a retired bomb disposal expert, and a SoulCycle instructor.
George Clooney appeared on a segment of The Graham Norton Show ahead of the release of his upcoming Netflix movie Jay Kelly, which hit the 2025 movie calendar on November 14 for a short theatrical run. When asked about the prank war between the Wolfs stars, Clooney admitted that they’ve done “terrible things” to each other, and he thinks it all started when they were filming Ocean’s Eleven. He recalled:
Disney and ESPN leaders Alan Bergman, Dana Walden, and Jimmy Pitaro announced a new agreement that shows their dedication to providing great entertainment and adapting to modern viewing habits. This deal acknowledges the high quality of Disney’s content and gives YouTube TV customers more options. They’re happy that Disney networks are back on YouTube TV in time for viewers to enjoy this weekend’s programming, including college football.