October is spooky season, and nothing sells better than a horror movie before the season of the witch. This weekend, however, brings a horror film with a bit of a twist. Warner Bros. and DC Studios are unveiling Clayface, a body horror psychological thriller based on the titular character from DC
This weekend, DC Studios steps back into Gotham City, but without its Caped Crusader, Batman. Warner Bros. has done the standalone villain movie treatment before with 2019's Joker, a film that pulled in $1.079 billion globally at the box office, but the DC Universe will have its first run at it
In a year that has already seen box office surprises with Obsession and Backrooms, 2026 decided there was room for one more. Over the weekend, A24 released the documentary feature You Can See Everything in 855 theaters and made it an instant success story. With its $15.6 million debut, You Can See
October has been a bit of a mixed bag for moviegoing so far, but this weekend's offerings should spice things up a bit due to variety. Video game movies get another shot to prove themselves after Mortal Kombat II over the summer and the recently released Resident Evil, which has turned into a bona
They say that timing is everything, and that proved true in 2010 when The Social Network hit the big screen and began its journey to becoming a modern-day masterpiece. The film about the founding of Facebook struck a chord with audiences because it involved two names in movies that garner huge
Some films succeed despite the critical attacks they receive, intended to derail them. Other Mommy debuted at the top of the box office with $27.8 million (off of a $19 million budget) despite a "D+" CinemaScore and a 17 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, allowing it to scare off Aaron Sorkin and The
