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Deadpool & Wolverine gave every fan something that, deep down, they always knew they wanted: Henry Cavill in the MCU.

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An outlier here as not strictly a horror film, but such a smash in the summer of 1999 that it undeniably changed the game for movie monsters. At last, the cursed high priest Imhotep – originally ...

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Supermassive's chilling horror adventure Until Dawn is getting the movie treatment in 2025, and the first trailer has arrived. Does it look as good as the original game, or at least better than ...

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