Twisters hit theaters this past summer on July 19, 2024. The epic blockbuster disaster movie then became available to rent or ...

"Twisters"—Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Anthony Ramos’ summer movie hit—debuts on Peacock this week. Find out when you ...

Filmed across Oklahoma in 2023, "Twisters" is a new, contemporary chapter that follows in the path of the 1990s smash "Twister," which also filmed in the Sooner State. The new "Twisters" stars ...

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. In the new Twisters, Kate Carter (Edgar-Jones) has retired from storm chasing following a traumatizing experience with a tornado when ...

Audiences can’t get enough of tornadoes and/or Glen Powell’s handsome face, making “Twisters” one of the biggest box office successes of 2024. The reboot of the 1996 disaster movie ...

The film's director and effects team had one goal — to make their Oklahoma tornadoes look as real as possible.

“I wanted to do something that really honors his presence in this new chapter and really do something for him.” Rated PG-13, Twisters is currently available on digital streaming via premium ...

In the new Twisters, Kate Carter (Edgar-Jones) has retired from storm chasing following a traumatizing experience with a tornado when she was in college. She has since moved to New York City ...

This time, the storms are bigger, badder, and more deadly. Of course, sequels always like to ramp up the action but an uptick in the frequency and severity of tornadoes is no fictional invention. More ...

And for those who embraced the storm in theaters and now need to see it again and again—well, Twisters is now spinning on your screen, too! Keep reading to learn how you can watch Twisters at home.

Nearly 30 years after the 1996 disaster movie Twister, Universal is returning to ... who now studies storm patterns on screens safely in New York City. She is lured back to the open plains by ...

When And Where Will Twisters Be Streaming? Mark your weather calendars for November 15, which is (by most meteorological standards) safely outside tornado season in the U.S., but hey, you never ...