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5 Forgotten Monster Movies That Still Hold Up Today
Five forgotten monster films from the 1950s-2010s remain chillingly relevant today.
SlashFilm · 2m
The Social Reckoning bombs while horror film surges
Aaron Sorkin's follow-up to The Social Network grossed just $5.5 million against a $30, 42 million budget, while Blumhouse's Other Mommy raked in $27.5 million.
The Verge · 1m
Social Reckoning Fails at Box Office
The Social Reckoning flops with $5.5 million debut as Other Mommy leads with $27.5 million.
Variety · 1m
2012 Movie Now Streaming on Starz
2012 disaster film joins Starz streaming library next month.
Collider · 1m
Sorkin On Eisenberg For Social Reckoning
Sorkin says Jesse Eisenberg won't return for The Social Reckoning sequel.
Deadline · 1m
Lynn Painter Talks Trust Fall and Movie Adaptations
Lynn Painter reveals how her new novel Trust Fall and upcoming adaptations of Better Than the Movies and Fake Skating blend small-town charm with Hollywood dreams.
Woman's World · 2m
Spider-Man Beats Star Wars as Highest-Grossing Movie
Spider-Man: Brand New Day becomes highest-grossing domestic movie after surpassing Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Variety · 1m
Resident Evil finds horror in the funny
Zach Cregger's new take on Capcom's zombie franchise proves video game movies have finally grown up.
The Verge · 2m
Resident Evil reboot gets first reactions
Sony’s new Resident Evil premiered in Los Angeles before a tight review embargo and a global theatrical launch.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m