Primetime and You Can See Everything are both clammy, audacious awards contenders that challenge our sense of reality. Ahead of the release of his drama starring Robert Pattinson as a TV vigilante, ...

But what are the worst films in history? In honor of truly despised bad cinema, Stacker has accumulated a list of the most widely watched but universally hated movies of all time. For the data, ...

Noah Hawley has addressed the X-Men rumors. The Legion creator has weighed in on his chances of working on Marvel’s upcoming film. The filmmaker has created some of television’s most surreal stories, ...

The show was very much a product of its time. But more than 20 years later—and as a media personality and alleged pal of Jeffrey Epstein serves his second term as president—its story somehow feels ...

ASK MICK LASALLE: From Matt Damon and Meryl Streep to Guy Ritchie and Tom Hardy, Chronicle movie critic emeritus Mick LaSalle answers readers' questions about acting, criticism and movie tropes.

THE PUNISHER TAKES ON THE PREDATOR! New York City becomes a hunting ground when a Predator arrives looking for worthy prey and finds Frank Castle! As crime bosses fall, the body count rises and the ...

Science fiction suggests that life on other planets, if it exists, is likely far more advanced than life on Earth. A recent study suggests otherwise. This new study, led by Chris Doughty, a professor ...

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST BEGINS IN THE FORBIDDEN ZONE! •A terrifying fight for survival is about to begin! On the PLANET OF THE APES, an alien PREDATOR has made its way deep into the FORBIDDEN ZONE.

Frank Castle is not the only trained killer on the loose. PREDATOR VS. PUNISHER, a four-issue series by Frank Tieri (Alien Vs. Captain America) and Jesús Saíz (Eddie Brock: Carnage), launches in ...

For a television show that was canceled nearly two decades ago, “To Catch a Predator” has been having quite a moment. For years, the show entertained Americans by finding men seeking sex with minors ...

The title of “Primetime,” Lance Oppenheim’s thriller about the making and unmaking of the scuzzy reality-TV phenomenon “To Catch a Predator,” tells us we’re watching a period piece. The period is 2006 ...

There's not gonna be title cards. That's what occurs to you only a few minutes into the new film Primetime, a proudly scuzzy movie about an immensely scuzzy subject: the rise of the NBC series To ...