/Film

Peter Sciretta founded /Film after working as a full-time writer for Cinematical, a movie blog owned by AOL. The site officially started on August 23, 2005, with an article by Zach Lawrence listing his Top 10 Movies of All Time. In just a month, we had assembled a team of more than 20 contributors from across the United States.

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Squid Game Season 3 Review: The Netflix Hit Comes To An Underwhelming Conclusion

14 hours ago | slashfilm.com | Chris Evangelista

Squid Game season 3 brings the Netflix series to a conclusion that feels both inevitable and underwhelming. Here's our review.
M3GAN 2.0 Review: Judgment Day Is Messy Mayhem In This 'Bad Straight Camp' Sequel

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | BJ Colangelo

When Blumhouse and Universal unleashed "M3GAN" onto the world in 2022, no one could have possibly predicted the sensation she would become. Well, no one straight, that is. Queer audiences took one look at that "Titanium"-singing murder doll and said, "Mother." Her stellar box office performance made way for the inevitable sequel, and the House that Blum Built doubled, if not tripled down, on catering to M3GAN's biggest fanbase leading up to the sequel's release.
Ironheart Review: Marvel's Latest Show Is The Breath Of Fresh Air The MCU Truly Needs

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Jacob Hall

The first thing you notice about Marvel's "Ironheart," the latest streaming entry in the sprawling Marvel Cinematic Universe, is how small it is. It's set largely in a single Chicago neighborhood. Other than the title character, its cast is original and tightly connected to their environment rather than another corner of the MCU.
Why Ronald Reagan Was Terrified Of A Beloved '80s Movie

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

Ever since the United States dropped the atomic bombs Fat Man and Little Boy on, respectively, the Japanese cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, the world has known with terrifying certainty that humanity possesses the power to end all life on Earth — or, at least, most of it. Cockroaches might pull through (and, if 1977's "Damnation Alley" has the science right, get really big).
The Jenna Ortega Crime Thriller That You Didn't Realize Taylor Sheridan Produced

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Akos Peterbencze

As a prolific creator, Taylor Sheridan has been behind numerous TV shows (alongside some movie screenplays) and regularly directs a number of episodes of his series. Yet he still finds the time and bandwidth to produce a few projects that aren't his creations. One of those is Brian Helgeland's crime thriller, "Finestkind," which unceremoniously came and went on Paramount+ at the end of 2023.
The Star Trek: Discovery Moment That Gave Ethan Peck 'Goosebumps' [Exclusive]

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Mathai

"Star Trek" has always been in a league of its own. More than almost any other franchise, this one defines itself by the original stars who first embodied characters like Captain Kirk, Spock, Scotty, and all the rest. To countless fans, William Shatner simply IS James T. Kirk, much in the same way that Mark Hamill IS Luke Skywalker. Unlike its rivals, however, "Trek" has never been afraid to move on from its past and look ahead to a bold future.
How Taylor Sheridan's Personal Life Helped Influence Angela's Arc In Landman

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Akos Peterbencze

Compared to his numerous other TV shows that are brimming with testosterone, intensity, and gravitas, Taylor Sheridan's Paramount+ hit "Landman" is significantly looser. I mean that in a good way.
What Happened During Saturday Night Live's First Episode (And How Critics Reacted)

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

Unless you've been on an arctic expedition during all of 2025 or in a coma (in which case, welcome back!), you are no doubt aware that "Saturday Night Live" has celebrated its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebration, the comedy institution produced a series of documentaries, held a massive homecoming concert at Radio City Music Hall (which, per Adam Sandler, was paid for entirely by Kevin Nealon), and aired a live primetime special on NBC.
The '80s Sitcom That Launched Tom Hanks' Career

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

For much of the 20th century, if an up-and-coming actor was eying a movie career, taking a prominent role in a television series could be perilous. While it may be hard to believe now, there was a time when film was considered a far more prestigious line of work than getting beamed into the living rooms of viewers all over the world.
One Of The Most Controversial Horror Sequels Ever Has One Of The Best Trailers Of All Time

3 days ago | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

It's generally accepted that the summer movie season as we know it today began 50 years ago with the release of Steven Spielberg's "Jaws." Studios were already obsessed with blockbusters thanks to the runaway success of films like "Love Story" and "The Godfather," as well as the proliferation of multiplexes (which meant screen numbers were exploding all over the world). But when "Jaws" blew past "Gone with the Wind" to become the highest grossing movie of all time, it was game on.