/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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What Happened To Bobby On Tracker? His Absence, Explained

19 hours ago | slashfilm.com | Joe Roberts

Paramount has found success with more conservative-leaning shows in recent years, with the most prominent example being "Yellowstone" and its vast universe of spin-offs.
A Movie About A Real Apple Store Robbery Is Dominating Netflix's Top Charts

21 hours ago | slashfilm.com | Joe Roberts

Netflix is known for many things, but true crime (like that disturbing documentary about Kidfluencers) and barely serviceable thrillers (I'm looking at you and your Die Hard-like action movie, Dylan Sprouse) are surely two of the most salient. Now, the streamer has combined the two into the ultimate piece of Netflix "content" and wouldn't you know it, the result is a worldwide mega-hit.
This Is Your Chance To Live In Frasier's Actual Apartment (If You're Rich)

1 day ago | slashfilm.com | Joe Roberts

Anyone who grew up on '90s sitcoms will surely have envisioned themselves living in Frasier's high-end downtown Seattle condo. Dr. Crane's home at the Elliot Bay Towers was pure fantasy, with its completely unrealistic view of the Space Needle and tastefully decorated interior that a radio psychiatrist almost certainly couldn't afford. How much does Frasier's apartment actually cost?
A Superman Movie Sneak Peek May Have Spoiled The Debut Of A Major DC Comics Threat

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | Joe Roberts

Superman will soon take to the skies again, and DC Studios co-head James Gunn is keen for us all to watch. With the upcoming "Superman," the director has seemingly crafted an ode to the Man of Steel's essential and unwavering goodness to remind us that such a thing exists during a time when the world seems to be perpetually suspended in a state of tumult and disarray.
Why Emily Deschanel Won't Star In A Show Like Bones Ever Again

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | Joe Roberts

We are firmly in the age of "newstalgia," a streaming trend that involves unearthing beloved series and films from the past and presenting them to new generations. It's happened with "Friends" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and countless movies that have been exhumed by Netflix and added to the platform's capacious servers. But this trend doesn't have to involve shows that went off the air decades ago.
Why The Sinners Credits Include A 'Special Thanks' To Christopher Nolan

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | Ryan Scott

It's somewhat rare for a horror movie to be treated like a must-see cinematic event on the level of an "Avengers" film. We're talking about the likes of 2017's "It" and Jordan Peele's "Us," i.e. the biggest of big that the genre has to offer. Ryan Coogler, the filmmaker behind "Black Panther" and "Creed," has now managed to position his new vampire movie "Sinners" as one of these blockbuster-level cinematic events, and with good reason.
What Will Be The Biggest Summer Movie At The Box Office In 2025?

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | Ryan Scott

The 2025 summer movie season is nearly upon us, and it's quite stacked. The first quarter of the year had its ups and downs, but mostly, it was disappointments littering the road as Hollywood faced another rough start in the pandemic era. Fortunately, things have turned around in recent weeks, with the likes of "A Minecraft Movie" and "Sinners" posting big numbers. But now we ask the question: What will come out on top and be the biggest movie of the summer?
Arnold Schwarzenegger Starred In One Of IMDb's Worst-Rated Movies Ever

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | Joe Roberts

If you know anything about Arnold Schwarzenegger, or even if you've just seen "Pumping Iron," you'll know that the man is used to winning. This is a guy who left his small Austrian town to become arguably the greatest bodybuilder in history, before transitioning to Hollywood where he became the biggest star in the world, only to then become governor of California.
The Comic Series That Reimagined One Of James Bond's Most Famous Enemies

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | Joe Roberts

With Amazon taking control of the James Bond franchise, speculation about how the saga might be rinsed for all its worth has abounded. Surely Jeff Bezos and co. will try to wring as many James Bond spin-offs out of this thing as possible, and while that might result in some interesting off-shoots from the main franchise, fans aren't necessarily jazzed at the prospect. But perhaps they needn't fret. After all, there have been Bond spin-offs for years, just not on-screen.
5 Reasons Why Ryan Coogler's Sinners Killed It At The Box Office

2 days ago | slashfilm.com | Ryan Scott

Ryan Coogler, the director behind "Black Panther" and "Creed," has proved himself as one of the most valuable and beloved directors in Hollywood. But while the filmmaker had asserted himself as a force to be reckoned with in the realm of franchises, his ability when it came to originals, in terms of delivering at the box office, was not a guarantee. That is no longer the case, however, as Coogler's latest, the original vampire flick "Sinners," had a downright stellar opening weekend.