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4 Essential Cult Horror Movies Hiding on Netflix for Halloween Streaming, Including a Slasher Sequel That Took 23 Years (opens the original)
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October has arrived and with it comes the urge to watch as many horror movies as you can. With Halloween fast approaching, there is no better time to check out the scariest films you can find anywhere. Netflix is home to some great options, yet many of the choices are among the most notable horror flicks around. Alien, Nope, Jaws, 28 Years Later, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The Black Phone, and the underrated Fear Street trilogy are all among the most popular options for any Netflix subscriber
5 1990s Movie Sequels Every ’80s Kid Loved But Are Better Left in the Past (opens the original)
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Millennials have fond memories of so many movies from the ’90s, even if they aren’t the kind of film that holds up well all these years later. Kids from the ’80s spent much of the ’90s renting movies from the video store based on cover art or simply because they knew the franchise they came from. That led to plenty of sequels getting watched over and over throughout the decade. Many were the follow-ups to some of the best films these kids had ever seen, while others were just part of beloved fra
This Remix of Classic Looney Tunes Characters Is the Only Cartoon of Its Kind That Actually Worked (opens the original)
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One of the hardest things to do in any kind of entertainment media is to follow something that is truly great and iconic. The Looney Tunes fit that bill, as the franchise has given us some of the best and funniest characters and skits in cartoon history. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird, and more make up a group that is almost impossible to replace. In fact, the Looney Tunes are still relevant today thanks to the underrated The Day the Earth Blew Up a
The Best Horror Franchise of the 2000s Got the Perfect Sequel 3 Years Ago, And the Future Is Even More Exciting (opens the original)
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The horror genre was in an interesting place during the 2000s. The second rise of slashers during the late ’90s had died out and many of the most prominent horror franchises, like Scream, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Evil Dead, weren’t really putting out new installments. There were the standalone horror projects like Drag Me to Hell and The Descent, as well as reboots like Halloween and remakes like House of Wax. However, something fresh was needed and it was time for new franchises to establ
14 Years Ago, The Best Time Travel Movie of the 2010s Premiered, And Two Icons Played the Same Character (opens the original)
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One of the most difficult things to correctly pull off in Hollywood is a time travel film. The concept lends itself to so many interesting setups, yet it can be tough to write because there are plenty of pitfalls that come with it. Plot holes and inconsistencies are unfortunately hard to avoid, so the end result with time travel movies can be a mixed bag. There are some truly great ones like Back to the Future, About Time, Safety Not Guaranteed, About Time, and Avengers: Endgame, but there are a
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