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TheKorean-language horror filmExhumafinally debuted domestically this weekend, after a blockbuster run in its home country ofSouth Korea.Exhumagrossed $65,000 from exactly three screens, for a sturdy per-theater average of $21,000. The movie will expand in North America next week, potentiallysetting itself up to become the next big Asian crossover hit.Exhumadebuted in Korea a month ago, and has since emerged asthe country’s biggest hitof the year, withnearly $70 million in box office revenue, according toVariety....

The Time Masters are boring. Sorry, but had to get that out there before we jumped head-first into this episode. Allison Keene guest-reviewedlast week’s episodeofLegends of Tomorrow, going in-depth about the problem with Vandal Savage as both a character and as an antagonist for the team to clash with nearly every episode. But while Savage may not be a great or charismatic villain, at least he has an interesting backstory and relationship with numerous cast members to play on....

FX and Marvel have released the first image fromNoah Hawley’s upcoming limited seriesLegion.Dan Stevens(The Guest) stars as David Heller. “Since he was a teenager, David has struggled with mental illness. Diagnosed as schizophrenic, David has been in and out of psychiatric hospitals for years. But after a strange encounter with a fellow patient, he’s confronted with the possibility that the voices he hears and the visions he sees might be real....

You may or may not be aware thatMatt DamonandBen Affleckare Oscar-winning screenwriters, yet have only written one film together. Until this year, that is. While the two took Hollywood by storm with 1997’sGood Will Hunting, winning the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay in the process, in the wake of that success the duo carved out extremely successful careers onscreen—and in Affleck’s case, behind the camera as a director, which earned him a Best Picture Oscar forArgo....

On this episode of Collider Movie Talk (November 17th, 2016) Kristian Harloff, Jeremy Jahns, Jon Schnepp, Mark Ellis, Natasha Martinez and Wendy Lee discuss the following: Warner Bros. has released a new trailer for the upcomingKong: Skull Island. Directed byJordan Vogt-Roberts, the film re-envision the King Kong story, placing it in the middle of the Vietnam War, where a team of explorers travel to an uncharted island in the Pacific only to discover the beast himself....

It appears the breakout hit of the summer is pulling a reverseTrue Detectivefor its second season. The mind-bending psychological thriller/drama seriesMr. Robotdebuted on USA this summer to quiet acclaim, but quickly became an internet watercooler sensation as ratings rose and fan enthusiasm grew louder. Viewers delighted in followingRami Malek’s meek IT wiz as he fell further and further down a rabbit hole that pointed towards destruction on a massive scale. While there were many twists and turns throughout (some surprising, some quite obvious), the real joy of the show was delving deep into the psychologically troubled mind of Malek’s character....

Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics have revealed a new trailer forMarvel’s Avengers, the super-powered video game arriving this September, which gives a little bit more plot details butfar more importantlyreveals that the main antagonist will be none other than the Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing, better known as M.O.D.O.K. It’s well-documented that every single person at Collider (see: literally just me) thinks M.O.D.O.K.—an evil sentient tuna can with psychic abilities, genius intellect, and tiny little noodle legs—isa comic book icon who deserves more respect....

When I was 6 years old, my grandmother took me to seeMighty Morphin’ Power Rangersat a theater in Warwick, Rhode Island. I was dedicated to the TV series since its debut on Saturday mornings two years earlier, so much so that I threw a tantrum the likes my secluded neighborhood had never seen when I missed the “Think Pink Week” episode because of YMCA swimming practice. This movie was a big deal....

Sony is building out their catalogue of non-MCU dependent titles, and afterTom Hardy’sVenomtakes the first step, Black Cat and Silver Sable are the next Marvel heroes set to headline their own movie. The studio has tapped screenwritersLindsey BeerandGeneva Robertson-Dworetto pen the most recent draft of the script forSilver & Black; the standalone movie centered on Marvel Comics' war criminal-hunting mercenary, Silver Sable, and the Robin Hood-style burglar for the people, Black Cat....

Spring is almost upon us and with a new month brings a new selection of the best movies you can watch onPrime Videothis month. Be it a classic drama starring one of the greatest actors of all time or some of the best films from the last year, you’re going to want to read on. 12 Angry Men (1957) Available on:March 1 Director:Sidney Lumet| Run Time:96 min| Genre:Drama Cast:Henry Fonda, Lee J....

Without a doubt, Christmas is a time of love, joy, and happiness. All you want to do is gather around the Christmas tree, drink some homemade eggnog, andwatch holiday classicslikeHome Alone,Deck the Halls, orMiracle on 34th Street. But the real fun only begins when all the kids are asleep. The Christmas spirit can be very different if you’re all grown up. From hosting a raunchy office party to a masked stalker going on a killing spree, these R-Rated Christmas movies bring a new meaning to the holiday season....

EveryHarry Pottersuperfan wants to go to Hogwarts. To get an owl. To be chosen by a wand. To sit under the sorting hat. AuthorJ.K. Rowling’s book series is a genuinely iconic work of literature, and Warner Bros.’ feature film adaptations brought the world ofHarry Potterto life in vivid fashion. But of course none of it’s real. You can’t go to Hogwarts. You’ll never get lost in the Forbidden Forest. And you’ll never fly on a broom....

Due to its troubled production,The Godfathershould’ve never been the classic it is today. Writer-directorFrancis Ford Coppolaand Paramount headRobert Evansbutted heads over nearly every creative decision, with the director on the brink of being fired at all times due to his unwavering vision. History proved that Coppola was right all along,whether it came to castingMarlon BrandoandAl Pacinoor setting the story in a period setting. The studio was so opposed to Brando’s casting as Don Vito Corleone that it’s possible that they looked for any opportunity to reduce his screen time, which would explaintheir demand to cut Vito’s famous death scene from the script....