Over a couple decades into the 21st century, what are the horror movies that have stood out as future classics? We’ve assembled a list of the best.
June 2026
In the Star Trek franchise, the first human being to ever meet a Klingon on the timeline isn’t an astronaut or an adventurer, but a famous author.
Long before she became Lois Lane in Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel and its follow-up films, Amy Adams played a villain on Superman show Smallville.
Lord of the Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien was friends with C.S. Lewis, but he wasn’t exactly a fan of The Chronicles of Narnia.
Titanic shot Leonardo DiCaprio to superstar status, but Matthew McConaughey was once considered for the role of Jack Dawson.
Billy Bob Thornton has a very good reason for not finding his Landman character, Tommy Norris, to be the most challenging character he’s ever played.
An underrated Steven Soderbergh film starring Channing Tatum (no, not that one) is currently available to stream on Netflix.
Even a screen legend like Cling Eastwood has things he wishes he’d done, like working with three different legendary directors.
The Percy Jackson movies, which starred Alexandra Daddario as the demigod daughter of Athena, are topping the streaming charts on Netflix.
By focusing on Jessie the Cowgirl, Toy Story 5 is essentially a direct sequel to Toy Story 2, and both films are better because of it.
