Entertainment

Dare to try the Ouija board this Halloween? Discover its haunted history, creepy legends, and the films that made it a symbol of fear.

Google Doodle celebrates Pac-Man’s 45th anniversary with a Halloween Doodle interactive game, bringing back nostalgic memories of the game that started it all.

A group of RISD artists secretly lived inside a mall for four years in Secret Mall Apartment, transforming hidden rebellion into an unforgettable art story.

The legendary Halloween hit “Monster Mash” is getting an animated movie from Miramax, reviving Bobby “Boris” Pickett’s timeless graveyard smash.

From “Light My Fire” to “L.A. Woman,” Immersed 1967–1971 lets fans relive The Doors’ evolution through rich, immersive Dolby Atmos sound.

Hollywood legend June Lockhart, known for Lassie and Lost in Space, dies at 100. Her roles shaped generations with warmth, humor, and inspiration.

The Indestructible Man: A noir-style sci-fi horror gem where Lon Chaney Jr. cheats death, turning vengeance and electricity into a cinematic shocker of 1950s pulp perfection.

A sultry blend of sex, wit, and rebellion, The Graduate defined a generation. Mrs. Robinson seduced more than Benjamin; she seduced the world.

On the 100th anniversary of Lenny Bruce’s birth, we honor the comic who turned truth-telling into art and fought for America’s right to speak freely.

Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley shines in Criterion’s stunning release, a must-have for movie lovers seeking a dark, stylish, and unforgettable cinematic experience.

From 1919 to today, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith remain comic icons. Discover their history and how you can now reimagine them in the public domain.

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride resurrects horror with Christian Bale, Jessie Buckley, and Annette Bening in a fever-dream tale of love, terror, and revolt.