Pizza Movie turns a simple pizza run into a wild, drug-fueled night of hallucinations, absurd encounters, and chaotic laughs in this frenetic Zoomer stoner comedy. Pizza Movie may not be the most gourmet slice in the comedy oven. It’s a little too goofy to be great, but also far too entertaining to be considered bad.
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Disclosure Day asks a question that has fascinated humanity for decades. If definitive proof of alien life suddenly appeared tomorrow, how would we respond? Would we welcome our new cosmic neighbors or panic at the realization that we are part of a much larger galactic story?
A new documentary titled Oz, produced by Leonardo DiCaprio through Appian Way Productions, is set to explore the remarkable and often difficult story behind the making of The Wizard of Oz. The documentary aims to dig deeper into the film’s production history and examine why this classic movie continues to resonate with audiences around the world more than eight decades after its release.
Tom Morello co-directs The Ballad of Judas Priest documentary with filmmaker Sam Dunn, a heartfelt 50-year look at Rob Halford, metal history, and resilience.
Toy Story 5 brings Woody, Buzz, and the gang face-to-face with a smart tablet that could change playtime forever. See the trailer and meet the new characters.
The 1976 Star Wars novel, MidAmeriCon, and San Diego Comic-Con panel in Kansas City sparked early fan excitement, laying the foundation for a legendary franchise.
Blue Underground unveils a stunning 4K restoration of Ralph Bakshi and Frank Frazetta’s Fire and Ice, a groundbreaking animated fantasy classic.
The History of Concrete turns an overlooked material into a moving, funny meditation on cities, creativity, and modern life through John Wilson’s lens.
Step into Point Blank, John Boorman’s neo-noir masterpiece, a tense, stylish revenge thriller with surreal visuals and psychological depth.
Pop culture goes bizarro as Chia Pets head to the big screen. From 1977 novelty planters to a potential movie, can a novelty gift become a hit film?
Four-film Warner Archive Blu-ray set explores Humphrey Bogart’s rise from supporting roles to Hollywood icon, featuring essential, underappreciated classics.
A personal look at Un Chien Andalou, the surreal 1929 film by Buñuel and Dalí that reshaped cinema, dream logic, and avant-garde storytelling.
Masters of the Universe returns in 2026 with a live-action reboot starring Nicholas Galitzine, Jared Leto, and Idris Elba. Epic fantasy reborn.
Focus on Louise Brooks by Flicker Alley showcases a timeless figure in film history for redefining acting, inspiring fashion, and challenging female stereotypes.
National Popcorn Day 2026 brings wild BYOB popcorn buckets, free snacks, and reveals how movie theatre popcorn went from banned to a billion-dollar business.
Lav Diaz’s Magellan, starring Gael García Bernal, reimagines the Age of Discovery through a decolonial lens, confronting power, conquest, and myth.
Hugh Jackman stars in The Death of Robin Hood, a dark A24 reimagining that explores guilt, violence, and redemption in the outlaw’s final chapter.
WikiFlix streams thousands of public domain movies for free with a Netflix-style interface. No ads, no accounts, no subscriptions. Instant play at zero cost.
Why does Disney keep returning to Tron? Explore box office losses, cult fandom, merchandise revenue, and the long-term value of the Tron franchise.
Mallrats turns 30 as the cult comedy that launched Kevin Smith deeper into pop culture and helped shape the rise of mainstream geek identity and fandom.
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 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.
Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times: A Vision Ahead of Its Time
Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times remains one of the most visionary and socially relevant films in cinematic history. Modern Times captures a futuristic world as foretold through the eyes of a comedian, merging slapstick humor with profound social observation.