I was pretty harsh with my assessment of Illumination’s Despicable Me and Minions films in my review for Despicable Me 4, but hey, I stand by my reasons. They’re broad, silly, mostly thoughtless ...

2011 had some hugely successful movies, but it was also a year packed with incredible indie fare that may have been ...

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A chilling moment from the science-fiction franchise The X-Files has resurfaced online as hantavirus cases continue to make headlines around the world, and viewers are speculating whether there was ...

The Xenomorph from the Alien film franchise is one of the coolest, most nefarious movie monsters ever hatched, with its acid blood, mouths-within-mouths, and diabolical claws. It pretty much ...

No Man's Sky continues its unbelievable, decadelong streak of new content updates with Xeno Arena, a patch that lets players raise, breed, train, and battle aliens you discover across the galaxy. The ...

Allen the Alien will be one of 18 playable characters available at launch in three-versus-three tag fighting game Invincible VS, publisher Skybound Games and developer Quarter Up announced. An open ...

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It's broadly regarded as one of the finest horror films ever created, which might seem peculiar given its spaceship setting, but Alien from 1979 established the benchmark for big-screen monsters. This ...

This video dives into the dark corners of the ocean where the world’s creepiest fish resides. Viewers discover how its twisted body and oversized jaws evolved for life in pitch-black depths. The story ...

Something’s going on with our monsters. They used to feast on humans with abandon, burn our villages, prowl the margins of the map; now they’re seeking therapy. The fangs are still there, but they’re ...