I don’t expect ever to fully understand my desire to hold on to those two doomed cowboys in the most literal way possible.

One of Michael Caine's best ever movies has been added to Now TV. The 1964 war film Zulu offers viewers a gripping portrayal of the Battle of Rorke’s Drift, a pivotal event during the Anglo-Zulu ...

Jace Norman sits down to chat about Henry Danger The Movie in this exclusive new featurette! The 24-year-old actor chats up what it’s been like to get back into Kid Danger’s boots and bringing ...

The Killer, the long-running French comic which inspired David Fincher's 2023 film starring Michael Fassbender ... he has previously launched scary movie magazine Horrorville, relaunched Comic ...

A self-professed serial killer who called himself the “Michael Meyers” of Tennessee was just given 159 years for three slayings — on top of his 102-year sentence for killing his pregnant ...

Investigators uncover how a wealthy businessman preyed on vulnerable gay men in the four-part docuseries, “The Fox Hollow Murders: Playground of a Serial Killer ... TV and movies, with and ...

calling himself a “serial killer,” prosecutors said, and likening himself to Michael Myers, the fictional killer made famous by the "Halloween" movies. This NATO ally will ‘buy, buy ...

Offering the poignant final performance of French legend Michel Blanc (and little more), Lionel Baier’s adaptation of ...

Joshua Dotson referred to himself as the horror movie slasher on ... the self-proclaimed "serial killer" who dubbed himself after Halloween slasher Michael Myers on the stand is now facing more ...

A self-declared "serial killer" who likened himself to the fictional Halloween character Michael Myers has been sentenced to a further 159 years in jail. Joshua Dotson, 24, pleaded guilty to the ...

Dotson took an unorthodox approach during the trial, often testifying in his own defense and referring to himself as a "serial killer." He also likened himself to "Michael Myers," a fictional ...

This sentiment is alternately groaned and shrieked more than a few times in relation to the title character of director Osgood Perkins’ horror movie, and with good reason: Unless you count the ...