It’s the legacyquel formula, and like Halloween and Scream, it’s another cinematic success… albeit an overcooked one.

Idina Menzel made a big change to "Let it Go" but now she's paying the price.

Dinosaurs, especially predatory ones, may have evolved to have a stronger bite at the expense of bigger eyes.

Cary Elwes updates fans on his recovery for a rattlesnake bite earlier this week.

The Princess Bride's Cary Elwes suffered a rattlesnake bite and had to be airlifted to the hospital.

Princess Bride's Cary Elwes was airlifted to a hospital last weekend after suffering a rattlesnake bite.

One piece of good news has come from the movie Rust, where everything else has gone terribly wrong.

The Alec Baldwin movie where a death occurred has had another terrible incident transpire.

Doing a deep dive into an underrated Stephen King gem: the funny and scary anthology Cat's Eye.

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Three Bolivian boys ended up hospitalized after they let a black widow bite them in the hopes they would gain super powers a la Spider-Man.

Spoiler: it didn't work.

Yep, more delays.

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Might and Magic: Chess Royale successfully combines the auto battler and battle royale game genres into a quick, enjoyable strategy challenge.

You've never had a bad hair day quite like Anna Bludso, the ambitious protagonist of writer/director Justin Simien's sophomore feature Bad Hair. Newcomer Elle Lorraine delivers a breakout performance as Anna, who dreams of becoming an on-air host at Culture, a TV channel that plays R&B music videos. Anna has been toiling away as an executive assistant for the past four years when her boss and mentor (Judith Scott) decides to leave Culture. A new boss is brought in, and Anna, like many of her co-workers, fears for her job, especially since she'…

HBO's Watchmen TV series uses the drug "nostalgia," and characters Hooded Justice and Sister Night, to show how living in the past is dangerous.

Later Alligator is a lovingly-animated film noir parody that combines mini-games, point-and-click adventuring, and hilarious talking alligators.

As long as there's been fiction there's been flash fiction, history's most bite-sized form of storytelling that packs theme, character development, and world-building into as small a word-count as possible. It's an art form that's evolved over time—from the earliest fables to "For Sale, Baby Shoes, Never Worn", to Snapchat stories and that 280-character tweet about the good dog you saw at brunch—but in recent years its thrived in a spot pretty much tailor-made for the form: the attention span-deficient world of online horror. From that community …