This list includes the significant film releases through the year. Since movie studios always amend schedules, nothing here is set in stone.
You only have to note the fact that we're not all wearing glittery jumpsuits and driving flying cars everywhere to realize that the future painted by science fiction isn't always in line with what the real world has to offer. Nevertheless, it only takes a cursory look at some of the genre's most notable movies and TV shows to see that sometimes sci-fi can get it very right indeed.
'Mother!," Darren Aronofsky's tour de force of allegorical misdirection, is about many things, in succession and simultaneously. What begins as a creepily insinuating chamber piece of domestic discord quickly takes on more metaphorical meanings, with drama giving way to outright horror: Here, a parable of marital anxiety becomes a lurid, Boschlike meditation on environmental destruction, idolatry and - ultimately - blind devotion to a greedy and insatiable god.
Sharks and demogorgons have a lot in common, including lots of teeth and the ability to scare people. A new " Stranger Things " poster pays tribute to Steven Spielberg's 1975 horror blockbuster " Jaws ."
The Big E, which runs for 17 days, Sept. 15 through Oct. 1, in West Springfield, Mass., is New England's largest state fair and one of the most anticipated events of the year.
"E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" : A classics series continues with showings of the Steven Spielberg favorite playing at 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday at Cinemark Tulsa. BRUCE MCBROOM/Universal Studios Amblin Entertainment via AP File "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" : A classics series continues with showings of the Steven Spielberg favorite playing at 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday at Cinemark Tulsa.
The director's 1983 Stephen King adaptation about a killer car with a mind of its own, is considered a classic and now Carpenter has revamped the story for a video to launch his new album, "Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-1998." The director, whose last film work was 2010's The Ward, even appears in the video as Christine's driver.
The director's 1983 Stephen King adaptation about a killer car with a mind of its own, is considered a classic and now Carpenter has revamped the story for a video to launch his new album, "Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-1998." The director, whose last film work was 2010's The Ward, even appears in the video as Christine's driver.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is expanding this Halloween with an all new immersive experience created especially for horror fans.