This '70s Disney sci-fi film was a proper flop, but it's also an interesting movie with a great cast (including a horror legend) and a truly baffling ending.

Roger Ebert had some notorious takedowns of films he did not care for, including this Kurt Russell sci-fi pic from the 1990s.

"St. Elmo's Fire" and "Misery" — along with "Black Swan" and others — are among the vintage films screening this week.

While Kurt Russell's role in Stargate might be a supporting one, he helped shape the movie into a veritable franchise.

There is some seriously stellar dialogue in John Carpenter's movies, both action and horror. Much of it uttered by Kurt ...

That’s exactly what Tubi is offering this Halloween. The AVOD (advertising-based video-on-demand) streaming service has ...

YouTube will first implement the feature, known as upscaling, for videos that were originally uploaded at resolutions under ...

Like many actors, Kurt Russell doesn't love talking with publicists. In fact, he went to extreme measures to avoid them while ...

Guillermo del Toro thinks this beloved John Carpenter cult classic had limitless franchise potential. Now, it’s streaming.

Cineverse (Nasdaq: CNVS), a next-generation entertainment studio, has announced today that this Halloween, legendary ...

Discover the best TV shows streaming on Apple TV+, including the British spy drama Slow Horses and the epic saga Pachinko.

The 2011 prequel to John Carpenter's The Thing, starring Joel Edgerton, is about to stream for free for Halloween. Here's how ...