News

Quick Links Movies Coming to Shudder Movies Coming to Paramount+ Movies Coming to Prime Video Movies Coming to Max Movies Coming to AMC+ Movies Coming to Hulu Movies Coming to Peacock Movies Coming to Netflix

There are many ways to start 2025, from starting with your new goals to spending quality time with your friends. However, there is something equally intriguing: watching movies. Thanks to the plethora of streaming services and their options, you can now view these films from the comfort of your couch. The only problem is that far too many movies are coming to these platforms each month, making it difficult for entertainment enthusiasts to choose one. To help you keep track, we've created a directory of every movie that will be available on major streaming services in January 2025, including Netflix, Shudder, Hulu, Prime Video, and more.

Movies Coming to Shudder

Here's every movie coming to Shudder in...

Shattered Space Dlc changes a lot about Starfields playing style. As opposed to focusing on the wide-expanding universe, it focuses on one planet, Varunkaai. This change in the setting allows for more in-depth exploring and lore-building than in the previous games. As players explore the planet, they will interact with all kinds of new quests, locations, and dangers around every corner.

While exploring Varunkaai, players will learn more about the planets god, the Great Serpent, and the different smaller factions on the planet that help deepen the lore and intrigue of the planet. Players' main quest is to solve what happened to the previous faction, which they will do through exploring and quests. This new planet exploration in Shattered Space also leads to getting to know everything about it, including monsters that are proving to be even more frightening than before.

All New Monsters In Shattered Space Dlc Starfield's Newest...

Fans of Bethesda's 2023 action role-playing game Starfield have been patiently waiting for September 30 2024 for the release of the highly-anticipated Shattered Space Dlc: here's how to access it. The Dlc promises to deliver players a story-driven experience, with plenty of new features and enemies being introduced.

Shattered Space will be released on September 30 at 11 Am Est. Players who want to access the Shattered Space Dlc must know how to do so and the recommended level to start playing. Here's everything you need to know before jumping in.

How To Access Starfield: Shattered Space Dlc Hop Into Your Ship And Choose An Unused Orbit

To access Starfield: Shattered Space, you must have the base Starfield game. Shattered Space is simply Dlc that expands on the original game and the world of Starfield, so make sure to have the original game downloaded and installed. Anyone who previously purchased the Premium or Constellation...

Shattered Space is not well suited for new players since it requires prior experience of the game. It is not going to be like Elden Ring level 1 run skills since it is not meant to be played that way.

Shattered Space requires some prior experience to make the most out of it. Image Credit: Bethesda

Bethesda urges players not to jump directly into the Dlc since it would hinder your experience of the game by making the exploration way more difficult and challenging.

Tread Lightly In Shattered Space Dlc Shattered Space is a developer’s gift to the game on its one-year anniversary. Image Credit: Bethesda

Shattered Space is not well suited for lower-level players since it has been deliberately made more challenging than the base game. The Dlc is a developer’s gift to the game on it’s one-year anniversary. It will allow fans to explore new regions,...

It was only after fans rewatched the entirety of "The Boys" in preparation for the season 4 premiere that many realized that the actor who played Ryan Butcher in the season 1 finale had been recast with the series' current actor, Cameron Crovetti. The introduction of the character was a glorified cameo, but when Crovetti took over in season 2, Ryan became what showrunner Eric Kripke would later call, "the key to season 4." With such an expanded role, the creative team wanted a more experienced child actor, and they found that with Crovetti. Fans became so familiar with the performance that they completely forgot the role wasn't originally his, which is understandable considering there was over a year of time separated from season 1 and season 2. Having two actors play one character isn't unheard of and recasting decisions happen all the time, but there's a third actor who has portrayed Ryan Butcher, and this...

Deadpool & Wolverine is expected to feature many Variants, with promo art confirming we'll see several different takes on the Merc with the Mouth (including Lady Deadpool).

Set photos previously revealed a clean-cut, scar-free Ryan Reynolds as Wade Wilson wearing a shiny leather costume and rocking long hair. That Variant doesn't appear to be based on anyone from the comics but has been dubbed "Samurai Deadpool" by many fans.

Now, new promo art for the Marvel Snap video game reveals a new look at that Deadpool Variant alongside Dogpool and the villainous Cassandra Nova.

During a recent interview with SFX Magazine, Deadpool & Wolverine director Shawn Levy hyped the threequel when he said, "There are going to be moments that the audiences are going to love, but I'll also say there are moments where they are going to lose their damn minds – like that times ten billion. Which is not a number,...

Let go of logic to reach your true potential; as seen in The Matrix, "There is no spoon" signifies a conscious shift beyond reason. The quote "There is no spoon" is a Buddhist-influenced message in The Matrix, teaching Neo to silence the mind's perpetual dialogue. Neo's evolution into 'The One' is marked by his rejection of disbelief and fear, embracing a consciousness where anything is possible.

One of the critical lines in The Matrix is when a young boy tells Neo, "There is no spoon," a quote with multiple meanings for the franchise's hero. The Matrix character ensemble is led by Neo (Keanu Reeves), a computer hacker who comes to find that his reality is an illusion and he's the prophesied savior in a war against the machines that oppress humanity. He's aided by his mentor Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) and his romantic ally Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss). Neo's arc is one of self-discovery,...

New month, new recommendations from Deep Cuts Rising. This installment features random picks as well as selections reflecting the month of March 2024.

Regardless of how they came to be here, or what they’re about, these past movies can generally be considered overlooked, forgotten or unknown.

This month’s horror offerings include a killer robot, a haunted mini-mart and more.

The Telephone Box (1972)

Pictured: José Luis López Vázquez’s character talks to a boy inside the namesake of The Telephone Box.

Directed by Antonio Mercero.

An obvious rec for International Find a Pay Phone Booth Day (March 10) is La Cabina (a.k.a. The Telephone Box). This Spanish, made-for-tv short-film turns a silly situation into surreal horror. José Luis López Vázquez‘s unfortunate character enters a freshly installed phone booth, only to then learn it neither works nor allows him to leave. As onlookers gather around and fail to help him,...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Percy Jackson and the Olympians episode 3.

Percy's quest begins as he receives a prophecy from the Oracle of Delphi in Percy Jackson Episode 3. Percy chooses Annabeth and Grover as his companions to prevent betrayal on his quest in Percy Jackson Episode 3. The true fate of Thalia, Zeus' forbidden daughter, is revealed as she becomes a pine tree protecting Camp Half-Blood in Percy Jackson Episode 3.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians episode 3 contained a handful of huge reveals that impact the overall story of the show as well as its central characters. After the story of Percy Jackson episodes 1 and 2, the show immediately picked up with the beginning of Percy's quest. The titular demigod is being sent on a journey to the Underworld to retrieve Zeus' stolen master bolt. Accompanied by Annabeth Chase and Grover Underwood, two other main members of Percy Jackson's cast of characters,...

Quick Links Mifune Led Zion's Resistance Against the Invading Sentinels Cypher Cleverly Sold Out His Own Crew, But Paid For It Niobe Could Survive Against the Agents and Piloted Ships With Great Skill Tank Was the Operator When Neo Joined the Crew Link Did Well as Tank's Successor as the Operator Agent Smith Kept Finding New Ways to Hunt Neo Down Neo Was a Skilled Hacker & Could Hatch Daring Plans Morpheus Commanded a Ship & Understood Advanced Philosophy The Oracle Saw All & Knew All The Architect Could Design Entire Worlds

Back in the late 1990s, the Wachowskis launched one of the most popular, engaging, and thought-provoking movie trilogies of all time, the Matrix trilogy. The first Matrix movie was a sci-fi adventure that challenged viewers to question everything about reality, artificial intelligence, and the meaning of human life. It was an intellectually stimulating movie, and the two sequels were often like that,...

Morpheus and Neo's first encounter sets the stage for The One's journey and introduces iconic elements like the red and blue pill. The Oracle's meeting with Neo provides crucial guidance and sets the stage for his transformation into The One. Neo's ability to stop sentinels and Trinity's sacrifice in the Machine City are pivotal moments that lead to the climax of the trilogy.

The Matrix original trilogy is plagued with important and iconic moments, but some of them transcend the movie or are crucial to the plot in ways that make them even more relevant. Lana and Lily Wachowski's saga was born in 1999 with the first installment of the trilogy. The Matrix became an instant classic because of its philosophical approach to a sci-fi action movie and its unique aesthetic. The film spawned two more films that completed the original trilogy and an additional fourth film that doesn't add anything relevant to the story.

These cosplayers have created stunning recreations of the iconic looks from The Matrix movies, showcasing impressive attention to detail. The Matrix franchise offers distinct aesthetics for each of its three worlds: The Matrix, Neo's superhero-like attire, and the Real World's natural fiber fashion. The cosplayers perfectly capture the essence of the characters, from Neo's confidence and serenity to Trinity's mystique and strength.

Recreating looks from something as visually stunning as The Matrix movies is a tall order, but these artists have made cosplays that rival anything worn by Neo, Trinity, Agent Smith, and more. The aesthetic of The Matrix franchise has become iconic ever since the first film debuted in 1999 with its stylish amalgamation of minimalism, cyberpunk, Y2K, and bondage gear. Every Matrix movie only added to the litany of looks cosplayers could create, from The Merovingian's black and red dinner ensemble to The Twins all-white matching monochromatic outfits.

On this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, co-hosts Derek Anderson and Jonathan James reflect on their favorite moments from the 2023 Overlook Film Festival in New Orleans, including the must-see screenings of Renfield, Evil Dead Rise, Talk to Me, Late Night with the Devil, and Brooklyn 45. They also discuss Final Exam Horror Trivia: Overlook Edition (hosted by Ted Geoghegan and presented by Daily Dead) and the amazing immersive experiences In Another Room, Undersigned, The Oracle, and Claws, as well as the mesmerizing weekend-long adventure Lingering Echoes, created and performed by The Ministry of Peculiarities!

Looking for more scary good Corpse Club content? Be sure to check out our Corpse Club website and memberships. Not only can you view past episodes, but you can also sign up to be an official Corpse Club member to enjoy a wide range of rewards, including a shirt and pin that are to die for,...

The Matrix Reloaded was part of a larger transmedia experiment that had the unfortunate effect of diminishing Jada Pinkett Smith's role. The original Matrix was such a pop culture-defining success that sequels were all but a certainty. What fans of the original couldn't have anticipated is just how divisive those follow-ups would be. Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions were both released in 2003 and while though boasted cutting-edge special effects and impressive action, they were also littered with ponderous dialogue, choppy plotting and anti-climatic endings. The sequels may not have fully delivered on expectations, but if nothing else, their ambition can be admired.

Sadly, the Matrix movies weren't much of a showcase of Jada Pinkett Smith either. Despite being hyped as a major new character and love interest for Laurence Fishburne's Morpheus, Smith's Niobe is largely offscreen for large chunks of both films. Niobe gets a slightly larger role in...

"The Matrix," it's been said, is a story with myriad interpretations. It's part messianic myth, part trans allegory, part exploration of choice theory. At the end of the day though, "The Matrix" is also a love story. This probably wasn't very obvious until the saga pivoted from the sleek, apocalyptic action of the initial trilogy and dove headfirst into romance with "The Matrix Resurrections." But the films have actually always been about love: if you didn't realize it before, you may not have been looking hard enough.

The romance between Neo (Keanu Reeves) and his ride-or-die, Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss), is one of the major pillars of the "Matrix" saga. Their love is not the showiest aspect of the series — and until recently, one might have seen it as more of an afterthought. But even before "Resurrections" dedicated its story to the earth-altering power of love, Neo and Trinity were the template for sci-fi romance.

In a strange way, Agent Smith may have been the ultimate hero of The Matrix trilogy. While Keanu Reeves' Neo fought various foes throughout the franchise, Hugo Weaving's Agent Smith was, by far, the most compelling. In the original Matrix, Smith was also a perfect symbol of the machine world itself - though underneath that was an all-too-human ego and arrogrance. Smith once described the human race as a "virus" that would destroy the world if left unchecked; by the end of the Matrix Revolutions, he had infected the system itself and essentially become the very thing he once detested.

Smith was the dark mirror of Neo throughout the first three films, with The Oracle even explaining the former Agent was The One's negative side. That's why their journeys in the series paralleled so well. Smith "killing" Neo allowed his rebirth as The One, with the same being true of Neo "destroying" Smith.

Click here to read the full article.

Mary Alice, the Tony- and Emmy-winning actress who starred in the original Broadway production of Fences, portrayed the mother of three singing daughters in Sparkle and appeared as The Oracle in The Matrix Revolutions, has died. She was 85.

Alice died Wednesday in her Manhattan apartment, an NYPD spokesperson told The Hollywood Reporter.

In 1990 films, Alice played Nurse Margaret opposite Robin Williams and Robert De Niro in Awakenings, directed by Penny Marshall; the family matriarch dealing with a disruptive guest (Danny Glover) in Charles Burnett’s To Sleep With Anger; and a woman whose son was struck by a car in the South Bronx in Brian De Palma’s The Bonfire of the Vanities.

The onetime Chicago schoolteacher received back-to-back Emmy nominations in 1992 and ’93 — winning in the second year — for her supporting turn as Marguerite Peck, whose child is murdered, on the Atlanta-set NBC legal drama I’ll Fly Away,...

Mary Alice, an Emmy-winning actor for I’ll Fly Away and a Tony winner for her performance in 1987’s Broadway production of August Wilson’s Fences, died yesterday in New York City.

Her age has been variously reported as 80, 84 and 86. Her death was confirmed to Deadline by the New York Police Department. No additional details were immediately available.

Hollywood & Media Deaths In 2022: Photo Gallery

“A shoulder we all stood on,” tweeted actor Colman Domingo today.

A prolific character actor on screen and stage, and a pioneer in the representation of Black actors on the Off Broadway and Broadway scenes, Alice is perhaps most widely known to TV audiences for her two-season run as a main character on NBC’s Cosby Show spin-off A Different World, in which she played dorm director Leticia “Lettie” Bostic. In 2003, she featured prominently in The Matrix Revolutions, portraying The Oracle, who imparts words of wisdom to Keanu Reeves’ Neo.

Stars: Samantha Coolidge, Ryan Dalton, Drew Patrick, Houston Baker, A.T. Tomas, Jeff Kirkendall, Cassandra Hayes | Written by John Oak Dalton | Directed by Mark Polonia

[Note: With the film now out on DVD, here’s a reposting of our review of Sand World, formerly Dune World, from its digital review last year]

With Denis Villeneuve’s Dune getting its first festival showings, Mark Polonia, is here to cash in with Sand World. And not only is it bad, but it may also be a new low even by his standards!

After a debate about marriage, “I believe marriage should be between two men and two women.”, the crew of the mining ship Robert Indiana, flying the Martian flag, are struck by a strange energy blast and crash on a desert planet.

Babylon, Kondor (Ryan Dalton; Invasion of the Empire of the Apes), Kidd (Drew Patrick; Return to Splatter Farm), Chafe and Link (A.T. Tomas), an android that needs to go on a diet, trudge along in front of a...

The word that kept coming to mind while watching The Matrix Resurrections was “echo.” Not déjà vu — not the spooky sensation of having dreamt or lived something already without being able to account for when or where it happened. But echo: in which you know the origin, you can pinpoint the source, and yet here it comes, boomeranging back, somewhat the same as before, but also different. Distorted.

A case in point: the return of familiar characters, like Morpheus and Mr. Smith — unforgettably played by Laurence Fishburne and Hugo Weaving,...

Stars: Samantha Coolidge, Ryan Dalton, Drew Patrick, Houston Baker, A.T. Tomas, Jeff Kirkendall, Cassandra Hayes | Written by John Oak Dalton | Directed by Mark Polonia

With Denis Villeneuve’s Dune getting its first festival showings, Mark Polonia, is here to cash in with Dune World. And not only is it bad, but it may also be a new low even by his standards!

After a debate about marriage, “I believe marriage should be between two men and two women.”, the crew of the mining ship Robert Indiana, flying the Martian flag, are struck by a strange energy blast and crash on a desert planet.

Babylon, Kondor (Ryan Dalton; Invasion of the Empire of the Apes), Kidd (Drew Patrick; Return to Splatter Farm), Chafe and Link (A.T. Tomas), an android that needs to go on a diet, trudge along in front of a green screen until they find a plastic...

Using online opinions to help predict results, The Daily Beast's Election Oracle nailed almost every major race last week. Randall Lane on whether this is the future of polling.

George Gallup described polling simply as the science of reflecting public opinion, and like any science, it's only as good as the technology driving it. The first "modern" election polls, launched between the World Wars by Literary Digest, leveraged a new innovation, air mail, but failed famously in 1936, as the disproportionately wealthy audience forecast an Alf Landon landslide over Fdr. Telephone surveys proved better, but also favored the rich at first (when phones were a luxury) and the old more recently (since younger voters tend to be cell-only, unreachable by pollsters). Exit polls, demographic modeling, prediction markets-all have been deployed to varied results.

Related story on The Daily Beast: The Mama Grizzly Scorecard

Which brings us to the Internet, the most...