Austen Goslin (he/him) is an entertainment editor. He writes about the latest TV shows and movies, and particularly loves all things horror. A new year has arrived, and while awards season is ...

Pete Volk (he/they) is Polygon’s Curation Editor, with a particular love for action and martial arts movies. The Oscar nominations are out, and most of the nominees are already watchable online ...

We’re ready — ready to turn the page on 2024, ready for such time-tested voices as Terrence Malick, Ryan Coogler and Kelly Reichardt to remind us of why we love this art form so much.

And as a bonus, we link to more great movies on Netflix within many of our write-ups below. (Note: Streaming services sometimes remove titles or change starting dates without giving notice.) ...

Just because we have no idea what Paul Thomas Anderson’s new movie is about doesn’t mean we aren’t dying to learn more. Especially based on what we do know about it. Namely: That it will be ...

HERE'S THE THING about movies: they are awesome. Broadly. The good ones are rewarding, yes, but the wild thing is that sometimes melting into a seat and watching a horrible one can be a great time ...

After falling behind early, the Sacramento Kings did their best to fight back against the Denver Nuggets, but ultimately fell 123-132 in the Mile High city. Although the Kings were playing well ...

Gooodbye, 2024, you year of belated sequels, failed superhero-movie spin-offs, sci-fi extravaganzas and a hit witch musical, you! Hello, 2025, the upcoming annum that promises more, er, belated ...

Happy 2025, everyone! Now that we’ve reached January and finished watching all of the streaming holiday movies, holiday TV shows, and holiday specials, what else is there to watch? The answer is ...

This year's promising lineup includes new films from Yorgos Lanthimos, Paul Thomas Anderson, Ryan Coogler, Celine Song, and more. So 2024 isn’t quite in the rearview, as we still have awards ...

Here’s a roundup of the month’s best movies and TV shows, as covered by The Wall Street Journal’s critics. The world may be divided between those who do and do not still feel a little thrill ...

When your goofy, low-budget, horror sci-fi about an AI doll that runs amok grosses $180 million, you would be foolish not to make another. Three years after M3gan cleaned up at the box office ...