Our exclusive photo gallery from The Glass Castle is graced by insightful captions from Jeannette Walls, the author who is portrayed by Brie Larson in the film.
Two titles we can't miss this month are Kathryn Bigelow's look at the 1967 Detroit riots and a feel-good Sundance hit straight out of New Jersey. What else is on our watchlist?
Are you, like us, primed for "The Defenders" to make their small-screen debut? We're so curious about Jessica Biel's return to TV in "The Sinner," too.
The Hitman's Bodyguard and Ingrid Goes West await you in IMDb's Summer Movie Guide. Get planning for the end of the season with our rundown of titles, release dates, and more.
From the chilling and the creepy to the downright spooky, we've rounded up some of our favorite posters for horror movies over the years. Discover more at IMDb's Guide to Horror.
We've been waiting since Sundance to see the documentaries Step and Whose Streets?. (We'll probably see them both on the same day.) See the other indie movies on our list this month.
Using our trending data, let's take a look at who you, the IMDb audience, were keeping up with the most during Comic-Con 2017.
A stylish British spy duo, a samurai's nemesis, and two ladies from Fountain Lakes, Australia are among our favorite cult TV characters. Who else made our list?
In honor of the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: A New Hope, buckle up as our favorite movie, TV, and online superfans take their aim at the Death Star.
Does the trailer for Blade Runner 2049 seem familiar? Well, it's likely by design. Check out our side-by-side comparison of the trailer with scenes from the original Blade Runner.