Emma Stefansky

John Krasinski’s horror hit is officially getting a sequel to shush you into terror once again.

Where normally subscribers would get a movie a day for a monthly fee of just under $10, now those who sign up starting today will only be paying $6.95 a month.

A March 7 iOS update for the app has now “removed unused app location capability.”

One scene features a character going into anaphylactic shock after the food he is allergic to is used as a weapon against him.

Reviews of the movie have been unanimously positive.

With this new algorithm, you won’t get your favorite TV show twists spoiled for you.

It’s the only one of its kind in existence.

It’s harder and harder for theaters to entice audiences into showing up. In 2017, it showed.

I have no mouth and I must scream.

You can $89.95 for a whole year to see one movie a day for free, but is it too good to be true?