Sergio Pereira

HBO's "Euphoria" ended after Season 3. For some, it was music to their ears. To others, a bittersweet conclusion to non-stop emotional turbulence. However you feel about the controversial drama series, there's no denying that it was jam-packed with some of the biggest talent in the biz. From Hunter Schafer to Zendaya and Jacob Elordi, it's no stretch of the imagination to dub this an all-star cast.

There comes a time when every franchise needs to know when to let go and walk away into the sunset.

Have you ever watched a movie where you wish someone would have reined in a filmmaker before their worst instincts

I know, I know. When you hear the phrase "terrible Stephen King" novel, your first thought is "Dreamcatcher." Well, guess what? It's not "Dreamcatcher" we're here to talk about. Surprise!

Amazon just hired James Wan — the director behind Saw, Furious 7, and Aquaman — to helm key episodes of

Looking back at the Toy Story movies, two aspects stand out. Firstly, they're about the lives of toys, and secondly, they each symbolize special periods of everybody's life. Having said that, each entry has tackled their own specific set of themes — exploring everything from abandonment to existential crisis and purpose. After all, there's a reason they're among the best Disney movies of all time.

Filmmaker Kevin Smith knows how to make his audience laugh with his quirky and sharp dialogue. While the characters of View Askewniverse are widely known now, it all kicked off with an indie darling back in 1994, when Smith was only 24 years old. That film was "Clerks," which Smith made after maxing out several credit cards, pawning off his comic book collection, borrowing money from his family, and using paychecks from his day job.

The Caped Crusader might have sworn an oath to uphold truth and justice, but it might be time to give him a performance review to check if he's making an actual positive difference. See, if you look at Batman's most disturbing comic book moments of all time, it indicates that there's still a lot of work that needs to be done in the DC Universe. Those streets just aren't safe!

By Sergio Pereira Ed Perlstein/Getty Images Welcome to the second edition of The No. 1 Song on This Day, a biweekly column where we discuss the No. 1 songs from decades ago that are way cooler today.

When it comes to the bloodsuckers — the fabled creatures of the night — cinema has showered them with enough screentime to last forever. It's to the point that it becomes a thankless job to pick out the best of the best. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the best vampire movies of all time are "Vampyr" and "Let the Right One In."