I can't look away.

Fuck, Uncut Gems is such a great movie. The Safdie Brothers' butt-clenching tale of a jeweler (Adam Sandler) digging himself deeper and deeper into a greed-fueled hole is not only a brilliantly-realized crime-thriller, but also holds the unique distinction of saying the word "fuck" the fourth-most times in film history*. Who needs an Oscar? Some mad genius at Netflix recently took the time to isolate every "fuck" in Uncut Gems, all 560 of them, and it's truly awe-inspiring. Take four minutes out of your day and witness this art. Check out the video …

The Witcher and Superman actor Henry Cavill shared a supercut video of himself assembling "all of the parts" and building a computer from scratch.

Who the heck are we supposed to listen to during this coronavirus pandemic? Our president sounds like the mayor from Jaws, our aunts on Facebook sound like brainwashed weirdos from They Live, our neighbors hell-bent on storming their Costcos sound like zombies from Night of the Living Dead... hey, wait a minute. Did a lifetime spent mainlining horror and sci-fi flicks prepare us for exactly what to do during a coronavirus pandemic? Michael Dougherty and editor Evan Gorski seem to think so, and have put together quite the supercut proving their point. [caption id="attachment_291015" align="alignright" width="…

There is no director's cut that we want to see more.

Roman Sionis is a major mood.

We're happy to interrupt your regularly scheduled, wholesome, nostalgia-fueled bingefest of all things Disney+ with some gnarly, good-old-fashioned, practical horror, courtesy of Shudder's Creepshow. Hopefully you're all caught up on the first season of the streaming series. Not only did it set viewership records, a second season is already on tap for showrunner Greg Nicotero's horror anthology show. So if you haven't finished the first six episodes (and all 12 spooky segments), do yourself a favor and catch up ASAP before reading any further, because spoilers follow. It should go without saying …

Your one stop shop for Star Wars hype!

Over its two and a half decades of existence, Fox Searchlight has established a reputation as one of the most prestigious studios in town. That’s why so many were fearful that when Disney purchased 20th Century Fox, the Mouse House would meddle with—or worse, shutter—the specialty studio. Fox Searchlight traditionally makes smaller films, more dramatic films, and films that cater to adult audiences. That is not exactly The Disney Way, but a new video supercut celebrating Fox Searchlight’s 25th anniversary certainly underlines why it’s so important they remain autonomous. The officially released video runs down …

Here's what we will see if the supercut ever happens.

It: Chapter Two may be thriving in theaters, but according to the director of both It films, he’s not exactly done shooting. Ever since the notion of a two-movie adaptation of Stephen King’s iconic horror epic It arose, fans have wondered if a longer, It supercut might be put together that combines footage from both movies into one epic story. Director Andy Muschietti, who helmed both It movies, has gone public recently with his desire to craft a supercut of both films, but he’s now revealed that for the eventual supercut there are two additional scenes …

This is going to be huge, literally.

If you need more scary ol' Pennywise in your life, you might just be in luck.

An MCU supercut highlights the varying action set pieces in the Marvel Studios franchise throughout its 23-film arc, known as the Infinity Saga.

John Wick, a.k.a. Baba Yaga, has dropped a lot of bodies.

In short: excelsior!