George Clooney and Brad Pitt have a mature take on having been named Sexiest Man Alive decades ago.

Why isn't a movie starring big stars like Brad Pitt and George Clooney not going to theaters?

Two epic movie star pairings got big moments at Venice this week.

A tightly plotted film with a steady pace, Wolfs sprinkles humor and charm amongst the steady dose of bullets, punchlines, and conspiracy theories it engages in.

Wolfs, starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney, premiered at the Venice Film Festival. See what critics are saying about the action comedy.

Jon Watts talks about how he got George Clooney and Brad Pitt to reunite for Wolfs.

Wolfs hasn't been released yet, but George Clooney and Brad Pitt are already discussing a sequel because they loved making it so much.

One of Universal's most iconic monsters is back with Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man.

With Blumhouse's new Wolf Man movie on the way, the director addressed its Dark Universe placement with MCU and DC comparisons.

Four years ago, Leigh Whannell delivered an amazing new version of The Invisible Man, and he is now preparing a freaky new take on another Universal Classic Monster: The Wolf Man.

During the filming of Wolfs, it sounds like George Clooney and Brad Pitt are having the best time.

Margot Robbie was flabbergasted when Martin Scorsese wanted her for The Wolf of Wall Street, and was confused when he asked to meet with her.

Martin Scorsese made a clear reminder that Margot Robbie’s career started with being cast in The Wolf of Wall Street.

Project Wolf Hunting huffs, puffs, and blows the competition away when it comes to bloody action assaults that eventually turn themselves into devastating survival-horror escapes.

The trailer for Pixar's next film looks a lot like a Michael J. Fox movie from the '80s

There were apparently no boundaries for Wolf of Wall Street.

Get you first look at Pixar's newest animated adventure.

Michael was "invigorated" by Nomadland's Hulu and awards success before his death.

Universal's Classic Monsters are coming our way, with Ryan Gosling and others along for the ride!

Jordan Belfort made a clever video calling back to Martin Scorsese's film.