To celebrate the end of the 2010s, Entertainment Weekly's Must List is looking back at the best pop culture of the decade that changed movies, TV, music, and more (which includes the MCU's big Snap, Lin-Manuel Miranda's history-making hit, and Beyonce's iconic Coachella set). Today, we round up the best comics of the past 10 years. There were lots of comic books published this past decade—even when you leave out all the manga and webcomics. Read More...
If you think the term "guilty pleasure" is a bad thing, we've got news for you — the guilt is part of the fun. From flowery rom-coms to cheeseball action flicks and bizarro musicals, our guilty pleasure movies all have one thing in common: They were, for the most part, critical bombs (and, sometimes, box office bombs). But we don't need critics telling us the movies we enjoy are trash. Sure, these films may be convoluted and over-the-top, but they're also, for the most part, pretty darn sincere. Read More...
In the horror film Barbarian (out Sept. 9), Georgina Campbell plays a woman who arranges to stay at a rental home only to discover that the place has been double-booked and that a man is already lodging there. Despite the aforementioned gent being played by Bill Skarsgård (a.k.a. Pennywise from the It movies) Campbell's character agrees to share the accommodations, with surprising and terrifying consequences. Written and directed by Zach Cregger, best known as a member of the comedy troupe The Whitest Kids U' Know, Barbarian is the latest entry in a new subgenre of horror movies which find terrible things happening to people who rent via Airbnb-style companies. Read More...
