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10 films that were flawlessly scored by singer-songwriter Danny Elfman
The soundtrack behind a movie sets the emotion and tone for a scene. Mastermind Danny Elfman has a way of capturing that exact feeling....
10 underrated Dave Grohl cover performances you need to hear
Foo Fighters fans—and fans of Dave Grohl in general—know that he’s a big fan of the cover song. Fact is, Nirvana had a thing...
10 bands who led the very grisly idea of goth-punk across history
“Goth-punk,” eh? Not as far-fetched as you might believe. Goth was essentially an offshoot of punk, especially its darker early bands—the Damned or Siouxsie...
10 fake songs from TV and movies that should actually be on your playlist
Sometimes a song featured in a TV show or movie goes so hard, we forget that it’s not performed by an actual band.
There have...
Did that new ‘Edward Scissorhands’ ad just reveal how the movie actually ends?
It has been 30 years since the Tim Burton classic Edward Scissorhands hit the big screen, and thanks to a Super Bowl ad, we’re...
Johnny Depp is reportedly in talks to star in Tim Burton’s ‘Beetlejuice 2’
For obvious reasons, 2020 was definitely an unexpected year for Johnny Depp.
However, it looks like it may not be too long until we see...
10 hits from the ’90s you probably didn’t know are from movies
There are some songs that you hear that immediately make you think of the movie they were featured prominently in, such as Celine Dion’s...
This ‘Stranger Things’ character might not be dead after all
Last week, Stranger Things confirmed that filming and production for season 4 have resumed following coronavirus delays.
Now, new theories that emerged that one villainous...
See another sneak peek of ‘Stranger Things 4’ as filming resumes
It feels like centuries have gone by since we last saw the Hawkins gang fight off creatures from the Upside Down in Stranger Things...
10 things ‘Stranger Things’ introduced to a new generation
For every dad out there sporting a vintage London Calling tee and ready to deliver an epic monologue about the utter and complete underappreciation...
