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The Invite hits HBO Max on Friday, October 23. If you’ve been waiting on Olivia Wilde’s A24 dinner party comedy to land somewhere you’re already paying for, this is the week. It streams exclusively on HBO Max in the U.S. starting Friday, then airs on HBO’s regular channel Saturday, October 24 at 8 p.m. ET.
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Most Halloween movie lists run the same play: masked slashers hacking through cabins, a flick where someone gets stab every four minutes, and buckets of corn-syrup gore. But real cinematic horror doesn’t need a monster jumping out of a closet to rattle your nervous system.
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Some projects just make sense the second you hear about them. A Proud Family Wizmas is one of those creations that feels like an absolute no-brainer.
When you hand microphones to some of the funniest working comedians and musicians alive, let them loose in the booth, and tell them to make holiday magic, good things happen. I saw the first-look images for A Proud Family Wizmas, and my immediate reaction was simple: this is going to be special.
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Ben Affleck has another banger on his hands, and it lands October 9th on Netflix.
On October 1st, the cast of Animals linked up at Director’s Village in Westwood for the film’s premiere, and the whole night had a certain energy to it. It kicked off with a pre-reception where Affleck was caught mid-bite, tearing into a burger like, well, like an animal. Fitting.
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Give Me Some Sugah, the new Netflix movie from producers Tyler Perry and DeVon Franklin, just released its first-look images, and I’m already clearing my calendar for December 16.
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There’s something about snake movies that’s wildly entertaining. Anaconda. Snakes on a Plane. Whatever giant serpent Syfy was airing at 2 a.m. Snake movies have a way of leaving a lasting impression on the brain.
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We’re officially in back to school season. Right now, young people all over the country are digging through their closets for their best pair of kids jeans to build a first day of school fit. So in honor of the moment, we here at Streaming Grades decided it was time to rank the best high school movies of all time.
These are the underrated classics, the ones that don’t make every list unless you’re a true movie lover. Yes, The Breakfast Club and Mean Girls are fantastic films. You won’t find them here. This list is for the heavy hitters.
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Tyler Perry’s Doing Life is coming to Netflix, and we got a ton of info for you.
The new movie stars some fresh faces in Naomi Baker and Jay Reeves. You might remember Reeves from Courtney Kemp’s Nemesis series. Now, he lands the lead role in Tyler Perry’s Doing Life.
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Mahershala Ali movies are always unique, soaked in culture and nuance. In the “Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother” trailer, he plays a widower raising three kids, including an infant who needs breast milk from a mother who is no longer alive and can’t drink formula. The trailer opens with him trying to get his affairs in order, and when his back is against the wall, he goes back to what he knows best: killing people.
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The new Street Fighter Movie hits theaters on October 16 (set in 1993), featuring Ryu (Andrew Koji), Ken Masters (Noah Centineo), Chun-Li (Callina Liang), M. Bison, and Blanka in a high-stakes World Warrior Tournament conspiracy directed by Kitao Sakurai.
I spent basically all my middle school quarters in the arcade until my thumbs were sore. So trust me when I say this footage has me genuinely hyped. It hits that sweet spot of pure nostalgia, legit intrigue, and good old-fashioned big-screen popcorn fun.
The clip kicks off in a rowdy prison auditorium where Ryu gets dumped right into the center of the chaos. Then M. Bison appears on a mic, delivering that classic villain aura: “I know what you’re capable of… Show me.”
That’s when things get wild. Three chain-linked prisoners suddenly get yanked upward, sent on the ride of their lives. A flash of green reveals the guy doing the yanking. It’s Blanka!
The raucous crowd starts screaming “Kill him!” as Ryu and Blanka throw down. They exchange some lighthearted banter in the middle of the brawl before Ryu returns a little energy of his own. It looks fast, hits hard, and feels right at home.
Directed by Kitao Sakurai, the film aims to bring the arcade experience to life with actual Hadoukens, iconic roundhouse kicks, and a lineup of fan-favorite fighters.
Set in 1993, the story follows estranged friends Ryu and Ken Masters. The mysterious Chun-Li recruits them for the next World Warrior Tournament—a brutal clash of fists, fate, and fury.
Behind the tournament lies a conspiracy forcing the duo to face each other and the demons of their past. If they lose? It’s straight-up GAME OVER.
The cast packs a punch:
It looks like a blast, the action seems punchy, and the 90s aesthetic hits just right.
The upcoming Street Fighter Movie looks like a genuine love letter to retro gaming culture that isn’t taking itself too seriously. Mark your calendars for October 16th, save up your quarters, and get ready for a fun time at the theater.