M3GAN kicks off the theatrical releases of 2023 with extremely good reviews while Christian Bale investigates a murder mystery in The Pale Blue Eye on Netflix, Nicolas Cage stars in the western The Old Way and more in theaters and on streaming.

If you’re looking for more mystery after watching Glass Onion, Peacock has Rian Johnson’s latest Whodunnit, Poker Face, starring Natasha Lyonne, starting in January.

Fulfilling the promise of Vampire’s Kiss, Nicolas Cage becomes not only a vampire but the world’s most famous vampire when he plays Dracula in April in Renfield.

Arriving in 1997, Anaconda is a cult favorite among bad movie connoisseurs for its ridiculous premise, wild cast of characters, and crazy deaths and you can watch the entire movie in the latest Everything Action Theater.

Hired to steal valuable data from a corrupt company for the FBI, freelance thief Sam Quint is forced to stash the tapes in a compartment on a supercar called Black Moon, which is then stolen in Los Angeles by a group of high-end car thieves.

The Evil Dead series returns to theaters in April with Evil Dead Rise, the fifth movie overall in the franchise which includes the original Bruce Campbell/Sam Rami trilogy, the Starz Ash vs Evil Dead TV series, and the Fede Alvarez reboot.

Christoph Waltz is headed to Prime Video in February with another creepy-looking, villainous turn in The Consultant.

Black Adam kicks off new DVD and Blu-Ray/4K releases in 2023 along with Prey for the Devil, Star Trek Prodigy Season 1 (Episodes 1-10), the Criterion version of Baron Munchausen, and more.

Avatar: The Way of Water remained at the top of the box office as we enter 2023, nearing $1.5 billion worldwide.

For Ridley Scott’s 1986 cult classic fantasy movie Legend, Bryan Ferry provided “Is Your Love Strong Enough?” for the movie’s end credits.