violence

A controversial 1984 war film starring Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen set a new standard for film ratings, sparking debate and changing the way films were classified worldwide.

From smoky noir classics to rebellious teen dramas, these films turn cigarettes into unforgettable symbols. Discover which movies might tempt you back to old habits—if you’re trying to quit, best look away.

Clint Eastwood tips his hat to John Wayne’s work in The Searchers, calling it a standout for its depth and courage. Despite their differences, Eastwood never shied away from recognising Wayne’s legendary place in Westerns.

Roger Ebert was so appalled by the 2005 horror film Chaos that he refused to review it, describing it as ugly, nihilistic, and cruel, and warning viewers to steer clear.

Kirk Douglas’s guest spot on The Simpsons was as dramatic as his film career, with the Hollywood legend making life tough for the crew but leaving a lasting mark on the show.

Stephen King’s chilling tale Cell inspired a film with Samuel L. Jackson, but despite its top-tier cast, the adaptation failed to impress. Discover what went wrong with this much-anticipated horror.

The first look at Ready or Not 2: Here I Come teases a blood-soaked sequel packed with offbeat humour, a deadly new game, and a star-studded cast ready for chaos.

Martin Scorsese once described the violence in Sam Peckinpah’s The Wild Bunch as both shocking and strangely beautiful. He reflected on its impact and how it echoed the turmoil of the Vietnam era.