A scathing new report alleges that MoviePass purposely and maliciously changed users’ passwords to prevent customers from seeing popular movies. MoviePass, which was originally a $10-a-month all-you-can-view movie service, struggled after their preposterous business model was starting to hemorrhage

Fan theories are the best. It’s the true sign that a movie or TV show has captured the imaginations of its viewers. From Stranger Things to Game of Thrones to pretty much any Marvel movie, anytime there are questions to be asked, fans will always give it their best shot to answer. Obviously,

Heads up, my dudes. There are some Avengers: Infinity War spoilers ahead so if you haven’t seen the film yet then you should head out now because this article pertains to the ending of the movie. Side note: I don’t know how in you wouldn’t have seen the movie by now. It has taken in over $2.046

Last week, we informed you about the Thanos-themed subreddit that is banning half of their users in a tribute to Avengers: Infinity War. Today, July 9th, is the day of the purge and the Reddit community is getting some big names to usher in the elimination of hundreds of thousands of members. Only

A Thanos-dedicated subreddit is gearing up to ban over 170,000 members in an Avengers: Infinity War-inspired prank. The ban will be the largest or one of the biggest bans in Reddit’s history. The r/thanosdidnothingwrong subreddit is dedicated to the big, bad, bald villain of Infinity War. Three