A scientist on a spaceship far from Earth has to find out why an organism is eating our Sun in the engaging, thrilling, and hilarious Project Hail Mary, directed by Phil Lord & Christopher Miller, based on Andy Weir’s novel.
Every Bugs Bunny Ever: The Abominable Snow Rabbit (1961)
The Abominable Snow Rabbit (1961)
Directed by Chuck Jones and Maurice Noble
Story by Tedd Pierce
Animation by Ken Harris, Tom Ray, Richard Thompson, Bob Bransford, David R. Green
Music by Milt Franklyn
Bugs Bunny burrows underground on a trip to Palm Springs, with Daffy Duck following him. Somehow, they wind up in the Himalayas. Daffy is exasperated by Bugs’ poor sense of direction and decides to burrow his way home, but winds up encountering the Abominable Snowman. This oversized creature is strong but cheerfully dimwitted, and he is too eager to have a pet rabbit that he wants to name George.
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Short Film For You! [Women in Horror Month 2026]
Elvis ’56 [1987] [Lightyear Blu-Ray]
The year Elvis shot to stardom is explored in Alan & Susan Raymond’s 1987 documentary Elvis ‘56, now on Blu-Ray via Lightyear Entertainment.
Honeymoon (2014) [Women of Horror 2026]
Newlyweds, Paul and Bea, retreat to a lake house to celebrate their honeymoon. Things take a dark turn shortly after the fresh groom finds his bride wandering the woods at night, naked, and incoherent.
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Short Film For You! [Women in Horror Month 2026]
Women in Horror Month is back and with it, a short film for you every day!
Trigger Warning on this one: Attempted SA
Cool Cat (1967)
Notable for introducing the first new characters in the brief (1967-69) era of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts cartoons, “Cool Cat” debuted the eponymous feline and his predator, the bumbling Briton Col. Rimfire, in a variation of the Bugs Bunny-Elmer Fudd hunting romps. The only difference here is that Cool Cat is blissfully unaware that Col. Rimfire is pursuing him. Even more peculiar, the feline star mistakes the colonel’s vehicle – a metallic pink elephant on wheels – for being a real pachyderm and he has a running one-way conversation with the machine.
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