Jacob Elordi was an extra in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, but even he can’t find where he is in the movie.

From Aladdin to The Princess Bride, these fantasy movies are perfect examples of how well-crafted, inventive dialogue can greatly enhance the genre.

We at SXSW got the opportunity to speak with Black Zombie director Maya Annik Bedward about the origins of the zombie trope.

The franchise contains many details you may miss unless you watch all the films in order, such as strange character arcs and the rules of the sea.

Pirates of the Caribbean is one of the biggest Disney franchises of all time, but the studio still hasn't been able to match its success.

ST. CROIX — The critically acclaimed film “To Live and Die and Live” returned to Caribbean theaters. Directed by Qasim Basir, the film returned last week after it initially premiered at the Sundance ...

Experience Disney's iconic swashbuckling adventure in Denver as the Colorado Symphony performs "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" live.

The ride has several versions around the world and is of course the inspiration for the hit film franchise starring Johnny Depp.

Jacob Elordi is a household name now, but before he landed his big break in 2018's The Kissing Booth, he had an uncredited role in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales ...

As Hurvin Anderson prepares for a major retrospective of his work at Tate Britain, he’s unsure how to feel about his ...

Rango still stands alone. Beginning as an independent venture from Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy director Gore Verbinski, ...