Titanic, Greenland, and Twister are all among the all-time greatest disaster movies that about as close to perfection as the ...

The disaster genre is an easy one to define, since disaster movies are all about showcasing disasters, be they natural or caused by humans in some way… or, for a third option, the way humans react to ...

Explosive 90s disaster thrills turn a quiet small town into a nerve shredding fight for survival, packed with unforgettable ...

Danny Mills is an avid film and TV enthusiast with a love of many genres, from old Western tales and gritty action thrillers to magical Disney classics and Superhero adventures. He loves it all. As a ...

I'm a big fan of disaster movies. From major blockbusters like 2012 to the obscure, straight-to-streaming flicks, I've probably seen them all. Yet somehow, I missed one along the way: "Dante's Peak." ...

Since its inception, cinema has been a powerful vehicle of communication and education, but it’s also a medium that effectively immerses audiences in larger-than-life visual spectacles. And what could ...

Disaster movies have been a rock-solid staple on the silver screen since the early 1900s — with James Williamson's silent film Fire! (1901) being the first to introduce the genre. From Hollywood's ...

But five decades later, this film isn’t readily available to stream or rent online, which means audiences have either forgotten about it or they never knew it existed in the first place. Rather than ...

However, there are also many disaster movies that, while not achieving the same level of fame, truly deserve more recognition. If you think you’ve seen everything the genre has to offer, here are ...

Aya Tsintziras is a freelance writer who writes about TV, movies, and has a particular interest in the horror genre. She has a Political Science degree from the University of Toronto and a Masters of ...

Roland Emmerich’s The Day After Tomorrow, starring Dennis Quaid and Jake Gyllenhaal, was a huge force at the box office back in 2004, making more than $552 million throughout its worldwide run. The ...

I don't know what it's like where you are, but where I am, the weather's getting colder. And when outside gets cold, there's no place I'd rather be than inside somewhere, under a blanket and curled up ...