This YA novel adaptation was aiming for the heights of 'The Hunger Games,' but 'The 5th Wave' seriously missed the mark.

"The 5th Wave" is a sci-fi action movie based on a best-selling novel, and it's making a surprise resurgence now it's arrived ...

A recently released trailer for The Fifth Wave 2 has gone viral, exciting fans and rekindling interest in the ...

The 5th Wave novel was penned by Rick Yancey, a former IRS employee turned science fiction/fantasy author. It was published in May 2013 and quickly found its audience.

It’s not until later, when Cassie and Evan set out in search of the base where Sammy is being held, that “The 5th Wave” loses its footing, resorting to by-the-numbers teen romance in which ...

The 5th Wave, which has an announced first printing of 500,000 copies, generated in-house excitement early on, says Emily Romero, v-p of marketing for PYRG. “From the very beginning, this has ...

The aliens in The 5th Wave are some of the most frightening that fans of the genre will have ever seen because they've literally thought of everything. I'm just glad there's no sixth wave, because ...

The 5th Wave, which feels stale in almost every way, fails to pull this tension off, as well. Take Invasion of the Body Snatchers, for example.

On the surface, “The 5th Wave” is mindlessly silly enough, but has a weirdly virulent pro-gun, libertarian streak just under the surface.

You see, "The 5th Wave" is the first book in a trilogy by Rick Yancey, and if we're not really vigilante, and look to the skies, and prepare, they're going to make at least two more of these things.

Watching “The 5th Wave” felt like when my dad made prepackaged macaroni and cheese a few years ago. By all reason the dish should have been easy to prepare: the ingredients were included and ...