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The Mole (American TV series)
The Mole (American TV series) is a reality competition adapted from Belgium's De Mol, airing on ABC 2001–2008 with hosts Anderson Cooper, Ahmad Rashad, and Jon Kelley, then revived on Netflix in 2022 with Alex Wagner and 2024 with Ari Shapiro; one secret saboteur undermines the prize pot.
The Mole (American TV series) season 7
The Mole season 7, also called The Mole season 2 on Netflix, is the 2024 Malaysian-set second season of the Netflix revival, hosted by Ari Shapiro, won by Michael O'Brien with $154,000; Sean Patrick Bryan was the Mole.
The Mole People
The Mole People (1956) is a Universal-International black-and-white sci-fi horror film, Virgil Vogel's directorial debut, starring John Agar, about archaeologists finding an underground albino Sumerian colony with mole-man slaves; distinct from Toth's 1993 tunnel-dweller book.
The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji (土竜の唄 潜入捜査官 REIJI)
The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji (Mogura no uta) is a 2013 Takashi Miike action comedy, with Toma Ikuta as fired cop Reiji infiltrating the Sukiya-kai yakuza; it topped Japan's box office and spawned two sequels.
The Moment (2026 film)
The Moment (2026) is an A24 mockumentary directed by Aidan Zamiri, starring Charli XCX as a fictionalized version of herself after Brat summer; premiered at Sundance 2026, released January 30, 2026.
The Money Game: LSU
The Money Game: LSU is a 2024 six-part Prime Video docuseries, directed by Drea Cooper and produced by Campfire Studios, Axios Entertainment, and Shaquille O'Neal's Jersey Legends, following LSU athletes Olivia Dunne, Angel Reese, Jayden Daniels, Flau'jae Johnson, Alia Armstrong, and Trace Young through the 2023-24 NIL era.
The Money Pit
The Money Pit is a 1986 American comedy directed by Richard Benjamin, starring Tom Hanks and Shelley Long as a couple whose bargain country mansion collapses around them.
The Mongoose (film)
The Mongoose (2026) is a Liam Neeson action thriller, Mark Vanselow's directorial debut, about war hero Ryan 'Fang' Flanagan fleeing a murder accusation in a televised cross-country car chase; released October 30, 2026 by Samuel Goldwyn Films, filmed in Victoria, Australia.
The Monkees (TV series)
The Monkees (TV series): American NBC sitcom about a struggling rock band, 1966–1968, 58 episodes, created by Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider for Screen Gems; won the 1967 Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Program.
The Monkey (film)
The Monkey (2025) is Osgood Perkins's horror comedy adapting Stephen King's 1980 short story, released by Neon on February 21, 2025. Theo James plays twin brothers stalked by a wind-up toy monkey whose turned key causes gruesome deaths; produced by James Wan, grossing $39.7 million in the US.
The Monkey King (2023 film)
The Monkey King (2023) is a Netflix animated family comedy directed by Anthony Stacchi, executive produced by Stephen Chow, based on Journey to the West, starring Jimmy O. Yang, released August 18, 2023.
The Monkey King (西游记之大闹天宫) (2014 film)
The Monkey King (西游记之大闹天宫) is a 2014 3D fantasy film directed by Cheang Pou-sooi, starring Donnie Yen, Chow Yun-fat, and Aaron Kwok, adapting the first eight chapters of Journey to the West; it earned 10.53亿 RMB in mainland China and spawned a trilogy.
The Monkey King 2 (西游记之孙悟空三打白骨精)
The Monkey King 2 (西游记之孙悟空三打白骨精) is a 2016 3D fantasy action film directed by Soi Cheang, starring Aaron Kwok, Gong Li, and Feng Shaofeng; it adapts the White Bone Demon episode of Journey to the West, grossed 12.01亿元, and won two Hong Kong Film Awards.
The Monkey King 3 (西游记女儿国)
The Monkey King 3 (西游记女儿国) is Cheang Pou-soi's 2018 Filmko Films fantasy romance comedy, third in his Journey to the West series, starring Aaron Kwok and Zhao Liying.
The Monolith Monsters
The Monolith Monsters (1957) is a Universal-International black-and-white sci-fi horror film directed by John Sherwood, from a story by Jack Arnold, in which meteor fragments grow with water, petrify people by draining silicon, and are stopped by salt water.
The Monster (2016 film)
The Monster (2016) is a horror film written and directed by Bryan Bertino, starring Zoe Kazan and Ella Ballentine as a stranded mother and daughter stalked by a creature; released by A24, 81% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The Monster of Florence (2025 miniseries)
The Monster of Florence (Il Mostro) is a 2025 four-episode Netflix Italian true-crime miniseries created by Leonardo Fasoli and Stefano Sollima about the unsolved Il Mostro di Firenze killings of 1968-1985, focusing on the Sardinian trail suspects.
The Monster Squad
The Monster Squad is a 1987 American horror comedy directed by Fred Dekker and co-written with Shane Black, in which kids battle Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolfman, the Mummy, and the Gillman; a box-office flop that became a cult film.
The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street
"The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" is a 1960 Twilight Zone episode (S1E22, CBS, March 4, 1960) written by Rod Serling, in which a suburban street's power, phone, and car failures trigger mob paranoia; read as a McCarthyism allegory.
The Monument Mythos
The Monument Mythos, also called the DEANVERSE series by MISTER MANTICORE (Alex/Eve Casanas), is a YouTube analog horror and alternate history mockumentary web series (2020-2024) in which American monuments conceal monsters, starting with James Dean's 1968 presidency.
The Monuments Men
The Monuments Men is a 2014 American war drama directed by George Clooney, based on Robert M. Edsel's book, following Allied art experts rescuing works stolen by the Nazis.
The Moogai
The Moogai (2024) is Jon Bell's Aboriginal supernatural horror feature debut, expanded from his 2020 SXSW-winning short. Starring Shari Sebbens and Meyne Wyatt, it premiered at Sundance 2024 and links a child-stealing spirit to the Stolen Generations.
The Moon
The Moon (더 문) is a 2023 South Korean sci-fi disaster film directed by Kim Yong-hwa, about astronaut Hwang Sun-woo stranded on the Moon in 2029 after a solar storm. First Korean lunar film, 28.6 billion won budget, about 510,000 admissions.
The Moon Also Rises
The Moon Also Rises is Lin Cheng-sheng's 2005 Taiwanese melodrama (Chinese title meaning 'Under the Moonlight, I Remember'), adapted from Li Ang's story 'Hsi-lien', starring Yang Kuei-mei, a 2004 Golden Horse Best Actress winner, distinct from Yuyan Wang's 2024 short of the same title.
The Moon Bright For You (明月曾照江东寒)
The Moon Bright For You (明月曾照江东寒, also The Moon Brightens for You) is a 2020 iQIYI Chinese wuxia romance web drama adapted from Ding Mo's novel, directed by Lan Haihan and Wang Fei, starring Yu Menglong and Xing Fei in 36 episodes from October 6, 2020.
The Moon Cuckoo
The Moon Cuckoo (Саран хөхөөний намтар) is a nineteenth-century Mongolian drama by the Fifth Noyon Khutagt Danzanravjaa, staged at his monastery theater from 1832 and seen as the start of Mongolian professional theater.
The Moon in the Gutter
The Moon in the Gutter (La lune dans le caniveau) is Jean-Jacques Beineix's 1983 French drama, his follow-up to Diva, adapted from David Goodis's 1953 novel, starring Gérard Depardieu and Nastassja Kinski; it competed at Cannes, flopped, and won three 1984 Césars.
The Moon Is... the Sun's Dream (달은... 해가 꾸는 꿈)
The Moon Is... the Sun's Dream (달은... 해가 꾸는 꿈, Dal-eun... haega kkuneun kkum), also translated The Moon is What the Sun Dreams of, is Park Chan-wook's 1992 feature directorial debut, a 103-minute Korean noir action romance about a Busan gangster's betrayal and revenge, starring singer Lee Seung-chul; it flopped with 99 admissions and was remastered for release in 2014.
The Moor (film)
The Moor is a 2024 British folk horror film, Chris Cronin's feature debut written by Paul Thomas, about a woman helping a father search Yorkshire moorland for his murdered son's remains; premiered at FrightFest 2023, released by Bulldog Film Distribution.
The More You Ignore Me (film)
The More You Ignore Me is a 2018 British comedy-drama directed by Keith English, adapted by Jo Brand from her 2009 novel, starring Sheridan Smith, Ella Hunt, and Mark Addy; a 1980s family story about a mother's mental illness and Smiths fandom, released 6 July 2018.