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Marvel Studios made credits scenes a big deal after Iron Man in 2008, but they haven't all been a treat to wait for. Here are the worst Marvel credits scenes.... Read more »

Roy Scheider starred in this canceled '90s sci-fi series, itself a show that absolutely merits a modern-day revival or reboot.... Read more »

Be careful not to lose your head when watching William Castle's classic horror movie Strait-Jacket, starring Leif Erickson and Joan Crawford.... Read more »

Horror maestro Sam Raimi produced an underseen TV series in the 1990s that should have lasted for much longer than it did.... Read more »

In a recent interview, director Zach Cregger explained that he reshaped Resident Evil's structure based on one common observation from test screenings.... Read more »

Star Trek: The Original Series has fewer space battles than you'd expect, but these 5 episodes showcase the best of the Enterprise in action.... Read more »

10 years later, Captain America: Civil War star Chris Evans has a hot take on the film ahead of his Marvel Cinematic Universe return in Avengers: Endgame.... Read more »

Dark Matter Season 2 takes full advantage of its sci-fi premise by showcasing a world in which Star Wars is very different than the version of it that we know.... Read more »

Primetime, the true story-based thriller starring Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, has generated a lot of buzz. Here's what critics are saying about it.... Read more »

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4, Episode 8 is a showcase for Paul Wesley as James T. Kirk, and the episode puts him in a fascinating situation.... Read more »

Asa Germann, who played Sam Riordan on Gen V, has been cast as Angel/Warren Worthington III in Marvel's upcoming X-Men reboot.... Read more »

Destin Daniel Cretton, red-hot off directing Spider-Man: Brand New Day, is preparing to adapt a nostalgic TV series for the big screen.... Read more »

There's a new romantic thriller on Prime Video, and audiences are eating it up. Drawn Together is currently the number one movie on the platform worldwide.... Read more »

When it came to his Resident Evil movie, director Zach Cregger had specific elements he wanted to carry over from the original video games.... Read more »

Multiple seasons of the long-running CBS show NCIS are coming to Netflix very soon. NCIS first aired in September 2003 and became a huge success for the network. Over the years, the show has produced seven spin-offs, including prequels. Multiple seasons of NCIS to stream on Netflix next month According... Read more »

The Devil Wears Prada is heading to Netflix following the strong theatrical performance of its long-awaited sequel. The 2006 comedy-drama remains one of the most popular films of that decade, with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway leading the cast. Its upcoming streaming release comes as the sequel has delivered a... Read more »

Tyler Perry is adding another title to Netflix’s growing lineup of his films. Following the recent arrival of his sequel movie Why Did I Get Married Again? on the streaming service, another Perry production is already scheduled to make its debut. His upcoming film will differ in tone from his... Read more »

ComingSoon’s Tyler Treese spoke with Impractical Jokers star and novelist James Murray about Don’t Move. Murray discussed adapting his novel to a film, his small cameo, plus the chances of a new Impractical Jokers film. Don’t Move is out now in theaters. “A church group’s annual retreat turns deadly when... Read more »

Jimmy Kimmel has questioned Donald Trump‘s latest economic proposal of $5,000 for American citizens on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. The late-night talk show host expressed strong skepticism, questioning how the plan would be funded and its potential impact on the federal deficit. Trump recently said he would issue a $5,000 dividend... Read more »

Sadie Sinks recent appearance amazes Marvel fans for a surprising reason. The post Sadie Sink’s New York Appearance Has an Unexpected X-Men Connection appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.... Read more »

Tom Hiddleston and Willem Dafoe got the most unexpected Marvel surprise while filming their new movie together. The fun moment happened while they were shooting their upcoming movie Tenzing in the Lower Mustang in Nepal. As Hiddleston shared during his recent appearance on Josh Horowitz’s Happy Sad Confused podcast, his... Read more »

God’s Not Dead star Kevin Sorbo has publicly condemned Netflix, calling executives at the streaming platform “sick” over a controversial social media post. The 67-year-old actor voiced his outrage after Netflix UK & Ireland shared a promo for The Gentlemen starring Theo James on September 10, 2026. Sorbo criticized the... Read more »

Judge Judy is stepping away from on-camera work after more than three decades of ruling over small-claims disputes on television. The 83-year-old TV personality says she’s ready for a quieter chapter, though she’ll remain involved in TV behind the scenes. According to PEOPLE, Judith Sheindlin, better known as Judge Judy,... Read more »

Thomas Jane has caught Marvel fans' attention with his latest look. The post Thomas Jane’s Intense New Look Has Marvel Fans Asking One Big Secret Wars Question appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.... Read more »

Avengers: Doomsday‘s latest major achievement is showing that the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s perceived decline is really nothing more than online chatter. The film is set to feature a huge cast, which includes Chris Hemsworth’s Thor, Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards, Vanessa Kirby’s Invisible Woman/Sue Storm, Anthony Mackie’s Captain America, Sebastian Stan’s Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, Letitia... Read more »

Tom Cruise’s upcoming movie Digger has a strange theory that recently surfaced. Some fans became convinced that the film was secretly hiding a major musical twist in its trailers and promotional material. According to Variety, that theory has now been debunked. Sources close to the production have confirmed that Digger... Read more »

Linda Cardellini dons the iconic Mrs. Voorhees sweater in a Crystal Lake first-look image The post Crystal Lake: Linda Cardellini Dons Iconic Friday the 13th Costume in New Look appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.... Read more »

Sebastian Stan has shared honest thoughts on moving from MCU to DC Universe with Scarlett Johansson for The Batman: Part II. Both renowned Hollywood stars are taking on crucial roles in Matt Reeves‘ anticipated sequel to 2022’s blockbuster, led by Robert Pattinson. While promoting his new movie Fjord at the... Read more »

Channing Tatum stars in the wrenching drama about an eight year old whose innocence is stolen in an instant. The post Josephine (TIFF) Review: Channing Tatum Is Excellent in This Tough, Uncompromising Drama appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Practical Magic 2 is underperforming at the box office, with Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman’s long-awaited sequel eyeing a $30 million opening. The post Box Office Update: Practical Magic 2 Conjures Up a Softer-Than-Expected Opening appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Searchlight is reuniting the original cast for The Families Stone, a sequel to the 2005 holiday classic that honors the late Diane Keaton. The post The Families Stone: The Family Stone Sequel reunites original cast to honor Diane Keaton appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Summer 2026 Recap features The Backrooms, Disclosure Day, Masters of the Universe. Obsession, Supergirl, and more! The post Awesome Art: Summer 2026 Recap with The Backrooms, Disclosure Day, Obsession, The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Joshua Giuliano’s River delivers a tense, gore-heavy survival slasher anchored by strong performances from Jane Levy and Jessica Rothe. The post River (TIFF) Review: Jane Levy Leads a Brutal, Top-Tier Survival Slasher appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Jay Baruchel stars as legendary Canadian stunt driver Ken Carter, reteaming with his Goon director Michael Dowse. The post The Stunt Driver (TIFF) Review: Jay Baruchel & Ed Helms lead this action-packed true story appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

11 movie crossovers that Hollywood actually considered, from Batman vs. Godzilla to Freddy, Jason, and Ash The post 11 Crazy Movie Crossovers That Almost Happened appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

We pick the 10 greatest Star Trek movies and TV episodes from across the entire franchise to celebrate the 60th anniversary. The post The 10 Greatest Star Trek Movies and Episodes of All Time appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Sebastian Stan thinks we're in for a treat with The Batman: Part II, even comparing the film to one of the greatest sequels ever made. The post Sebastian Stan compares The Batman: Part II to The Godfather Part II appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

During test screenings for Resident Evil, director Zach Cregger learned that he had leaned too hard into comedy and had to make some cuts. The post Zach Cregger on Resident Evil test screenings: “They thought it was too funny” appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Following the release of the final trailer for Digger, some are convinced that the Tom Cruise movie is a secret musical. The post Is Tom Cruise’s Digger a secret musical? appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Ex-Presidents return for their endless summer as AMC greenlights a new TV series that takes place in the universe of the film. The post The Point Break TV series is ready to fly at AMC with a greenlight appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord is a provocative, deeply nuanced drama starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve as parents caught in a devastating child abuse investigation in Norway. The post Fjord (TIFF) Review: Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve are outstanding in this provocative drama appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Even the two nicest guys in Hollywood can have bad blood and Henry Winkler outlines the story behind his Turner & Hooch firing. The post Henry Winkler reveals Tom Hanks had him fired from directing Turner & Hooch after 13 days appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Discover top free movie streaming sites with no signup—your ultimate guide to hassle‑free, legal streaming of the latest blockbusters. The post Movie stream guide: best free sites no signup appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover hidden Easter eggs and story hints in the GTA6 extended trailer, from 20 clues that reveal Vice City’s secrets. The post GTA6 Extended Trailer Breakdown: 20 Vice City clues appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

D4vd’s legal saga heats up as his entire team quits, revealing shocking details and the next moves in the high‑profile case. The post D4vd Update: Why His Entire Legal Team Quit the Case appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Get the Epstein Files PDF now—simple steps to download court documents, discover key evidence, and stay informed with reliable sources. The post Get the Epstein Files PDF: How to Access Court Docs appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Real Madrid vs opponent prediction, lineups & key battles: expert analysis, stats and winning tips for fans and bettors. The post Real Madrid vs: Prediction, lineups, key battles now appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover the Next UFC PPV main event, odds, and early schedule picks in one quick guide—stay ahead of the fight night action. The post Next UFC PPV: Main Event, Odds, and Early UFC schedule picks appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Pamela Rios rumors explode online—what’s real, with expert analysis, verified facts, and the latest updates you need to know. The post Pamela Rios rumors explode online—what’s real appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Connor Storrie’s sexuality timeline debunks rumors with verified facts, offering a concise, evidence‑based overview for curious readers. The post Connor Storrie sexuality Timeline: what rumors prove now appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why LA City fraud complaints are surging now and how residents can protect themselves from scams in Los Angeles County. The post Why LA City Fraud Complaints Spike in LA County Now appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Connor Storrie's workout routine reveals his current fitness secrets, blending high‑intensity cardio, strength training, and mobility work for peak performance. The post Connor Storrie workout: what he does now appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why the viral “Mia Khalifa song” TikTok trend keeps exploding, sparking memes, challenges, and endless user creativity. The post Why the ‘Mia Khalifa song’ TikTok trend stays unhinged appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Meghan and Harry reignite media frenzy as critics claim their latest headline chase repeats past missteps and fuels endless speculation. The post Meghan and Harry chase headlines again, critics say appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Meghan Markle’s Instagram sparks debate as fans and critics dissect her bold 2026 posts, revealing the power of celebrity influence online. The post Meghan Markle Instagram: Fans and critics *judge* her 2026 posts appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Meghan Markle’s Reddit reputation crisis explodes as fans debate her media image, sparking viral debates and intense online scrutiny. The post Meghan Markle reddit: Why her reputation problem scales appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Spike Lee demanded immediate attention with his 1986 debut feature She’s Gotta Have It, and filmgoers have not been able to look away since. Not only has Lee established himself as one of the most distinctive filmmakers in cinema history—known for signatures such as his double dolly shot and declaring... Read more »

Ask them. Yes, that’s the boring answer, but it’s also the most effective one of the bunch. Of course, being up front about it could lead to embarrassment, even though we live in a day and age where Dungeons & Dragons appears more and more in mainstream media. So, if... Read more »

There is something remarkable about realizing that some of the faces who defined classic Hollywood are still here. These actors and actresses became stars when movie theaters, studio publicity, and television appearances shaped celebrity culture, and their careers helped create the images of glamour and stardom that people still recognize... Read more »

Humor, sensible themes and what we can talk about on screen changes drastically with the times, reflecting how we ourselves change and evolve as a society. Technology isn’t the only thing moving forward, after all, and part of adapting to the changing times is understanding that, while some movies of... Read more »

Watching an older movie can feel like opening a time capsule. Some details are obvious, like enormous phones, cigarette smoke everywhere, or people somehow making plans without texting each other. Others are much easier to miss because they were completely normal when the movie was made. A character can casually... Read more »

This article originally appeared as part of the Den of Geek “Absolute Cinema” newsletter. Find out how to subscribe here. Twenty-five years is obviously a long time. In a quarter-century, social media services flourished, smartphones multiplied, and entire generations were born and came of age. That distance is probably why... Read more »

Some movie scenes are designed to make audiences cry, gasp, or sit in complete silence, yet something about them ends up being unintentionally hilarious. It might be an awkward line reading, a strange visual detail, an overly dramatic reaction, or simply a moment that has aged in a way nobody... Read more »

Famous people spend so much of their lives being photographed that it is easy to forget how different they can look when they are not posing for the camera. The best celebrity photos often happen when nobody is ready for them, capturing a strange reaction, a hilarious expression, an awkward... Read more »

Some of the things we encounter every day feel so ordinary that we rarely stop to think about what they might contain or cause. Yet everyday environments can expose people to substances and conditions that carry real health risks, sometimes without any obvious warning. A recent Reddit discussion about common... Read more »

Searchlight Pictures boss Matthew Greenfield broke down how YouTube has become fertile ground for finding new stories and filmmakers. The Searchlight Pictures boss also spoke about the battle with familiarity and the need for original ideas to get people into movie theaters in the streaming age. After Obsession and Backrooms,... Read more »

Danish director May El-Toukhy’s Woman Unknown has won the Golden Lion for best film at the 83rd Venice Film Festival. The post-World War Two psychological thriller was one of just two female directors in the running for the Golden Lion this year. Set in Denmark in the summer of 1945, the picture... Read more »

ER was an instant hit when it premiered on NBC in October 1994. But the project had not been an easy sell: it was created by an author, Michael Crichton, with no television record and conceived in a style drastically different from any other medical drama. Add to that a... Read more »

As Courteney Cox returns to the director’s chair for her sophomore feature Evil Genius, she’s ready to take on a franchise she’s been with for 30 years. While discussing the TIFF true-crime film at the Deadline Studio, the Golden Globe nominee revealed she’d be open to directing an upcoming installment... Read more »

SATURDAY AM: Well, it’s clear, the summer moviegoing pace is over at the box office with fall distractions setting in as the entire weekend at $84.4M expected to be -32% off from a year ago ($124.5M) when Warner Bros/New Line opened Conjuring Last Rights to a franchise high of $84M.... Read more »

The CEO of Anthropic has called for slowing down, or “pacing,” the speed of AI development, warning of recent incidents that have caused alarm that the technology will get out of control and act on its own. In an essay posted to his website on Saturday, CEO Dario Amodei wrote... Read more »

Iranian director Ali Asgari’s contemporary Tehran-set drama A Bit Of Light premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Friday evening as the penultimate competition screening. The raw, timely drama was shot in the immediate aftermath of the Islamic Republic’s brutal crackdown of pro-democracy protests in January 2026, in which thousands,... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: In the wake of a splashy Thursday night TIFF opening night premiere of the Sian Heder-directed Being Heumann, producer Kevin Walsh has two star vehicles happening quickly. He’s next readying Reasonable People, a drama that Cory Finley will direct with Paul Rudd and Sam Rockwell starring. On the series... Read more »

By the end of this weekend, The Odyssey will have crushed the ultimate record, becoming Universal’s highest grossing movie ever at the global box office with $1.684 billion. The pic will sail above Universal’s previous record-breaker, 2015’s Jurassic World which ended its run at $1.677 billion. By Sunday, The Odyssey will... Read more »

Some exciting news heading into the holiday season: Searchlight has announced a sequel to the beloved 2005 holiday film The Family Stone, with nearly the entire cast returning. This includes Claire Danes, Rachel McAdams, Dermot Mulroney, Craig T. Nelson, Sarah Jessica Parker, Luke Wilson, Tyrone Giordano, Elizabeth Reaser, Paul Schneider, and... Read more »

Brian Duckworth, the country musician who performed with his brother and sister as the band Taylor Made, died Monday, September 7, at his home in Clarksburg, W. Va. He was 56. His death was announced by family. A cause of death was not disclosed. Taylor Made, which featured Duckworth, his... Read more »

Founded in the spring of 1897 in what was once a chapel, complete with “wicked-looking cherubs with their crooked smiles […] carved into the beams of the vaulted ceilings,” the Theatre du Grand-Guignol took on the “anxious and cursed atmosphere of a huge confessional booth, mocked and wrongly used,” as... Read more »

Dead Northern Horror Film Festival just dropped its complete lineup for 2026, and festival director Josh Lawson isn’t kidding when he says the standard of submissions keeps climbing. This year’s event runs September 25-27 at Picturehouse City Screen in York, and organizers have packed in three UK feature premieres, ten... Read more »

Blood Shine is a cult movie, and I mean that in the best way. Not “cult” as in destined-for-a-midnight-slot-someday, but cult as in the actual subject matter: a zealot, a set of rituals, a believer who wants company. I’m a sucker for this stuff. Give me a woman in the... Read more »

Fantastic Fest turns 21 this year, which feels like it maybe should be entering its adult more mature phase. Screw that noise. Thats not what makes FF great. The first wave of 2026 confirms its ok to grow up, its not ok to loose what makes us who we are.... Read more »

“It was only natural that Edison’s idea to combine films and sound would lead to someone deciding to combine films and odors,” writes James L. Limbacher in his 1969 book Four Aspects of the Film, leading into a discussion of what is, without a doubt, the most notorious of all... Read more »

Severin Films has never been shy about celebrating the disreputable side of genre cinema, and their new box set, Sangster Directs Hammer, might be the most loving tribute to “low” Hammer ever assembled. This is a seven disc collection (three 4K UHD discs, four Blu-rays, and one massive book) built... Read more »

The midnight spook shows that had packed houses throughout the 1930s and 40s had already begun to wane by the 1950s, but not everyone was willing to let them go. The final decade of the era of spook shows still saw plenty of performers intent on capturing the attention of... Read more »

Rose of Nevada is the third feature from Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkin, and if Bait introduced the world to his singular approach and Enys Men doubled down on it, Rose of Nevada feels like the fullest expression of what he’s been building toward. Shot on 16mm Bolex and distributed by... Read more »

“All the little devils are proud of Hell.” From what little I knew about Wake in Fright, I expected another in a long line of 1970s movies about emasculated city folk thrust into a rural hell – see also Deliverance (1972), The Hills Have Eyes (1977), etc. Ask some people,... Read more »

'Scary Movie 2' predominantly parodied supernatural horror films of the '70s and '80s. Here's the list of each one.... Read more »

'Harry Potter' will premiere on HBO in December 2026 and will star Dominic McLaughlin, Alastair Stout, and Arabella Stanton.... Read more »

'Gears of War' joins Netflix's long list of video game adaptations...will it be a success?... Read more »

Apple TV+’s new Australian thriller Last Seen is climbing the platform’s global chart fast.... Read more »

Jon Bernthal brought his Punisher skills to this fan-favorite action thriller.... Read more »

Hard sci-fi is a fascinating genre, and these books are the most underrated stories that everyone should read.... Read more »

'The Odyssey' is now the highest-grossing film in Universal Pictures history, taking the record previously held by 'Jurassic World.'... Read more »

After a decade of entertainment, it's time to bid farewell to one of the best TV shows ever on Netflix.... Read more »

While there are many great war TV shows, only a few become more compelling and intense as they progress.... Read more »