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One of John Travolta's most underrated films is currently streaming on Paramount+. Here's why you should add it to your watch list.... Read more »

DC's Blue Beetle movie is trending on Netflix, finally finding an audience after flopping at the box office. Here's what went wrong when it hit theaters.... Read more »

Singing about defeating demons is apparently controversial for a religious school who has banned the singing of KPop Demon Hunters songs.... Read more »

This '80s films mentioned here have vastly different philosophies, but capture an important facet of the human condition. And yes, Road House is on the list.... Read more »

The Matrix is one of the most important sci-fi films ever made, and the legendary Roger Ebert once connected the film to a sci-fi body horror classic.... Read more »

The best idea in Edgar Wright's adaptation of The Running Man was, surprisingly, not in the original Stephen King/Richard Bachman novel.... Read more »

NBC found itself in legal hot water over a scene in Heroes season 1 where Claire (Hayden Panettiere) uses a garbage disposal to test her super-healing powers.... Read more »

A big character revelation from the live-action Ahsoka TV series went against what the writers of Star Wars Rebels had in mind.... Read more »

American remakes of British TV shows are nothing new. Two of the biggest '70s sitcoms were adapted from UK comedies, with some notable changes.... Read more »

Kaitlin Olson is making waves in the ABC series High Potential, and if you'd like to check out more shows in the same vein, check these out.... Read more »

It's rare for any film made outside of China to become a big hit at that country's box office these days, but Demon Slayer has done it.... Read more »

Before Empire Strikes Back arrived in theaters, people were theorizing about Boba Fett's origins thanks to the Star Wars Holiday Special.... Read more »

A line in Foundation season 3 could be a subtle hint that the series is headed towards a major element from Asimov's books.... Read more »

One of the most well-reviewed movies of the year (not to mention, a historical drama you probably hadn't heard about until now) is heading to Netflix this week.... Read more »

Claire Danes recently reflected on having a child with her husband, Hugh Dancy, at the age of 44. She also discussed what it was like to learn she was pregnant at that age. This podcast appearance follows the premiere of her new Netflix series, The Beast in Me. Claire Danes... Read more »

Eric Martsolf, who plays Brady Black on the soap opera Days of Our Lives, has shared what he believes completes a day for Salem residents. He describes the situation as “a bunch of frogs on different lily pads,” adding that it’s “fun to watch.” Here’s how the actor summed up... Read more »

Suzanne Rogers, who plays Maggie Simmons on Days of Our Lives, revealed that she’d initially auditioned for The Young and the Restless. She also shared that she’d never watched a soap opera before her auditions and had planned a meeting for a different show. It led her to a seven-year... Read more »

The Season 34 semi-finale of Dancing with the Stars swapped its signature “Surprise! You’re all going to the finale!” twist for one with an unexpected elimination. The show said goodbye to Whitney Leavitt and Mark Ballas this year. Here are the five pairs who scored a place in the Season... Read more »

Viewers are wondering if there’s a The Morning Show Season 4 Episode 11 release date and time. The popular drama series has recently released its 10th episode, leaving fans eager to know whether the season is over. Here’s all you need to know. The Morning Show Season 4 Episode 11... Read more »

Portia Robinson‘s life on General Hospital got messier when she got pregnant, and now her sonogram is causing even more trouble. Fans are having a field day with this one because they think she will have two fathers for her baby. This will mean that both Curtis and Isaiah will... Read more »

Sharon Newman might be one of Genoa City’s most loved characters, but she’s also one of its toughest fighters. Over the years, The Young and the Restless has thrown every kind of nightmare at her, including villains, kidnappings, stalkers, and more. Now, with the show hinting at another scary blast... Read more »

After Jane Treacy’s recent absence from QVC programs, rumors about her leaving the network have emerged online. Fans are now worried about the sudden and unexplained absence of their favorite QVC host. Long-time viewers have taken to online platforms, demanding answers from the network. Here are the details about the... Read more »

The Chicago P.D. Season 13 Episode 8 release date and time is around the corner. In Episode 7, “Impulse Control,” Voight receives yet another envelope from a mysterious sender, containing a photo and a threatening note. After tracking down the sender, he learns a shocking truth. Meanwhile, Intelligence focused on Raymond Bell after... Read more »

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jen Affleck reflected on her dynamic with Whitney Leavitt following their participation in Dancing with the Stars. In a recent interview, the former did not directly address their dynamic but stressed that she would be rooting for her. Affleck was eliminated from DWTS... Read more »

Selena Gomez and Sex and the City might not be the first things you’d link to a Genoa City wedding, but for The Young and the Restless star Lauralee Bell, they ended up inspiring one of the show’s most nostalgic moments in years. As fans gear up for Cricket and... Read more »

Chicago PD fans, who are expecting to catch up on the police procedural series, have some news coming their way. It seems like viewers might have to wait till next year to watch the latest episode of the Chicago PD. Starting today, November 19, the NBC drama will not be... Read more »

Here’s a recap and spoilers on all that happened on General Hospital’s November 18 episode. Between Danny & Charlotte surrendering themselves and Sidwell considering Dalton to be a problem, the episode offered quite a bit. Spoilers for what happens on General Hospital on November 18, 2025 Carly and Jack share... Read more »

After the success of Netflix’s The Roast of Tom Brady in 2024, comedian Jeff Ross has now shared an encouraging update on the next one. He says he wants it to be the “Super Bowl of roasting,” and revealed that he’s already putting together a “list of all the celebrities”... Read more »

Steven E. de Souza, the writer behind the 1987 version of The Running Man, notes that the new version has received similar criticism. The post Original Running Man writer reacts to Edgar Wright’s movie: “Maybe the third version in 2045 will stick the landing” appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

A United Nations TV series is in development with Kevin Costner being eyed to star as former US President Bill Clinton. The post Kevin Costner being eyed to play Bill Clinton in United Nations TV series appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Who is John Rambo before the Vietnam War scars him? The upcoming Rambo prequel will offer a distinctly different version of the hero. The post Rambo prequel director teases a “different” take on the iconic action hero appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Gerard Butler's action films have a devoted following here at JoBlo, and here are some of our favorite movies he's made. The post Gerard Butler’s Best Action Movies  appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

David Castañeda has joined Aimee Carrero in an untitled home invasion horror film that's currently in production The post David Castañeda of The Umbrella Academy joins Aimee Carrero in home invasion horror film appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Sadie Sink is playing a mystery character in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but a new report claims she'll be back for Avengers: Secret Wars. The post Has Sadie Sink joined the cast of Avengers: Secret Wars? appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The First Omen director Arkasha Stevenson is assembling the cast for her next horror movie, including Josh Hutcherson and Frank Dillane The post Josh Hutcherson to star in bachelor party horror movie from The First Omen director appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Speaking at the premiere for Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, Rian Johnson says he would like to continue the mystery franchise. The post Will there be more Knives Out movies? Rian Johnson says his mind remains sharp for more mysteries with Benoit Blanc appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Peacock's Twisted Metal series gets a Season 3 renewal as David Reed takes over as showrunner for Michael Jonathan Smith. The post Peacock renews Twisted Metal for a third season with David Reed getting behind the wheel as new showrunner appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple will go on an unpredictable adventure with the animated body swap comedy Swapped. The post Swapped: Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple to co-star in Netflix and Skydance’s body swap animated comedy appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

A Stranger Things float will be featured in this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, complete with a Demogorgon The post Stranger Things float will bring a Demogorgon to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Running Man fell flat, but Hollywood still thinks it can remake classic Sly and Arnold action flicks with new actors. The post Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone movies are too iconic to remake appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

It: Welcome to Derry has been holding off on the Pennywise action, but the evil clown is back in the midseason trailer The post Pennywise is hungry in the It: Welcome to Derry midseason trailer appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Daredevil: Born Again season 2 is coming soon to Disney+ and a new image features Charlie Cox as the titular hero The post Daredevil: Born Again season 2 unveils a new image of the titular hero appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Discover the DETIKO Smart Bird Feeder—an innovative, app-connected gadget that uses AI to identify birds, making your backyard the ultimate nature documentary! The post DETIKO Smart Bird Feeder (Bamboo & ABS Editions) appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Watermark removers are available in free and paid versions. Here are the eight best options you can try out. Watermarks are attached to pictures or videos as an authentication mark or for copyright purposes. Whether […] The post Eight Best Watermark Remover Tools appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Will Trump Epstein influence push Congress to release Epstein files? Discover how Trump's reversal and GOP tensions could shape transparency in this gripping political showdown. The post Can Trump push congress to release Epstein files? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why three standout GameZone slots—Golden Empire, Fortune Gems, and Super Ace—keep players captivated with their unique rhythm, vibe, and irresistible gameplay. The post Three GameZone Slots Titles I Couldn’t Walk Away From appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover The Christmas Writer—a cozy, queer holiday romcom where love, loss, and small-town magic collide. Perfect for festive, feel-good binge-watching! The post ‘The Christmas Writer’ brings queer holiday magic home appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Business traveler? Learn how to turn flight cancellations into cash with our expert guide to claiming compensation—because your time and sanity matter. Read more! The post Business traveler’s guide to getting cancelled flight compensation appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why a custom sectional sofa is the ultimate modern living star—design it to fit your space, style, and lifestyle for lasting comfort and versatile style. The post Custom Sectional Sofas: The Centerpiece of Modern Living appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Jeffrey Epstein's emails with Michael Wolff raise crucial questions about possible influence over Wolff's journalism—ethics, connections, and the truth at stake. The post Did Epstein influence Michael Wolff’s journalism? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover who's named in the Epstein emails—highlighting elites from politics to finance—and uncover startling connections that demand transparency and accountability. The post Everyone named in the Epstein emails appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Phantom Plates from gaming culture inspire real-world car mods like reflective films and optical tricks—blurring the line between virtual fantasy and automotive innovation. The post Phantom Plates in Online Gaming and Real Car Mods appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how cinema’s Vegas-inspired storytelling has gamified the internet, transforming online experiences into immersive, filmic journeys of risk and reward. The post From Vegas to Virtual: How Cinema Helped Gamify the Internet appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Zitong Jia leverages AI and social media to democratize influence, empower small businesses, and amplify overlooked stories—because visibility isn’t just for the big players. The post Democratizing Influence: Zitong Jia on Harnessing AI and Social Media to Empower Small Businesses and Non‑profits appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Cheryl Wenjing Xia transforms imagination into reality with bold, emotional production design that elevates storytelling beyond traditional sets. The post Crafting Emotion: How Cheryl Wenjing Xia Turns Imagination into Tangible Reality appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how POWERBALL© offers multi-state jackpots and easy online or in-person play—boost your odds and support West Virginia programs. Read more to win big! The post Exploring POWERBALL©: A multi-state jackpot game available to you appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Never bet against James Cameron. Time and time again, Cameron has made gigantic gambles that everyone doubted, whether it was spending a record-breaking amount of money for a sequel for his grimy horror flick about a killer robot from the future or spending another record-breaking amount of money on to... Read more »

Kindness is the new punk rock. That’s the message of Superman, James Gunn‘s universally-loved, big budget 2025 film about the Man of Steel. But decades earlier, a much less-loved, much cheaper, Superman-adjacent movie came to the same conclusion. And while it was mocked at the time, that film managed to... Read more »

I am going to let you in on a secret that all Broadway fans know, and a few thousand tourists discover eight times a week at the Gershwin Theatre in New York: Wicked might just be the most popular piece of musical theater ever written, and will surely one day... Read more »

Perhaps fitting for a franchise about espionage and double-crosses, James Bond fans love their conspiracies and secret information. Even before the advent of the world wide web, Bond aficionados traded theories about James Bond being a code name, behind-the-scenes wrangling, and, of course, plans for the next actor to take... Read more »

As fitting his shape-shifting abilities, Clayface is one of DC’s most malleable characters. Appearing in everything from DC Comics to the television series Gotham to the recent Batman 1989 continuation novels, Clayface has changed his shape, his personality, and even his secret identity to meet the needs of whatever story... Read more »

Stephen Lang does not know why folks respond so enthusiastically when he plays villains. But he has a theory, and it involves you. “It’s probably the eyes,” chuckles the star of Avatar, Don’t Breathe, and this weekend’s Sisu: Road to Revenge. “But when you are an actor, I think it’s... Read more »

Never say never again… again? In most cases, actors who leave the role of James Bond abandon the tux and martinis completely exhausted and never wanting to return. Daniel Craig‘s colorful, evocative language and George Lazenby’s surprising abandonment of the role are the most famous examples of an actor forcefully... Read more »

When Dario Scardapane came aboard as showrunner for Daredevil: Born Again, it was not unlike the bargains struck by the Satan that inspired Matt Murdock’s costume design. Yes, Scardapane would get to tell a story about Daredevil, the Man Without Fear; and the Kingpin of Crime, Wilson Fisk, both played... Read more »

From time to time, cinephiles can be guilty of hyperbole. Maybe it isn’t entirely true that Martin Scorsese understands the human condition better than Homer, Shakespeare, or Austen. Perhaps it is a bit much to call the studio heads of RKO history’s greatest monsters for taking away The Magnificent Ambersons... Read more »

Welcome to Rendering, a new Deadline column reporting at the intersection of AI and showbiz. Rendering will examine how artificial intelligence is disrupting the entertainment industry, taking you inside key battlegrounds and spotlighting change makers wielding the technology for good and ill. Got a story about AI? Want to tell us... Read more »

SPOILER ALERT: This piece contains spoilers for The Morning Show Season 4 Finale Episode “Knowing Violation.” The sun has set on another season of Apple TV’s The Morning Show with a finale full of headline-making moments and, most importantly, the truth coming out. Celine Dumont (Marion Cotillard) outed herself as... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: BarbieLand, in all its brightly-colored delight, is coming to London. We hear Secret Cinema and TodayTix, in collaboration with Barbie owner Mattel and Warner Bros, are set to launch an immersive experience in the UK capital’s theater heartland, the West End. Should the deal close, Barbie in BarbieLand will... Read more »

Jason Isaacs and Tom Felton had a Harry Potter reunion on Broadway, bringing together The Malfoys again. Isaacs played Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter series, while Felton played his onscreen son, Draco Malfoy. Felton is currently reprising his role as Drago on Broadway for Harry Potter and the Cursed... Read more »

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from Tuesday night’s episode of ABC‘s Dancing with the Stars, including who goes home. It’s the Season 34 Dancing with the Stars semi-finals, and the remaining six couples are celebrating with a tribute to the High Priest of Pop. Prince Night in the ballroom requires at... Read more »

Ariana Grande took a break from touring amid several acting projects, including the upcoming Wicked: For Good. The actress and singer is set to embark on a 2026 tour in support of her album, Eternal Sunshine, and revealed it will be a “last hurrah.” “The last 10 or 15 years will look very different... Read more »

Happiness is still possible, even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty, the Dalai Lama asserts in the new documentary Wisdom of Happiness. Among those who affirm that hopeful message is Richard Gere, one of the film’s executive producers, who has known the Tibetan spiritual leader for decades. Gere and fellow... Read more »

As Paramount, Comcast and Netflix prepare bids for Warner Bros. Discovery ahead of a Thursday deadline, speculation is growing about the role of Middle East wealth in the game-changing transaction. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman pledged investments of $1 trillion in the U.S. economy at a White House visit Tuesday... Read more »

Daniel Radcliffe played Harry Potter across eight films, and as the book series is rebooted as an HBO series, the actor reached out to the young actor taking on the lead role. In an interview on Good Morning America, Radcliffe revealed that he had penned a letter to Dominic McLaughlin... Read more »

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences today revealed the nominees for its fourth annual Children’s & Family Emmy Awards, the stand-alone competition that honors creativity and innovation in children’s entertainment. See the full list below. Winners will be feted during the 2025 Children’s & Family Emmys ceremony on... Read more »

Sales of British shows to American buyers soared above $1B for the first time in 2024, but it was by no means just the streamers buying into the British invasion, according to Pact’s latest UK TV Exports report. The U.S. was comfortably the biggest market for UK shows last year,... Read more »

What happens when Sam Raimi (The Evil Dead, Drag Me to Hell) joins forces with Freddy vs. Jason and Friday the 13th (2009) writers Damian Shannon & Mark Swift? Well, if you’re hoping for some outrageous horror, Raimi promises that you won’t be let down by Send Help. Sam Raimi... Read more »

There’s more to an apartment building than meets the eye in the Spanish horror fantasy movie Under Your Feet, from writer/director Cristian Bernard. Under Your Feet stars Maribel Verdú (Pan’s Labyrinth) and Goya winner Sofia Otero. The horror fantasy film is described as “Rosemary’s Baby meets Hansel & Gretel,” and... Read more »

David Castañeda (“The Umbrella Academy,” Ballerina) has been cast in the as-yet-untitled home invasion horror thriller from Lionsgate and Midnight Pictures, Deadline reports. He joins the previously announced Aimee Carrero (The Menu, The Last Witch Hunter) in the project, which recently wrapped production in Los Angeles. Carrero stars as Lorena,... Read more »

Start your engines for more apocalyptic fun, because Peacock has renewed “Twisted Metal” for a third season. David Reed (“The Boys,” “The Magicians”) is boarding the series as showrunner and executive producer. He replaces co-creator Michael Jonathan Smith, who’s exiting the show. Based on the classic PlayStation video game series,... Read more »

One year after Netflix brought Wednesday Addams to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, the streaming service is now dragging the annual holiday parade into the Upside Down. As we learned last month, “Stranger Things” will make its Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade debut to celebrate the show’s fifth and final season!... Read more »

The feature debut of YouTube film critic Chris Stuckmann, Shelby Oaks is now available on Digital to rent ($9.99) or purchase ($19.99). The supernatural horror movie will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on January 6 via Neon. Special features: Audio Commentary by Writer-Director Chris Stuckmann The Making of Shelby Oaks... Read more »

Developer Mūn Mūn Games took some time out with developing their open world horror fishing game Out Fishing to send over some exclusive screenshots of the game. The screenshots in question show off the weirdness you’ll encounter while out fishing in the woods, including one of the many nightmarish creatures... Read more »

“You guys are gonna lose your mind when you see this movie,” Matthew Lillard promises of Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 in the new featurette below. Featuring more animatronics, more action, more suspense, and more lore, the sequel hits theaters on December 5 from Universal and Blumhouse. Emma Tammi returns to... Read more »

Beneath Perfection, a novel based on the original Tremors screenplay by S.S. Wilson and Brent Maddock, has been published by Echo On Publications. It’s written by Echo On editor-in-chief Christian Francis, who has authored such novelizations as Wishmaster, Session 9, and In the Mouth of Madness. The book aims to... Read more »

WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for The Running Man (2025). Could there be a better time for an adaptation of Stephen King’s The Running Man? Originally published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman, this dystopian novella is not only set in 2025, but it also follows a world in which... Read more »

As fans of The First Omen — a prequel far better than it had any right to be — here at Bloody Disgusting, we’ve been anticipating whatever comes next from director Arkasha Stevenson. Deadline reports that she’s reuniting with Tim Smith, with whom she co-wrote The First Omen, on an... Read more »

Several “Twin Peaks” cast members will reunite the day after David Lynch‘s birthday for a special celebration at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles, CA on January 21, 2026. Actors Sheryl Lee (Laura Palmer), Ray Wise (Leland Palmer), Dana Ashbrook (Bobby Briggs), Kimmy Robertson (Lucy Moran), Harry Goaz (Deputy... Read more »

After two movies from director Parker Finn, the Smile saga returns with a brand new comic book from IDW Dark titled Smile: For the Camera, and the first look has been revealed. Written by Hannah Rose May (Rogues’ Gallery) with art by Miriana Puglia (Red Sonja) & colors by Dearbhla Kelly, Smile:... Read more »

Everything is a roguelike now. We’ve got poker roguelikes, slot machine roguelikes, even Breakout has been made into a roguelike, and it seems the possibilities for the framework are endless. Morsels, the debut game from Furcula, brings a bit more of a familiar take on the action roguelike, a la... Read more »

“I never saw the picture, I disliked it so much.” That was writer Robb White, describing Homicidal, the last film he worked on for William Castle, in an interview with Fangoria in 1985. “I stopped into a theater to see Psycho, and I died of embarrassment,” White recounted, after he... Read more »

The J-horror boom reached the States with the import (and subsequent remakes) of Hideo Nakata’s Ring (1998) and Takashi Shimizu’s The Grudge (2002), the latter of which has a somewhat confusing production history that isn’t really germane to our discussion here. By the time it arrived, however, it had already... Read more »

If the “Percepto” gimmick from The Tingler isn’t William Castle’s best-known gimmick, then the ghost viewers from 13 Ghosts must be. Officially dubbed “Illusion-O,” these ghost viewers are similar to standard red-cyan anaglyph 3D glasses, except that the cellophane lenses are located directly atop one another, rather than over each... Read more »

There’s no better place than Fantastic Fest for a horror anthology to plant its first seeds. Tales from the Woods, the new series from Wayward Entertainment, premiered two of its opening installments at the festival, and it’s clear this isn’t going to be your grandmother’s fairy tale collection—unless your grandmother... Read more »

Some movies come to Fantastic Fest preloaded with mythology and expectation. Dolly has the expectation, but I am not sure about the mythology. Director Rod Blackhurst and co-writer Brandon Weavil promise a blend of New French Extremity and 1970s slashers, but what shows up on screen feels more like a... Read more »

One of the joys of Fantastic Fest is catching a film that feels like it was dug out of a dusty VHS bin, passed hand-to-hand, and whispered about at midnight screenings. Avalon Fast’s CAMP is exactly that kind of movie. It is lo-fi, proudly rough around the edges, and filled... Read more »

If you have ever lived in the Midwest, you know coyotes are not mysterious predators lurking in the shadows. They are scrawny, scrappy, and usually heard yipping at dusk before disappearing back into the cornfields. That is why Coyotes is such a riot. Colin Minihan has no interest in realism.... Read more »

There are questions you ask yourself when a movie like Bad Haircut kicks off. First, is the jock we meet at the beginning actually 40 years old? Second, is the sidekick supposed to be a greaser from a different movie entirely? If so stay golden Pony Boy. And third, which... Read more »

Every year at Fantastic Fest there’s at least one movie that makes you wonder if you’re losing your mind in the best possible way. This year, that honor goes to The Cramps: A Period Piece, Brooke H. Cellars’ Technicolor monster mash of menstrual horror, drag theater, and melodramatic camp. The... Read more »

Hollywood is filled with cautionary tales of studios becoming too involved in a film’s production, which could be forcing an … Continue reading "How Hollywood Destroyed The Funniest Sci-Fi Of The 80s For Being Too Good."... Read more »

These days, it’s all the rage for studios to release horror spins on familiar movie concepts, like Happy Death Day … Continue reading "Home Alone Becomes a Horror Comedy In This Twisted Thriller"... Read more »

Sometimes you just want a straightforward heist movie where all the cards are laid out on the table and you … Continue reading "Certified Fresh, R-Rated Thriller Shamelessly And Brilliantly Leans Into Its Tropes "... Read more »

Last year, beloved fantasy writer Neil Gaiman was very thoroughly canceled after a series of disturbing sexual assault allegations from … Continue reading "Canceled And Disgraced Author’s Most Raunchy, Graphic Work Now Streaming Free, If You Can Stomach It"... Read more »

Since the first moment Black Mirror premiered worldwide on Netflix, the British speculative fiction series has offered commentary on the … Continue reading "Where To Start Watching Black Mirror, Don’t Begin With The First Episode"... Read more »

If you’ve grown tired of by-the-numbers, grossly predictable psychological thrillers like Netflix’s The Woman in Cabin 10, I’m here to … Continue reading "The Chair Company Does One Thing No Other Series Has Accomplished"... Read more »

Few Marvel characters have had as much of a rollercoaster ride as Doctor Strange: his first movie was a self-contained … Continue reading "Benedict Cumberbatch Is Going James Bond For Doctor Strange 3"... Read more »

What could possibly go wrong when a low-level drug dealer, a stripper, the socially awkward 18-year-old virgin boy living down … Continue reading "Jennifer Aniston’s Raunchy Road Comedy Is A Hazy Adventure Of A Lifetime"... Read more »

The longer he takes to write Winds of Winter, the easier it is to get (and stay) mad at Game … Continue reading "Game of Thrones Creator Reveals Why Marvel’s Reboot Is Destined To Fail"... Read more »

The X-Files was famously about two FBI agents who investigated alien encounters and other cases popular with conspiracy theorists. It … Continue reading "A Sci-Fi Series Predicted 9/11 Months Before It Happened, And It’s Now Been Erased From Streaming"... Read more »

Ridley Scott transformed the horror landscape forever with Alien, kickstarting a franchise that has careened from pure action (like in … Continue reading "Smash Hit That Brought Sci-Fi’s Most Extremely Graphic Franchise Back To Life, Now Streaming"... Read more »

Once the most popular genre on television, sitcoms have fallen so far that CBS’s DMV is the only new series … Continue reading "Topping Online View Rankings, The Solution To Unfunny Television Is The Rise Of Slow Media"... Read more »

Sometimes, the most successful films of yesteryear look borderline insane to younger generations. For example, Gen Z was weirdly delighted … Continue reading "Robin Williams’ Best Movie Would Get Him Canceled If It Were Released Now"... Read more »

Stanley Park in Canada’s Vancouver is one of the latest sites of Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience, a light … Continue reading "Attempts To Ruin A Harry Potter Attraction Have Failed, So Far"... Read more »

Reruns have kept 'Laverne & Shirley' alive for audiences today. Here's what happened to the cast and which members are no longer with us.... Read more »

There are some great samurai shows, many of them made in recent decades rather than in the past.... Read more »

Heath Ledger and Matt Damon's box office flop dark fantasy action movie 'The Brothers Grimm' is a surprising streaming success on Netflix.... Read more »

Following a bombastic second season on Peacock, the fate of the video game adaptation, 'Twisted Metal,' has finally been revealed.... Read more »

The adaptation of Ira Levin's Nazi-hunting novel comes from 'The Crown' creator Peter Morgan.... Read more »

Hayley Atwell returns in the trailer for the second season of Netflix's animated video game adaptation, 'Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft'.... Read more »

Andy Weir supports showcasing alien Rocky in trailers for the new Ryan Gosling movie.... Read more »

Tom Cruise recently received an Honorary Oscar, though it comes a couple of decades late. The actor deserved an Academy Award for 'Magnolia.'... Read more »

King himself said he's a big fan of '1922,' which got a lot of love from critics, but divided fans.... Read more »