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Stephen King is a master of horror, but one of his first adaptations was a sci-fi heavy comic book adaptation of one of his short stories.... Read more »

Tom Hardy appeared very briefly in a forgotten war movie that featured pre-stardom turns from Daniel Craig, Ben Whishaw, and Cillian Murphy.... Read more »

James Gunn's 'big story' for Warner Bros.' DC Universe has remained by and large the same since the reboot was announced, but it's also evolved in crucial ways.... Read more »

In various interviews, Transformers voice actor Peter Cullen revealed how he came up with the distinct sound of Optimus Prime.... Read more »

Back when he was still a relative unknown, Robert Downey Jr. appeared in perhaps John Hughes' strangest (and most sci-fi-oriented) 1980s comedy movie.... Read more »

Spin City starred Michael J. Fox for four seasons before Charlie Sheen took over for a bit. But what happened to the rest of the cast after the show ended?... Read more »

James Cameron has admitted there's one particular recurring discussion point regarding the Avatar movies that sticks in his craw, and it's easy to see why.... Read more »

We can't imagine anything from Act II of Wicked being cut for Wicked: For Good, but one scene with Glinda was cut for being 'too passionate.'... Read more »

The Matrix was heavily inspired by William Gibson's cyberpunk novel Neuromancer. Here's what the author had to say after seeing the movie.... Read more »

'When they stop making movies like Infra-Man, a little light will go out of the world,' the late, great Roger Ebert once wrote about this '70s oddity.... Read more »

Universal is actively looking for a way to continue the Wicked franchise (be it with Wicked 3 or a related film), and we have some ... thoughts on the matter.... Read more »

James Gunn didn't expect this Creature Commandos character to be as popular as they are, but he's already planning more for them in the DC Universe.... Read more »

Dorothy doesn't play a huge role in Wicked: For Good, but the actor behind the Wizard of Oz character has now revealed images of herself on the film's set.... Read more »

Wednesday season 3 has cast the pivotal role of Aunt Ophelia, who's being portrayed by a frequent Tim Burton collaborator on the Netflix series.... Read more »

Sadie Sink is soon set to appear in the final season of Stranger Things, which also served as the red-haired actress’s breakout. Sink has since been linked to multiple projects, including the upcoming Spider-Man movie. Ahead of Stranger Things Season 5, Sink sat down for a detailed interview, where she... Read more »

The final season of Stranger Things is almost here after years of anticipation, and it seems that the series could be even better than what most expect from it. Noah Schnapp‘s reaction to the final season’s script speaks volumes about how good it could be. Stranger Things Season 5 premieres... Read more »

Garrick Merrifield, who’s known for his appearance on TLC’s Seeking Sister Wife, was reportedly arrested on Monday in Colorado. The news comes less than 10 days after he announced that he had welcomed a daughter with his new wife. New report says Garrick Merrifield arrested over abuse claims According to... Read more »

Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer revealed a checklist of things viewers should keep in mind before beginning to watch the final season of the show. One of these included the mention of whether or not fans will see any new monsters during the epic conclusion of the series.... Read more »

Has Billy the Kid Season 4 been canceled or renewed? This popular historical drama keeps captivating viewers with its depiction of Henry McCarty’s evolution into the notorious outlaw Billy the Kid. The narrative tracks the young gunslinger as he partners with Jesse Evans and the Seven Rivers Gang, diving into... Read more »

The Young and the Restless fans have been wondering when Devon and Abby will finally get a real storyline again. Although the couple hasn’t been front and center lately, Bryton James has revealed that big trouble is coming and it could shake their marriage. Bryton James on ‘danger’ ahead that... Read more »

In early October, the DWTS Tour announced its return for 2026, set to begin on January 22 and originally scheduled to run through May 2. However, during the DWTS Season 34 finale on November 25, the hosts revealed that the tour will feature eight additional dates, extending the run through... Read more »

Fans of Doc were swooning after Jake and Amy’s emotional reunion in the Season 2 fall finale. After a tense patient case set at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, they finally faced their feelings, sealing it with a heartfelt kiss. Now, everyone’s buzzing about how their romance will play... Read more »

Social media is buzzing with theories about TJ Ashford’s return to General Hospital, and it’s likely to shake things up, especially with Molly Lansing. The character, a familiar face in Port Charles’ hospital since 2018, has been MIA for almost a year now. Fans believe that TJ (Tahj Bellow) will... Read more »

General Hospital‘s Carly Corinthos has found out that her romantic partner, Jack Brennan, recruited her daughter Josslyn into the WSB as a spy, and now she’s torn between protecting her and calling out Jack. Fans are now giving advice, throwing out everything from revenge to forgiveness, and everyone’s got a... Read more »

Need a spoiler-filled recap on what all happened in General Hospital’s November 25 episode? The episode delivered some surprising moments, with Drew getting down on one knee to pop the big question, and the revelation of a possible new suspect. As Thanksgiving gets closer, the show is gearing up for... Read more »

A new theory about Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus suggests that the show could be a sequel to the highly acclaimed The Twilight Zone. If the theory proves to be true, fans can expect the show to expand its scope beyond its zombie-like dystopian world. Here are the details on what the... Read more »

The spoilers for Wednesday’s episodes of soap operas, including General Hospital, The Young and the Restless, and Days of Our Lives, are here. This includes Dante getting caught off guard and Roman joining hands with Steve and Kayla for his plans. Here is everything you need to know about today’s... Read more »

An interesting theory suggests that Carol might have killed Helen in Pluribus. The first episode, titled “We is Us,” follows Carol’s arrival in Albuquerque. She witnesses those around her suddenly convulsing, including her partner, Helen. Amid the chaos, Carol rushes Helen to the hospital, only to learn that everyone is... Read more »

Stanley Kubrick died three months before the release of Eyes Wide Shut, and Todd Field believes he would have continued working on it. The post Was Eyes Wide Shut Stanley Kubrick’s Final Cut? Todd Field says no appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

If Netflix isn't releasing its movies in theaters, James Cameron says they shouldn't be allowed to compete at the Oscars. The post James Cameron says Netflix shouldn’t be allowed to compete at the Oscars appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson takes aim at Diddy in Sean Combs: The Reckoning, a four-part doc set for a December release on Netflix. The post Sean Combs: The Reckoning, from EP 50 Cent, sets December release on Netflix appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The death of Paul Walker changed the Fast & Furious franchise forever, but what was the original ending for Furious 7? The post What was the original ending of Furious 7 going to be before Paul Walker’s death? appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

If Avatar: Fire and Ash isn't successful enough to call for a sequel, James Cameron is ready to walk away from the franchise The post James Cameron is ready to walk away from Avatar if Fire and Ash isn’t a big success appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

We rank all of Christopher Nolan's movies. From Memento to Oppenheimer, we rank them all from worst to best. The post Christopher Nolan Movies Ranked: From Worst to Best appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Hulu's Scrubs revival gets a brief teaser, starring Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and OG members of the Sacred Heart staff. The post Scrubs teaser: Zach Braff, Donald Faison, & others are on call in the first footage from Hulu’s anticipated revival appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The box office disappointment Tron: Ares will be receiving a digital release in December, with a physical media release following in January The post When is Tron: Ares getting a digital release? appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Bikeriders and Euphoria actor Toby Wallace will co-lead Netflix's live-action series based on Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed franchise. The post Euphoria’s Toby Wallace to co-lead Netflix’s live-action Assassin’s Creed series appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

JoBlo's own Ryan Cultrera had a chat with Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday director Adam Marcus about his Friday the 13th sequel The post Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday director Adam Marcus breaks down his controversial sequel appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Vin Diesel pays his respects to The Smashing Machine subject Mark Kerr and celebrates Dwayne Johnson's portrayal of the MMA legend. The post Vin Diesel goes to the mats for Dwayne Johnson’s The Smashing Machine appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The first images from the Prime Video series Scarpetta, based on the Patricia Cornwell novels, feature Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis The post First images from the Prime Video crime series Scarpetta feature Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Paramount Pictures is entering a deal to distribute Rush Hour 4 with Brett Ratner returning to the fan-favorite action-comedy franchise. The post Paramount will distribute Rush Hour 4 from Brett Ratner with Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan reportedly returning appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Is John Carpenter's The Thing a Christmas movie? The makers of an upcoming documentary believe it should be counted as one The post Is John Carpenter’s The Thing a Christmas Movie? appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Discover how QWOCMAP has transformed film as movement for 25 years, empowering queer and trans filmmakers of color through community, access, and activism. The post QWOCMAP: 25 years of film as movement appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Thomas Kelly transforms beauty campaigns into cinematic art, blending innovation and storytelling for luxury brands worldwide. The post Thomas Kelly: The Filmmaker Behind Beauty’s Most Cinematic Campaigns appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Nano Banana Pro’s simple AI enhances your photos effortlessly—brightens, sharpens, and perfects images for social media, biz, or memories in seconds! The post Nano Banana Pro: The Simple AI Tool Helping Everyone Enhance Photos appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how David Tuch uncovers his cousin's wild life—espionage, drug smuggling, and innovation—in 'The Wireless Operator,' a crime thriller packed with history and intrigue. The post David Tuch’s ‘The Wireless Operator’ explores the modern drug trade appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Weixiang Huang, LA’s intuitive film editor, elevates character and emotion through precise, instinctive storytelling that speaks beyond words. The post Weixiang Huang: The Intuitive LA Film Editor Elevating Character and Emotion Through Precision Storytelling appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why online games captivate Australians, from Fortnite battles to Minecraft socializing—explore the vibrant world of online games in Australia today! The post Playing Online Games in Australia appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why free credits are the best way to explore new slot games—play risk-free, learn patterns, build confidence, and find your perfect game today! The post Why Free Credits Are the Best Way to Explore New Slot Games appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover what Bill Maher's wife—if he had one—might think of his "creep" allegations and misogynistic antics. Dive into the scandal, hypocrisy, and unspoken truths behind the comedian's questionable behavior. The post What does Bill Maher’s wife think of “creep” allegations? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover what Britney Spears Instagram reveals—and hides—about her health. Get the real story behind the posts, not just viral snippets. Read more now! The post What does Britney Spears Instagram tell us about her health? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover the shocking autopsy findings on celeste rivas, as secrecy cloaks her case — unravel the mystery behind her death and what the records reveal about this tragic story. The post What did Celeste Rivas’s autopsy reveal? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how Weiming Wang’s versatility as a producer led to 20+ awards and 20 million views, blending cross-genre storytelling and global recognition. Read his inspiring journey! The post 20M Views and 20+ Awards — Weiming Wang’s Cross-Genre Run appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover the story behind DeuxMoi, Hollywood’s secret gossip empire unveiled—learn how Melissa Lovallo turned anonymity into fame and what this unmasking means for Tinseltown’s rumors. The post ‘DeuxMoi’ unmasked: who is the Hollywood gossip monger? appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why Rokid’s AR glasses are the must-have fun tech gift of 2025—lightweight, affordable, and turning any space into a giant virtual screen! The post Gift Guide 2025: Rokid’s AR Glasses Are the Most Fun Tech Gifts This Year appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how high-stakes tension drives cinema with gripping stories where risk shapes characters and plot—intense, emotional, and impossible to ignore. The post Top Films and Series Where High-Stakes Tension Defines the Story appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Fantasy is everywhere right now, on screens both large and small. From blockbuster films like Wicked and Dune to television series like The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, House of the Dragon, and even Outlander, fans who love sprawling fictional universes, complicated main characters, and a dash... Read more »

The difference between a successful buddy comedy and a successful buddy comedy franchise is all about chemistry. You can cast the oddest of odd couples as your oil and water gumshoes, but if audiences don’t enjoy seeing that unlikely duo vibe—be it Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte discovering they love... Read more »

While audiences have been obsessed with Stranger Things since the 1980s-set horror adventure first burst onto the scene back in 2016, the many years that have passed between seasons and the show’s frequently overstuffed and lore-heavy episodes mean that it can be difficult to recall the details of its many... Read more »

On paper, it sounds like the upcoming Exorcist film is going in the right direction. Instead of following the initial plan to let David Gordon Green make two more sequels to The Exorcist: Believer, Blumhouse hired Mike Flanagan to write and direct a new take. Moreover, Flanagan has already secured... Read more »

Reed Richards a.k.a. Mister Fantastic is generally accepted to be the smartest person in the Marvel Universe. But he’s hardly the only super-genius or powerful person of that world, just one of many who gather in a group called the Illuminati. Joined by Tony Stark, Doctor Strange, and others, the... Read more »

If there is ever a comic book creator who changed how we look at the medium within the least amount of published issues, it’s Jim Steranko. At a time when major comic book publishers in the country were restricting artists to a house style, Steranko took the paneling and layouts... Read more »

The news that House of the Dragon was officially getting a fourth season probably didn’t surprise anyone. It’s one of HBO’s most successful post-Game of Thrones projects, after all. But the announcement that the fourth season — initially presumed to be the series’ last – might not be the Targaryens’... Read more »

Doctor Who turned 62 this week, but the celebrations were decidedly muted. This makes a certain amount of sense, given that the franchise is in what can only be called a state of considerable flux—the Disney deal is dead, the spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea hasn’t... Read more »

One of the most intriguing aspects of AMC’s larger Anne Rice universe is the potential for crossovers and connections amongst its various shows. While Talamasca: The Secret Order may be the franchise’s newest property, it’s also the series whose story has the most potential to easily intersect with the others.... Read more »

Oliver Laxe’s Moroccan desert rave-set drama Sirāt, Mascha Schilinski’s critically acclaimed first feature Sound of Falling and Yorgos Lanthimos’ black comedy Bugonia lead the art and craft nominations for the 2026 European Film Awards. The films were each nominated in five of the eight categories, with Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value... Read more »

The London TV Screenings has unveiled its initial 2026 schedule. The event’s founders – All3Media International, Banijay Entertainment, Fremantle and ITV Studios (ITVS) – will each host showcases, events and screenings between February 25-27, 2026. Banijay will presents its Drama and Non-Scripted Finished Tape event at BAFTA in Piccadilly on... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Could famous comedians be about to play some ball on ITV? Deadline understands ITV has put in early development a version of Dutch format Let’s Play Ball, in which rival teams of comedians go head-to-head in a race to transport a gigantic ball across various terrains. Facing physical puzzles... Read more »

Simu Liu is calling out the Hollywood industry for the lack of visibility of Asian actors in cinema. In a social media post, the star of Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings shared his thoughts on the lack of representation of his community. “Put some asians in literally anything... Read more »

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from the Season 34 finale of Dancing with the Stars, including who won the mirrorball trophy. Dancing with the Stars has crowned another mirrorball champion. Season 34 concluded on Tuesday night with a massive three-hour finale that saw the remaining five couples compete in... Read more »

Fallout will be on people’s minds this winter TV awards season, which spans the Golden Globes, Critics Choice Awards and various guild awards, as Season 2 of the Prime Video series will be releasing new episodes through most of it. However, the popular post-apocalyptic drama will not enter any of... Read more »

After wrapping Stranger Things, Sadie Sink is about to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and there’s a lot of speculation around her character. Sink joined the superhero film, but little is known about who she is playing, which has led to many rumors about her... Read more »

IDFA, the world’s largest documentary film festival, wrapped in Amsterdam over the weekend after presenting a program of more than 250 films, many of them world and international premieres. The 38th edition of IDFA marked the debut of Isabel Arrate Fernandez as artistic director, a position she assumed in July after... Read more »

A widow’s relationship with an astronaut, the love triangle of a broadcast news team, and now a state lieutenant governor-turned-governor who is bogged down by the men in her life, chiefly her knuckleheaded husband in 20th Century Studios’ dramedy Ella McCay. The characters on the surface may appear as though... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: We hear that three big agents from CAA — Matt Martin, Trevor Astbury and Adam Schweitzer — are heading over to WME. Schweitzer’s clients include Oppenheimer Oscar winner Cillian Murphy, 2x Oscar winner Christoph Waltz and Dune franchise actress Rebecca Ferguson. Martin is a Motion Picture Lit agent working... Read more »

It’s been 10 years since Everybody Loves Raymond child star Sawyer Sweeten died from suicide a couple of weeks before his 20th birthday in April 2015. As Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal and the surviving cast members reunited to mark the hit family sitcom’s 30th anniversary, they spoke about Sawyer who... Read more »

With Thanksgiving arriving this week, it seems safe to assume that food, menus, and recipes are on everyone’s mind right now. We’re also giving thanks to horror’s ability to leave no corner unexplored when it comes to frights, and the genre has no shortage of films heavily themed around culinary... Read more »

Severin Films have announced full details of their 2025 Black Friday Sale, which which runs from Friday, November 28, through Tuesday, December 2. Most notably, A Bay of Blood is making its 4K Ultra HD debut with a five-disc limited edition featuring three versions of the film, over four hours... Read more »

Electronic duo Boy Harsher make their feature directorial debut with The Lonely Woman, and Deadline reports that FKA twigs (The Crow) and Chloë Sevigny (Lizzie) will star. The Lonely Woman is being billed as “a bleak, sensual and atmospheric horror-thriller.” Set in rural New England, The Lonely Woman follows a woman... Read more »

A psychic connects with a victim to help police track down a serial killer in our exclusive clip from Stone Creek Killer. The psychological thriller will be released on VOD and in limited theaters this Friday, November 28, via Vertical. In the film, a small-town police chief pursues a serial killer... Read more »

The controversial Silent Night, Deadly Night franchise returns to the big screen with a brand new movie from Bloody Disgusting and Cineverse, and tickets are now on sale! You can check your local listings and grab your tickets for Silent Night, Deadly Night from the film’s official website, Fandango, or... Read more »

The juke joint is getting ready to reopen, as Sinners returns to IMAX 70mm theaters on December 12. Tickets are on sale now for the one-week engagement at the following locations: AMC Lincoln Square – New York City, NY Universal AMC CityWalk – Los Angeles, CA Regal Irvine Spectrum & IMAX... Read more »

Scream meets Barbie with a ’90s nostalgia twist in Dollface, publishing February 24, 2026 via Minotaur Books. The 304-page horror novel is written by Bram Stoker Award finalist and Rue Morgue contributor Lindy Ryan (Bless Your Heart). In the book, horror author Jill has just moved to suburban New Jersey,... Read more »

There are good reasons why 1980s horror remains so beloved. Not only were special effects more advanced than in the ’70s, but there are also just a lot more movies to choose from. Thanks to emerging trends and more fully formed subgenres, there was no shortage of horror back then.... Read more »

It’s two days before we slice the big bird and the Halloweenies are hungry… for blood. To satiate their blood-lusting bellies, they’re popping in a new holiday classic: Eli Roth‘s 2023 slasher Thanksgiving. Together, they discuss how the Grindhouse trailer evolved into a feature film, the whodunnit mystery, the witty... Read more »

Developer Monumental Collab and publisher CRITICAL REFLEX have announced that their upcoming fishing survival horror title Drowned Lake has its first public playtest available now on Steam. The announcement accompanied a new trailer that premiered at the OTK Winter Games Expo, showcasing the terror that awaits players in the forests... Read more »

From Counter-Strike to Cry of Fear, some of the most innovative gaming experiences out there have their origins in the video game modding scene. After all, these communities often serve as a training ground for passionate fans-turned-developers, with even beginners being encouraged to flex their creative programming muscles by remixing... Read more »

“Wednesday” Season 2 teased the introduction Morticia Addams’ mysterious sister, Ophelia Frump, and we now know that Eva Green will take on the role in the upcoming third season. Green previously collaborated with “Wednesday” executive producer Tim Burton on Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, Dark Shadows, and Dumbo. “I’m... Read more »

Fresh off the rave SXSW reviews for existential horror hangout movie It Ends, which is still awaiting release, director Alex Ullom is back with his next horror movie, 4 X 4: The Event. Deadline reports that Spooky Pictures and Image Nation have come on board to produce Ullom’s 4 X... Read more »

After a brief but memorable turn in The Life of Chuck, Matthew Lillard has reunited with Mike Flanagan on another Stephen King adaptation: the reimagining of “Carrie” for Prime Video. Speaking with GamesRadar+, Lillard shared enthusiastic praise for Flanagan, his fellow castmates, and the series as a whole. “Carrie‘s brilliant.... Read more »

Ti West’s X trilogy is more than just a sequence of slashers; it’s a shrewd, cinematic deconstruction of the American obsession with fame, beauty, and the corrosive nature of the Hollywood system, stretching from the gilded age of the 1920s to the neon-drenched moral panic of the 1980s. With Pearl... 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 »

When beloved characters like E.C. Segar’s Popeye become public domain after their copyrights expire, filmmakers are free to do whatever … Continue reading "Ridiculously Over-The-Top, Unrated Horror Comedy Is A Punishing Parody"... Read more »

A good Christmas movie is a bit like the holiday itself: a fun and fulfilling way of bringing the entire … Continue reading "Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Perfect Holiday Movie Is Now Free To Stream"... Read more »

Growing up watching way more Frasier than any child should consume, I’ve always been a proponent of the comedy of … Continue reading "Demented R-Rated Comedy Of Errors Is The Worst Trip Ever"... Read more »

There are already more characters confirmed for Spider-Man: Brand New Day than you can shake a web shooter at, with … Continue reading "Surprise Return of Hated Spider-Man Character Lays Groundwork For a Supervillain Surprise"... Read more »

Sometimes you just want to watch an action comedy where nothing is at stake aside from how hard you’re supposed … Continue reading "Unhinged, Raunchy Action Comedy Revival Belts Out An Unthinkable Amount Of Laughs Per Minute"... Read more »

While she has had a magnificently varied career, Maggie Gyllenhaal established herself early on as a genre queen thanks to … Continue reading "Stargate Star’s Craziest, Kinkiest Film Is Now Free To Stream"... Read more »

Jeff Goldblum’s Dr. Ian Malcolm famously said, “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t … Continue reading "Iconic, R-Rated Sci-Fi Thriller Is A Deadly Experiment Gone Horribly Wrong"... Read more »

Earlier this year, Marvel confirmed that Stranger Things star Sadie Sink would be joining the cast of Spider-Man: Brand New … Continue reading "Stranger Things Icon Joining Avengers: Secret Wars Casts Major Doubts On Spider-Man 4"... Read more »

This was a tricky list, but it starts in the right place: with John Candy as the kind of Thanksgiving.... Read more »

Star Wars: Visions has impressed fans in our galaxy not so far away with great animation, bold stories, and killer … Continue reading "Star Wars’ Highest-Rated Show Caught Stealing From Fans"... Read more »

If dystopian cinema is your favorite kind of movie, then you need to put The Bad Batch on your Netflix … Continue reading "Jason Momoa, Keanu Reeves And Jim Carrey Teamed Up For A Sci-Fi Thriller On Netflix"... Read more »

We already knew that Spider-Man: Brand New Day was going to have some colorful villains, including Tombstone and Scorpion. Now, … Continue reading "Spider-Man 4 Villain Now Guaranteed To Be A Disappointment"... Read more »

When a science fiction thriller series gets Stephen King’s endorsement, you know you’re going to get into some pretty off-the-wall … Continue reading "The Sci-Fi Thriller On Netflix Stephen King Calls Dark And Complex"... Read more »

Right now, both the Alien and Predator franchises are having a renaissance: Alien: Romulus was a hit film, Alien: Earth … Continue reading "Predator: Badlands Director Set To Revive Worst Cinematic Universe Ever Made"... Read more »

Bill Skarsgård leads an all-star cast in director Gus Van Sant's 'Dead Man's Wire', based on a true story about a 1977 hostage situation.... Read more »

Netflix’s planned 'Assassin's Creed' TV adaptation of the popular video game franchise adds 'Euphoria' star as the first official series regular.... Read more »

The otherworldly saga could come to an end prematurely.... Read more »

Apple TV's 'The Last Thing He Told Me' has been a hit despite its heartbreaking ending.... Read more »

Daniel Craig is back as Benoit Blanc on November 26 for his latest Netflix 'Knives Out' movie from Rian Johnson.... Read more »

Discover when you can experience the magic of 'Wicked: For Good' from the comfort of your own home with a Peacock subscription.... Read more »

The French series has a number of similarities to the 1973 novel 'Shoot.'... Read more »

Before 'Spartacus: House of Ashur' releases this December, the original violent and raunchy action series 'Spartacus' is trending on streaming.... Read more »

'Zootopia 2' is already making a mark on the Disney+ chart ahead of the movie's opening this weekend.... Read more »