Werewolf By Night doesn't heavily rely on computer generated effects, opting for practical effects in key sequences. Marvel's future could learn a thing or two.

The Rock never half-asses a job, even when he has food poisoning.

'I wish I'd been doing this the whole f****** time, man.'

Stop opening that damned box.

To nobody's surprise, the sheer effort involved in taking what was on the page and actually filming it is enough to make one's head spin.

You're telling me there are wars in these stars?

More Chuck for the buck!

But where do we go from here?

Michael Giacchino's new Halloween special isn't afraid to get its paws dirty.

The best way to prepare for Cenobite torture, according to Hellraiser star Adam Faison? "Stay hydrated."

Shyamalan is drawn to another aspect of King's writing.

Last season, a civil war ended, and season 3 is making a five-year time jump into the '70s.

The film follows 'a band of ruthless lawmen on the greatest manhunt in American history.'

If you're going to make a Hellraiser movie, you're going to need good chains.

Butt-numbing runtimes aren't essential for telling a good old fashioned superhero story.

The new movie is its own beast, but it still has connections to the original.

Addiction. Domination. The abuse of power. The pursuit of the unknown.

Let's talk about what the new Marvel Special Presentation means for the MCU.

'What you see in the finished product is a huge amount of it is practical — the color itself is straight out of camera.'

Jinkies! Velma Dinkley's wickedly un-self-aware in the new teaser trailer for Velma.

The next Anne Rice adaptation is on its way.

The Sundance darling is finally getting released, and here's the first trailer.

With David Bruckner inviting a new generation to the Hellraiser franchise, it's time to explore the timeline of the original film series.

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind in the first film of Park Chan-wook's Vengeance trilogy.

That trailer may have been a disappointment, but Keegan-Michael Key was decidedly not!

Why worry about the casting of Chris Pratt as the voice of Mario when you can rejoice over the casting of Charlie Day as the voice of Luigi?

John Waters is the patron saint of the pleasantly perverted, embracing sexuality, smashing gender norms, and allowing people to shine at their most authentic.