In this edition of Superhero Bits, James Gunn and Peter Safran start their new jobs at DC, Stargirl finishes its run on The CW in December, and more.
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Here's the legal breakdown of what we could see in the upcoming Friday the 13th series.
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Streaming services are coming to YouTube.
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"Nothing to see here. Please disperse."
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Ready for a new A Christmas Story?
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"My enemies call me Namor."
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The time is right: bring back Jason Voorhees.
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You can buy the mechatronic model from E.T. at auction if you have an extra $2 million sitting around.
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What does the S stand for? Hope.
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Carlos López Estrada now the latest contestant in the new game show 'Hollywood Stars and Directors, Can They Turn an Anime into Live-Action? Let's Find Out!'
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Amy Adams is back as Giselle, and she's not living that fairy tale life.
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I'm seeing double! Four Swintons!
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It's nice to have a friend, even if that friend is a homicidal android.
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'It was a big, big eye-opener for me.'
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Coogler's fascination with the character goes as far back as when production on the original film was happening.
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Hans Zimmer's haunting score for Gore Verbinski's adaptation will haunt you for more than seven days.
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Selick's best work is often attributed to Tim Burton, and frankly, he deserves more respect than that.
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When Evan Rachel Wood commits to a role, she gives it her all.
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He earned her respect in the end, but it was a hard-won battle.
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In all likelihood, yes, but the big question is where and when?
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We're excited about this one.
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Plus, Marvel and EA have partnered for three new video games.
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'It was incredibly complex, but it was done with complete control.'
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Ke Huy Quan was never far from his fanny-pack as he trained for Everything Everywhere All At Once.
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Things got a little hairy for Justin Long and Georgina Campbell on the set of Barbarian.
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Original Dooku voice actor Corey Burton was replaced by Lee in the film, though it wasn't because the Hammer Horror legend felt Burton's voice work was lacking.
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