Richard Moll, Night Court Star And Voice Of Harvey Dent, Has Died At 80
Richard Moll, the actor of towering height who played Bull the Bailiff in Night Court and voiced Two-Face in Batman: The Animated Series, has died at 80.
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Daredevil: Born Again Gets Punisher's Showrunner, Loki And Moon Knight's Directing Duo
Daredevil: Born Again is finally booted up and ready for production. The half-stalled second season is on track with Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson.
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David Fincher And Aaron Sorkin Have Discussed The Social Network 2, But Don't Hold Your Breath
The Social Network is now more prophetic than anyone could have thought. Doesn't that practically beg for a sequel? David Fincher has a new word on that.
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Trick 'R Treat 2's Script Is 'Really Great,' According To Director Michael Dougherty
Horror fans have been waiting a long time for Treat 'r Treat 2, but director Michael Dougherty says the script and storyboards are complete.
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Can A24's Priscilla Capture Some Of That Elvis Magic At The Box Office?
Priscilla could be a major return for Sofia Coppola, box office wise, or it could be a flop. How will the Presley biopic fare its opening weekend?
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Hi-Ho, Oh No, Disney's Live-Action Snow White And Pixar's Elio Delayed Until 2025
Disney has shuffled some release dates, pushing Snow White and Elio to 2025 while removing the Jonathan Majors movie Magazine Dreams from the calendar.
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Casting Matthew McConaughey For True Detective Was A Backbreaking Odyssey
Nic Pizzolatto needed a real man to play Rust Cohle in True Detective. But when he chose the very manly Matthew McConaughey, HBO was unconvinced.
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True Detective Creator Thinks Some Rust Cohle Fans Missed The Point Of His Character
Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle spouts a lot of seemingly nihilistic drivel on True Detective. However, creator Nic Pizzolatto doesn't think he believes it.
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The Black Phone 2 Is Officially Happening, Will Haunt Theaters In 2025
The Black Phone 2 has officially been announced, and it has an official release date set for the summer of 2025. But what can we expect from the sequel?
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True Detective Was A Novel And A Stage Play Before It Was A TV Show
True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto originally considered turning the crime drama into a novel or play before (wisely) deciding television was the way to go.
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Noah Hawley's Alien TV Series Won't Just Repeat The Franchise's Xenomorph Cycle
The Alien movies traditionally feature the same cycle: eggs, facehuggers, and full-on xenomorph aliens. But Noah Hawley's TV show will refresh that a bit.
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Cool Stuff: Prey's Gnarly Feral Predator Is Getting A Deadly Hot Toys Figure
The new Feral Predator from the outstanding Prey is getting a Hot Toys figure, and he's equipped with all the deadly weapons you could ever want.
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The Big Reveal In Alien That Inspired Noah Hawley's TV Series
Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley spoke at this year's Austin Film Festival, and he revealed some more information about his upcoming Alien TV show for FX.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Director Talks Frightening Fun And The Possibility Of Sister Location [Exclusive Interview]
Emma Tammi, the director of the Five Nights at Freddy's movie, tells /Film about possible sequels, crafting a creepy atmosphere, Mr. Cupcake, and much more.
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The Killer Trailer Teases David Fincher's Lean, Mean Take On The Hitman Movie
David Fincher is back with another shadow-drenched thriller in the form of The Killer. Watch Michael Fassbender as a hitman in the all new trailer now.
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True Detective's Creator Wrote A Michael Fassbender Western That Somehow Became A New Magnificent Seven
True Detective's Nic Pizzolatto wrote a Western for Michael Fassbender, and it sounds like it's being turned into a new take on The Magnificent Seven.
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One Lower Decks Easter Egg Tells Us What Happened To An Old School Star Trek Villain
Harcourt "Harry" Fenton Mudd has had quite the history in Star Trek lore, but the latest episode of Lower Decks reveals an unexpected chapter in his life.
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Legendary Horror Filmmaker John Carpenter To Make His First Talk Show Appearance In Decades
John Carpenter, the iconoclastic director behind movies like Halloween, The Thing, The Fog, Starman, and more, is making a rare late night talk show appearance.
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James Wan Downplays Aquaman 2 Reshoot Rumors, Explains Batman Scenes
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan has weighed in on all those rumors about reshoots and Batman actors appearing in the film.
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A Silly Lower Decks Joke Is A Callback To Star Trek's Goofiest Alien
Remember Balok, the scary alien seen in Star Trek: The Original Series? The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks provided a stunning revelation about him.
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Cool Stuff: Disney Has A Life-Sized Wicket The Ewok Plush For Return Of The Jedi's 40th Anniversary
If you've always wanted your own Ewok, then hit up ShopDisney for their life-sized Wicket the Ewok plush figure for Return of the Jedi's 40th anniversary.
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The Princess Diana Story Nears Its Tragic End In The Crown Season 6 Trailer
Tragedy awaits Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, and the rest of the royal family in The Crown season 6. Watch the new trailer here.
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Why Amber Heard's Mera Has A Reduced Role In Aquaman 2
Director James Wan is explaining why Amber Heard's Mera won't have as big a part to play in Aquaman 2, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
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Kathryn Newton Has A Crush On A Living Corpse In The Lisa Frankenstein Trailer
Katherine Newton and Cole Sprouse star in Lisa Frankenstein, a new high school horror-comedy written by Diablo Cody. Watch the trailer here.
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Lower Decks Finally Explores Mariner's Backstory – And Her Ties To Star Trek History
On Star Trek: Lower Decks, Mariner has gotten into her fair share of brawls. Now we finally know why, and the answer is an unexpected link to a Trek character.
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David Fincher Is Glad World War Z 2 Was Cancelled (Because The Last Of Us Is Better)
David Fincher is glad he walked away from World War Z 2, because The Last of Us is just too good to compete against.
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Marvel Finally Fesses Up To One Of Its Biggest Errors In Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Homecoming makes it seem as if the movie takes place eight years after the events of Avengers, but that's a mistake, and a new book fixes it.
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