Here We Go Again: 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' Release Date Moves To October
The Venom Let there Be Carnage release date has changed yet again, from September to October.
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Director Ken Burns Promotes 'Muhammad Ali' Docuseries, Responds To Criticism Of Diversity
Director Ken Burns rebuked the criticism of the lack of Muhammad Ali docuseries diversity, touting his PBS project's diverse and female-led crew.
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Paul Verhoeven's Nunsploitation Movie 'Benedetta' Has A U.S. Release Date Now
The Benedetta release date in the U.S. has been set for December in theaters and on VOD.
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'Clickbait' Trailer: You Won't Believe What This New Netflix Series Is About!
Netflix has released the Clickbait trailer for its new thriller series starring Adrien Grenier as a man that allegedly abuses women.
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'Finch' First Look: Tom Hanks Builds A Robot To Watch His Dog
Here's a Finch first look image featuring Tom Hanks, a robot, and a dog named Goodyear.
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Netflix's Live-Action 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Series Finally Has A Cast
The Avatar The Last Airbender Netflix cast has been revealed, with four newcomers taking the roles of Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Zuko.
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Robert Rodriguez Strikes A First-Look Deal With HBO Max And HBO
A new Robert Rodriguez HBO Max deal gives the streaming service (and HBO) a first look at any original shows the filmmaker is developing.
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'The Wonder' First Look: Florence Pugh Stars In Sebastián Lelio's Netflix Thriller, Which Has Begun Shooting In Ireland
Here's a The Wonder first look image featuring Florence Pugh hanging out in a cemetery.
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'Home Sweet Home Alone' Brings Christmas Early To Disney+ With November Release Date
Disney+ has set the Home Sweet Home Alone release date for November, bringing the Home Alone revival to our screens for the holidays.
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'Superman: The Animated Series' Is Finally Coming To Blu-Ray This Fall
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is finally giving Man of Steel fans a Superman: The Animated Series Blu-ray release this fall.
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'Night Of The Animated Dead' Trailer: George A. Romero's Zombie Classic Gets Reanimated
George A. Romero's zombie movie classic is getting reanimated as, well, an animated movie. See the Night of the Animated Dead trailer.
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Mike Flanagan's Scrapped Adaptation Of Stephen King's 'Revival' Featured A Terrifying New Set Piece
The scrapped Revival movie from writer/director Mike Flanagan would've added a grisly new wrinkle to the Stephen King story.
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'Ms. Marvel' Star Iman Vellani Opens Up About Joining The MCU
A recent interview has future Marvel hero Iman Vellani on Ms. Marvel and joining the Marvel Cinemaic Universe as its first Muslim superhero.
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Chloé Zhao Was "Blown Away" By Denis Villeneuve's 'Dune,' Is "Terrified" It Won't Be Seen In Theaters
A recent interview gave us the thoughts of Chloe Zhao on Dune, as well as the filmmaker's hope for that audiences will see it in theaters.
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'The Matrix 4' Star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Teases Cutting Edge Camera Rigs, Ambitious Tech
The Matrix 4 star shared some insights into the production process, what it's like working with Keanu Reeves, cutting edge camera rigs, and ambitious tech.
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'A Journal For Jordan' Trailer: Denzel Washington Directs Michael B. Jordan In A True-Story Drama
Here's the trailer for Denzel Washington's return to the director's chair, A Journal for Jordan, starring Michael B. Jordan.
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'Shari And Lamb Chop' Documentary Will Explore The Story Of The Beloved Children's Show
The upcoming documentary Shari and Lamb Chop will trace the life of puppeteer Shari Lewis while showcasing the indelible impact of her career.
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'I Know What You Did Last Summer' First Look: Amazon's Reboot Series Knows What You'll Be Watching This Fall
Here's all the information you need about Amazon's upcoming I Know What You Did Last Summer series including first looks, plot details, and release dates.
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'The Green Knight's David Lowery Almost Adapted One Of Stephen King's Creepiest Stories
Following The Green Knight, David Lowery spoke to the Kingcast about his dream Stephen King adaptation of one of his creepiest short stories: The Jaunt.
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'The New York Times At Special Bargain Rates' Is The Latest Stephen King Story To Get The Adaptation Treatment
The Stephen King adaptations keep coming with The New York Times at Special Bargain Rates being turned into a TV show, somehow.
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'The Terminator' Producer Isn't Prepared To Admit Defeat Just Yet
It seems that Terminator producer Gale Anne Hurd thinks there's still potential for future growth in the franchise and more opportunities to be explored.
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'Better Call Saul': Here's Where You Can Stream Or Buy Every Season
If you're looking to catch up on Better Call Saul before the next season or just want to do a full rewatch, here's where you can stream or buy every season.
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New 'Hellraiser' Movie Will Be A "Small Reimagining," Whatever That Means
David Bruckner provides a small update on his new Hellraiser movie.
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Superhero Bits: 'Supergirl' Wraps Final Season, Deborah Ann Woll Denies Spider-Man Rumors & More
In this edition, find out how to play as Superman in Fortnite, see a photo from the last day of shooting Supergirl, and more.
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Filmmaker John Waters Bequeaths Art Collection To Hometown Museum, Will Have Bathrooms Named After Him
The John Waters art collection donation to his hometown museum comes at a price: all bathrooms must be named after the filmmaker.
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'Citizen Kane' Ushers In Criterion's First 4K Releases
It's finally happening: Criterion 4K releases are on the way.
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'Vivo' Clip: Lin Manuel Miranda Gets Tied Up In Netflix's Musical Adventure
In this exclusive Vivo clip, watch Lin-Manuel Miranda's adorable singing Kinkajou get stuck in a tight spot.
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