Willem Dafoe Was Surprised To Be Asked Back For Spider-Man: 'It's Always A Little Difficult When You Die In A Movie'
The accomplished actor couldn't believe he got to reprise his Spider-Man role. He also wasn't sure how that'd work.
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Sundance Hit Cha Cha Real Smooth, Starring Dakota Johnson, Acquired By Apple TV+
This deal for writer/director/producer/star Cooper Raiff's sophomore feature marks the biggest sale of the festival so far.
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HBO To Adapt Novel Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone As A Limited Series
A family full of murderers, tucked away in a cabin, holding a grudge, during a snow storm. What could go wrong?
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My Man! Jason Momoa To Join The Family For Fast And Furious 10
There are few actors who feel more ready to join this series. God bless us, everyone.
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Frank Marshall On The Role Of A Producer, His New Picabo Documentary, And More [Interview]
Frank Marshall, whose credits include classics like Raiders of the Lost Ark and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, spoke to us about his latest directorial effort.
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A New Mary Shelley Biopic Will Detail The Author's Struggles To Write Frankenstein
Here comes another biopic about the creator of Frankenstein. It's called Mary's Monster, and it's said to dive into Mary Shelley's writing process.
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In From The Cold Teaser: A Super-Powered Former Russian Spy Fights Back
Margarita Levieva, Charles Brice, Lydia Fleming, and more star in In From the Cold, a new spy thriller with shades of The Americans and The Long Kiss Goodnight.
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The First Episode Of Lord And Miller's The Afterparty Is Streaming For Free
If you don't have an Apple TV+ subscription, you can still watch the first episode of Lord and Miller's new murder mystery comedy The Afterparty for free.
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Sundance Thriller Resurrection, Starring Rebecca Hall And Tim Roth, Is Headed To Shudder
This suspenseful horror thriller from director Andrew Semans features a stunning lead performance from Rebecca Hall.
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Yennefer's Motherhood Storyline In The Witcher Isn't Sexist — It's Empowering
Yennefer's determination to become a mother in The Witcher has been decried as sexist, when actually it's a beacon of her defiance.
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This Week In Trailers: The Internet's Own Boy, Burt's Buzz, We Could Be King, Ivory Tower
Check out the latest trailers.
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Tom Cruise's Space Movie Will Only Partially Be Shot In Space
Looks like ol' Tommy Cruise won't be sprinting around in space for this film's entire runtime like we once thought.
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GameStop: Rise Of The Players' Jonah Tulis And Blake Harris Talk About Taking On Hedge Funds With The Power Of Friendship [Interview]
Director Jonah Tulis and producer Blake Harris, who previously made Console Wars, return with a documentary about the GameStop stock craze of 2021.
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Superhero Bits: Spider-Man Cast Unleashes No Way Home Spoilers, Marvel's Judgment Day & More
In this edition, the cast of Spider-Man is ready to talk No Way Home spoilers, the creator of Punisher doesn't want to watch any of the movies, and more.
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New Masters Of The Universe Live-Action Movie Casts Its He-Man, Moves To Netflix
By the Power of Grayskull, a He-Man live-action movie will get made!
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Dune, Squid Game, And WandaVision Are Among The 2022 PGA Nominees
The PGA has successfully predicted 22 of the past 32 winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, and there are a few notable snubs.
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Kevin Costner Returns To Directing After Two Decades With Passion Project, Horizon
The Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker is set to direct his fourth movie.
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The Dark Iron Man Sequel We'll Never Get To See
The famous comic book storyline everyone thought would inspire the Iron Man sequels ... didn't.
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85-Year-Old Oscar-Nominated Legend Bruce Dern Wanted To Join Jackass Forever
Oscar nominee and movie icon Bruce Dern apparently wanted to join in the Jackass antics.
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Netflix Is Facing A Lawsuit From A Chess Pro Over The Queen's Gambit
The lawsuit alleges that The Queen's Gambit misrepresents chess champion Nona Gaprindashvili.
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Roland Emmerich Tried To Get Out Of Directing Godzilla By Refusing To Give Him A Big Belly
This is just like that episode of Seinfeld where George tries to get fired.
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Why It Took Willem Dafoe So Long To Host SNL
Hark Triton, hark! Bellow, bid our father the Sea King rise from the depths full foul in his fury!
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Meet Lav Diaz, The Director Who Makes 647-Minute Long Movies
Lav Diaz has made 27 feature films as a director, and at least eight of them are over five hours long. And every minute is rewarding.
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David E. Kelley's Peacock Series The Missing Casts A Succession Star
Hot off of The Undoing and Nine Perfect Strangers, David E. Kelley has a new crime drama series in the works at Peacock.
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Phil Lord And Chris Miller On The Afterparty's Evolution From Film To TV, Honing Its Music, And More [Interview]
We spoke with Lord and Miller about their hilarious new Apple TV+ murder mystery comedy series The Afterparty, how the project changed over the years, and more.
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Star Wars Bits: Video Games, The Vintage Collection, The Mandalorian, The Book Of Boba Fett, Crimson Reign And More!
In this edition of Star Wars Bits, EA announces new Star Wars games, Lucasfilm extends relationship with Hasbro, and more!
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25% Of People We Polled Said This Is Their Most Anticipated Netflix Show Of 2022
Netflix has been churning out the shows like clockwork, and 2022 is no exception. Here are the Netflix shows people are most looking forward to.
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