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How Futurama Found The Right Balance Of Comedy And Sci-Fi

Comedy Shows By Witney Seibold July 8th, 2022

Creators Matt Groening and David X. Cohen really tried to figure out how much serious sci-fi should be incorporated into the series.

Natalie Portman and Chris Hemsworth in Thor: Love and Thunder

20 Different Versions Of A Key Thor: Love And Thunder Scene Were Shot, According To Natalie Portman

Movie News By BJ Colangelo July 8th, 2022

Taika Waititi wasn't lying when he said he finds his movies in post-production.

Colin Robinson explaining something on his birthday

How What We Do In The Shadows Pulled Off Season 3's Most 'Implausible' Plotline

TV News By Jeff Ewing July 8th, 2022

Here's how these two good time boys became besties.

Still from interview with Stuart Freeborn

Long-Lost Star Wars Interview Reveals A Very Upsetting Early Design For Yoda

Movie News By Danielle Ryan July 8th, 2022

Terrifying, this Yoda puppet is.

Fans Of Squid Game Have Even More Korean Originals To Look Forward To On Netflix In 2022

TV News By Anya Stanley July 8th, 2022

Netflix has unveiled a busy slate of Korean originals for 2022, including a Money Heist spinoff and zombie thriller All of Us Are Dead.

Squid Game Is The First Foreign-Language Nominee At The SAG Awards

TV News By BJ Colangelo July 8th, 2022

Squid Game made history with its SAG Award nominations, marking the first time a Korean series earned a nod from SAG.

Superhero Bits: Thor Franchise Crosses A Major Milestone, Shazam 2 Is Headed To SDCC & More

Superhero Movies By Ryan Scott July 8th, 2022

Thor, Ms. Marvel, Black Adam, and more recent superhero news, all in one place.

10 American Horror Movies You Didn't Realize Were Adapted From Japan

Horror Movies By Chad Collins July 8th, 2022

Remember the J-horror remake craze of the early aughts? The Japanese filmmakers behind the originals almost certainly do.

Kim Jee-Woon And Lee Sun-Kyun On Deep Diving Into The Mental Darkness With Dr. Brain [Interview]

TV News By Jeff Ewing July 8th, 2022

We spoke with Kim Jee-woon and Lee Sun-Kyun about their chilling new science fiction series.

The Girl From The Ring's Hiding In Your TV And You Missed It

Horror Movies By BJ Colangelo July 8th, 2022

Daveigh Chase, who played Samara in The Ring, has been haunting your TV screen for years, and in some of your favorite movies, no doubt.

Succession Star Sarah Snook Replaces Elisabeth Moss In Fertility Thriller Run Rabbit Run

Movie News By Anya Stanley July 8th, 2022

Sarah Snook (Succession) is set to star in horror-thriller Run Rabbit Run after Elisabeth Moss dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.

What Is The Arrowhead In Hellbound? The Religious Cult Explained

Fantasy Shows By BJ Colangelo July 8th, 2022

In Netflix's Korean supernatural horror series Hellbound, there is a religious cult known as The Arrowhead, a group of violent radicals not unlike QAnon.

The Explosive Evil Dead Remake Ending You'll Never Get To See

Movies By Danielle Ryan July 8th, 2022

The original ending of the Evil Dead remake would've sent audiences home on a sour (and bloody) note.

Will There Be A Hellbound Season 2? Here's What We Know

Fantasy Shows By Fatemeh Mirjalili July 8th, 2022

Netflix has got another South Korean super-hit on their hands, so it's only a matter of time before we see Hellbound season 2.

Hellbound Ending Explained: Where Mob Justice Meets Self-Sacrifice

Horror Movies By Joshua Meyer July 8th, 2022

Hellbound, the new Netflix Korean thriller series from Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho, is an exercise in existential terror and mob mentality.

Hwang Dong-Hyuk on the set of Squid Game

Squid Game Creator Thinks The Pandemic Helped Get The Show Picked Up

TV News By Anya Stanley July 8th, 2022

Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk tried for a decade to get the project picked up, and thinks the COVID-19 pandemic 'accelerated' things.

Movies By Hellbound Director Yeon Sang-Ho You Can Stream Today

Movies By BJ Colangelo July 8th, 2022

Hellbound arrives on Netflix this week, from Train To Busan director Yeon Sang-ho. Here are four other must-see Yeon movies you can (and should) stream today.