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A Wednesday Star Wants A Spin-Off Series On Netflix

Fantasy Shows By Witney Seibold 5 months ago

Wednesday has proven to be a massive success for Netflix and Tim Burton, and one of the show's stars would love a spin-off of their own.

Enid bonds with Thing while cheering him up in Wednesday season 2

The Wednesday Season 2 Finale Cooks Up A Macabre Origin Story For Thing

Fantasy Shows By Debopriyaa Dutta 5 months ago

Wednesday season 2 reveals Thing's backstory in its final episode, and it's as twisted and bizarre as you might expect from the Addams family's loyal ally.

Walter Koenig as Pavel Chekov sitting in a chair in Star Trek

The Exact Moment Star Trek's Walter Koenig Knew The Original Series Was Done For

Science Fiction Shows By Devin Meenan 5 months ago

Walter Koenig knew it wasn't good for Star Trek when he saw they'd been programmed in the Friday night death slot. Here's what happened next.

The Box Office Flop That Nearly Ended Francis Ford Coppola's Career (But Is Actually Great)

Romance Movies By Jeremy Smith 5 months ago

This Francis Ford Coppola musical (undeservedly) flopped so hard at the box office that it nearly brought the revered filmmaker's career to a premature end.

Cailee Spaeny as Rain encounters a Xenomorph in a brightly lit room in Alien: Romulus

Why Alien: Romulus Director Fede Álvarez Won't Direct The Sequel

Science Fiction Movies By Jeremy Mathai 5 months ago

While an Alien: Romulus sequel is indeed moving forward, Romulus director Fede Álvarez is serving as a writer only this time around, and for a fair reason.

The Paper Season 1 Feels Like The 'Worst' Era Of The Office (But In A Good Way)

Comedy Shows By Nick Staniforth 5 months ago

Peacock's new show The Paper feels a little like the later seasons of The Office, but it works surprisingly well without a Michael Scott type at the center.

Matthew McConaughey stands in a bedroom looking out the window as Rust Cohle in True Detective

Matthew McConaughey Has One Condition To Play True Detective's Rust Cohle Again

TV News By Jeremy Smith 5 months ago

Would Matthew McConaughey ever reprise his role as Rust Cohle on HBO's True Detective? Yes, but the bar has been set very high for a possible return.

A bearded John Miller (Alan Ritchson) looking around angrily in prison in Motor City

This New Alan Ritchson Action Thriller Captures The Spirit Of Reacher In One Key Way [TIFF 2025]

Action & Adventure Movies By Michael Boyle 5 months ago

The new Alan Ritchson thriller Motor City gives the actor the opportunity to tap into one of Reacher's defining qualities while playing a different character.

Pilou Asbæk as The Mule seated at a desk with a contemplative look on his face in Foundation season 3

Foundation Season 3 Puts Its Own Spin On The Book Series' Biggest Twist

TV News By Jeremy Mathai 5 months ago

Foundation continues to diverge from its source material in fascinating ways, and season 3 has now put its own spin on a huge twist from the books.

Steven Spielberg talking about Ready Player One in an IMAX featurette for the movie

Why Activision Turned Down Steven Spielberg's Request To Direct The Call Of Duty Movie

Action & Adventure Movies By Ryan Scott 5 months ago

Steven Spielberg apparently approached Activision about directing a Call of Duty movie, but the video game company was wary of his conditions for the deal.

Justine walks out of school looking over her shoulder in Weapons

How To Watch Zach Cregger's Horror Movie Weapons At Home [UPDATED]

Horror Movies By Rafael Motamayor 5 months ago

If you can't wait to revisit Zach Cregger's spectacular new horror film Weapons, here's how and when you can watch it at home.

Demian Salomon in When Evil Lurks, Leatherface from Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), Barbara Hershey in The Entity, Isabelle Adjani in Possession (1981), the boy in Afraid of the Dark.

15 Horror Movies So Disturbing You Will Only Watch Them Once

Horror Movies By Rob Hunter 5 months ago

Some horror movies have the power to leave us disturbed and uncomfortable, so much so that we might never want to watch them again.

Pam and Jim sitting next to each other on The Office

The Paper's New Jim & Pam-Type Romance Echoes The Office But Has One Big Difference

Comedy Shows By Kieran Fisher 5 months ago

The Paper has its own will-they-or-won't-they romance, but it's playing out differently than Jim and Pam's relationship on the show's parent series, The Office.

Patrick Wilson as Ed Warren and Vera Farmiga as Lorraine Warren standing outside a doorway with concerned looks on their faces in The Conjuring: Last Rites

The Conjuring: Last Rites Makes One Thing Very Clear About The Future Of The Franchise

Horror Movies By Jeremy Mathai 5 months ago

The marketing for The Conjuring: Last Rites strongly suggests this will be the end of Ed & Lorraine Warren's story. Here's how the film itself treats that idea.

Butters enthusiastically holding a Labubu in South Park

South Park Season 27 Wages Hilarious War On Two Very Different 2025 Menaces

Comedy Shows By Rafael Motamayor 5 months ago

After taking shots at ICE and various politicians, South Park season 27 has now gone after two of 2025's greatest sources of evil: Labubus and tariffs.

Steve Carell's Michael Scott stands entangled with Oscar on The Office

One The Paper Character Still Hasn't Recovered From His Time On The Office

Comedy Shows By Joe Roberts 5 months ago

In the fourth episode of The Office spin-off series The Paper, the one connecting character is reminded of his time on the previous show.

Jennifer Holland's Emilia Harcourt looking serious on Peacemaker

Peacemaker Season 2 Makes The Two Suicide Squad Movies Even More Confusing

Superhero Shows By Pauli Poisuo 5 months ago

Peacemaker season 2 revealed something about the DC timeline and made the relationship between Suicide Squad, The Suicide Squad, and Peacemaker more confusing.

Brother Day looks disgusted while in chains in Foundation

Foundation Season 3's Biggest Moment Reveals The Show's True Protagonist [Exclusive]

Interviews By Rafael Motamayor 5 months ago

Brother Day has a game-changing realization in Foundation season 3, and Lee Pace tells us about what that revelation means for his character.

Chris Smith looking anxious in Peacemaker

Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 3 Features The Return Of A Surprise DCEU Character

Superhero Shows By Kieran Fisher 5 months ago

A DC Extended Universe character unexpectedly shows up in Peacemaker season 2, episode 3, raising further questions about the show's place in the DC Universe.

Melissa Navia as Ortegas piloting the Enterprise on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Star Melissa Navia Found One Ortegas Scene All Too Relatable [Exclusive]

Interviews By Danielle Ryan 5 months ago

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Melissa Navia, who just had a major episode as Ortegas, tells us about the season 3 scene that she related to in a big way.

Lorraine and Ed see something spooky in the kitchen in The Conjuring: Last Rites

The Conjuring: Last Rites Post-Credits Scene Offers The Origin Story You Didn't See Coming

Horror Movies By Bill Bria 5 months ago

The Conjuring: Last Rites is supposed to be the last outing of Ed and Lorraine Warren in The Conjuring Universe, but the post-credits reframe the franchise.

Detrick raising his hand while Mare and Nicole sit on The Paper

The Paper Cast Had A Surprising Amount Of Creative Control Over Their Characters [Exclusive]

Comedy Shows By Kieran Fisher 5 months ago

The Office spin-off, The Paper, continues a tradition from co-creator Greg Daniels' other shows when it comes to the cast's role in shaping their characters.

Satan looking confused standing next to Donald Trump in South Park

South Park Season 27 Uses Donald Trump (And Satan) To Tease A Classic Horror Concept

Comedy Shows By Quinn Bilodeau 5 months ago

The latest development in South Park season 27's Donald Trump and Satan storyline plays upon a horror movie trope that could factor into the episodes to come.

Wednesday spends her time investigating the woods in season 2 of Wednesday

Wednesday Season 2 Brings A Beloved Character Back From The Dead

Horror Shows By Debopriyaa Dutta 5 months ago

In season 2 of Netflix's Wednesday, a beloved character comes back from the dead and plays a significant role in the story.

Charlie Hunnam as Ed Gein wearing a dress and a skin mask in Monster: The Ed Gein Story

The Real-Life Inspiration Behind Countless Horror Movies Is Heading To Netflix

Trailers By Ryan Scott 5 months ago

Ed Gein, the inspiration for Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and countless other horror films, is taking center stage in Netflix's next season of Monster.

Jordy with plants on his face in Creepshow

Stephen King Has A Major Problem With Superhero Movies (And He's Not Wrong)

Superhero Movies By Witney Seibold 5 months ago

Stephen King might be deeply steeped in horror, but he's disturbed by the way superhero movies depict violence and destruction.

Roman and Dennis at a Halloween party in Twinless

Twinless Review: Dylan O'Brien Is Excellent In A Dark Comedy That Goes To Unexpected Places

Movie Reviews By Chris Evangelista 5 months ago

Twinless is a comedy with a dark twist that changes everything, but the real draw is Dylan O'Brien's fantastic performance.

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