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Spider-Man: No Way Home Spoiler Review: With Great Power Comes Great Redemption

Reviews By Witney Seibold December 20th, 2021

Spider-Man: No Way Home is full of flash and multiversal gimmickry, but its greatest strength lies in its belief in the power of redemption.

Adam Savage Working on Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

The Morning Watch: VFX Artists React To The Star Wars Prequels, Creating Bleeding Prosthetics In Movies & More

Fantasy Movies By Ethan Anderton December 20th, 2021

In this edition, listen as VFX artists react to work on the Star Wars prequels and Matrix sequels, see how bleeding prosthetics are made for movies, and more.

The Daily Stream: The Swerve Is Essential If You Can Appreciate A Bleak Descent Into Madness

Movies By Lex Briscuso December 19th, 2021

A woman's mind begins to unravel under the crushing weight of insomnia in today's Daily Stream pick, The Swerve.

The Daily Stream: The Lodge Opens Its Doors For A Ruthless Religious Experience

Horror Movies By Marisa Mirabal December 19th, 2021

Today's daily stream is the seasonally appropriate though admittedly bleak The Lodge. It is most certainly not family-friendly.

Colm Meaney and Charlie Day It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Finally Unites The Two Great Irish Underdogs

Comedy Shows By Danielle Ryan December 19th, 2021

In the latest episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Charlie Kelly finally meets his biological dad, Shelley Kelly (Colm O'Brien).

Paul Rudd's Saturday Night Live Was Totally Disrupted And Weird, Thanks To Omicron

TV Reviews By Ethan Anderton December 19th, 2021

The last Saturday Night Live of 2021 was greatly interrupted by the rapid spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus, but the show (kinda) still went on.

1883 Review: Journey Northwest With The Ancestors Of Yellowstone

TV Reviews By Jenna Busch December 19th, 2021

Tim McGraw and Sam Elliott lead the cast of Paramount+'s Yellowstone prequel series 1883, which follows the Dutton family west across the Great Plains.

The Significance Of Elder Blood In The Witcher

Fantasy Shows By Danielle Ryan December 19th, 2021

The Witcher season 2 sees Ciri getting closer to the truth about her powers, but what does it mean to have Elder blood?

Spider-Man: No Way Home Breaks The Multiverse With Staggering $253 Million Opening Weekend

Movie News By Deshawn "DeLa Doll" Thomas December 19th, 2021

Despite releasing during the pandemic, Spider-Man: No Way Home has scored the third biggest domestic opening at the box office.

Nightmare Alley Cinematographer Dan Laustsen On Shooting Blood, Smoke & Mirrors [Interview]

Movie News By Jack Giroux December 19th, 2021

Regular Guillermo del Toro collaborator Dan Laustsen tells /Film about the challenges and thrills of filming Nightmare Alley.

Amy Pascal & Kevin Feige Explain How Spider-Man Ended Up In The MCU

Movie News By Danielle Ryan December 19th, 2021

Spider-Man: No Way Home producers Kevin Feige (of Marvel Studios) and Amy Pascal (of Sony Pictures) recall how they agreed to put Spider-Man in the MCU.

Breaking Down That Heartbreaking Spider-Man: No Way Home Moment (Yes, That One)

Superhero Movies By Deshawn "DeLa Doll" Thomas December 19th, 2021

Spider-Man: No Way Home tests Peter Parker in new and heartbreaking ways as he tries to keep his world from falling apart.

Steven Soderbergh's Kimi Gets A Release Date On HBO Max

Movie News By Joshua Meyer December 19th, 2021

Zoë Kravitz plays an agoraphobic tech worker in Steven Soderbergh's new film Kimi, which is now set for release on HBO Max in February 2022.

Breaking Down The Leshen In The Witcher Season 2

Fantasy Shows By Danielle Ryan December 19th, 2021

In The Witcher season 2, Geralt and Ciri find themselves facing off against a sentient tree monster called a leshen.

How Spider-Man: No Way Home Redeems The Amazing Spider-Man Movies

Superhero Movies By Jeff Ewing December 19th, 2021

Andrew Garfield was the best part of the bad movies that were the Amazing Spider-Man films. Here's how No Way Home gives him the shine he deserves.

The Daily Stream: 90 Years Ago, Fritz Lang's M Laid The Groundwork For Every Serial Killer Thriller You've Ever Seen

Thriller Movies By Joshua Meyer December 18th, 2021

Fritz Lang's serial killer thriller M was so hugely influential that its presence can still be felt throughout the genre.

How Fire Magic In The Witcher Season 2 Really Works

Fantasy Shows By Danielle Ryan December 18th, 2021

Mages in the Witcher universe can draw on different elements, but there's a good reason why fire magic is usually forbidden.

Doctor Strange and Spider-Man in No Way Home

All The Moments Where The Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailers Misled Us

Trailers By Deshawn "DeLa Doll" Thomas December 18th, 2021

There are some seriously big surprises in Spider-Man: No Way Home, thanks to the trailers misleading us in clever ways.

Here's Why There Are No Female Witchers

Fantasy Shows By Deshawn "DeLa Doll" Thomas December 18th, 2021

Kaer Morhen is a bit of a sausage fest in The Witcher season 2, but there is a canon explanation for the lack of female Witchers.

The Scariest Scene In The Original Friday The 13th Is Truly Iconic

Thriller Movies By Matt Donato December 18th, 2021

It's one of the most memorable jump scares of all time, and it's held its position for a reason — it works!

Robert Pattinson's Bruce Wayne Broods In New Images From The Batman

Movie News By Hannah Shaw-Williams December 18th, 2021

The Batman director Matt Reeves says that he was inspired by Gus Van Sant's movie Last Days, as two new images of Robert Pattinson's Bruce Wayne are revealed.

Spider-Man: No Way Home Knows The Greatest Spidey Villain Is Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin

Superhero Movies By Jeremy Mathai December 18th, 2021

Spider-Man: No Way Home rightfully gives the spotlight to Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, who casts a looming shadow over the legacy of Spider-Man.

And Just Like That, It Was Time For A Big Change

TV Reviews By Ariel Fisher December 18th, 2021

I couldn't help but wonder, what would SATC look like if it returned to the weight and nuance of the series in its heyday? And just like that, I found out.