An Animatronic (And Expensive) Art The Clown Is Hitting Stores, Just In Time For Halloween
Head over to Party City and get your own life-size Art the Clown decoration to bring the horror icon home for Halloween!
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Hollywood's Weirdest Horror Director Is Making An '80s Vampire Movie
Kristen Stewart and Oscar Isaac are teaming up for Flesh of the Gods, an '80s vampire movie from Mandy director Panos Cosmatos.
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An MCU Star Wants To Play Batman In James Gunn's DC Universe [Exclusive]
Black Panther, Us, and The Fall Guy star Winston Duke wants to play Batman, and we want that, too.
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Netflix's Cobra Kai To Conclude With Extended Three-Part Final Season
Netflix's shockingly popular Karate Kid series Cobra Kai will split its sixth and final season into three parts over the next year.
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Furiosa Star Anya Taylor-Joy Didn't Talk To Charlize Theron Until Filming Was Done
Anya Taylor-Joy drew from Charlize Theron's Mad Max: Fury Road performance for Furiosa but held off meeting the Oscar-winner until after filming had wrapped.
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The Pope's Exorcist 2 Will Bring Back Russell Crowe For More Demon-Hunting (And Scooting, Hopefully)
A sequel to horror movie The Pope's Exorcist has been officially greenlit, setting the stage for Russell Crowe to battle more demons.
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Discovery Added A New Wrinkle To Star Trek's Biggest Moral Dilemma
The latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery adds a fresh twist to one of the franchise's biggest moral dilemmas: whether or not to abide by the Prime Directive.
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That Breaking Bad Moment In Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Was Completely Improvised
Iain De Caestecker channeled his inner Jesse Pinkman for some Breaking Bad-inspired improvisation in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s season 2 finale, 'S.O.S. Part 2.'
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Furiosa Director George Miller Has One More Mad Max Prequel Up His Sleeve
It sounds like Furiosa director George Miller still isn't done with the world of Mad Max.
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Krall's Bizarre Vampire Powers In Star Trek Beyond Explained
Krall was an intriguing villain in Star Trek: Beyond, but here's his character explained for those who still aren't sure what to make of him.
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Scrapped Netflix Live-Action Masters Of The Universe Movie Saved By Amazon For 2026 Release
The live-action adaptation of Masters of the Universe is saying farewell to Netflix and joining Amazon MGM for a summer 2026 theatrical release.
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Does The Fall Guy Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt star in The Fall Guy, kicking off summer blockbuster season. But does it have a credits scene? Here's the spoiler-free answer.
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The Best Game Of Thrones Successor Isn't On HBO – And Has No Dragons
FX's Shogun is a better Game of Thrones successor than HBO's own House of the Dragon.
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X-Men '97 Just Revealed A Jaw-Dropping Line-Up Of Marvel Villains
The latest episode of X-Men '97 has a ton of Marvel cameos. Let's break them down right here!
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Lost Still Has The Greatest TV Show Soundtrack Of All Time And It's Not Even Close
Michael Giacchino's masterful score for the ABC drama LOST remains the lofty standard against which all subsequent TV scores have been judged.
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The Bad Batch Series Finale Explained: A Star Wars Era Concludes
Join us as we break down the Star Wars: The Bad Batch series finale and what its ending portends for the future.
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You'll Be Able To See Terrifier 3 Sooner Than Expected
Terrifier 3 just had its release date bumped up a couple weeks, bringing thrills and chills to the spooky season in October a bit earlier than anticipated.
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Star Wars Prequel Fans Can Turn The Phantom Menace Into A Box Office Hit Once Again
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace was the highest-grossing film of 1999. It was re-released in 2012, but more than a decade later, how high can it go?
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John Goodman Begged Steven Spielberg To Spare Him From Flintstones Movie Sequels
The Steven Spielberg-produced live-action 1994 Flintstones movie was a big hit, much to the distress of its star, John Goodman.
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The Best Documentaries Streaming This Month Dive Deep Into Showbiz (May 2024)
From controversial showbiz docs to legendary concert films, here are the best documentaries and documentary series available to stream at home in May 2024.
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Bones Scaled Back On One Of Its Worst Kills, But It Was Still Sickening
Remember that time a few million kids tuning in for American Idol inadvertently saw someone's head explode in an episode of Bones?
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Netflix's New Fear Street Movie Will Need To Work Without A Key Component Of The Original Trilogy
Can Netflix's new Fear Street movie Prom Queen recreate the success of the Fear Street Trilogy?
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The Failed Gene Roddenberry Series That Led To DeForest Kelley's Star Trek Casting
Before Star Trek, DeForest Kelley had been directed by show creator Gene Roddenberry on two failed TV shows.
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Chris Hemsworth Knows Why Thor: Love & Thunder Failed, And He Blames Himself
Chris Hemsworth holds himself partly responsible for the failure of the Marvel movie Thor: Love and Thunder.
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Bruce Willis Got His Big Break After Missing Out On A Madonna Movie
Bruce Willis nearly starred opposite Madonna in the 1985 comedy Desperately Seeking Susan. Fortunately, for his career, things didn't work out.
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The Evil Dead Franchise Can Move Forward By Going To The Past
There are two different Evil Dead movies headed our way, and the possibilities for the films are kind of endless.
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Furiosa Could've Been An Anime – And We Now Know The Original Director
George Miller nearly turned Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga into an anime, with the esteemed Mahiro Maeda attached as director.
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