Loki Season 2 Premiere Has More Walking And Talking Than A West Wing Episode
When it comes to exposition, the time-travel heavy Loki season 2 seems to have learned a valuable lesson from Aaron Sorkin and The West Wing's writing staff.
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Leprechaun's Mark Jones On Creating An Unlikely Franchise & Directing Pre-Fame Jennifer Aniston [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Leprechaun writer/director Mark Jones about the best and worst Leprechaun films, working with soon-to-be-star Jennifer Aniston, and more.
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Does Loki Season 2's Time Slipping Violate Avengers: Endgame's Time Travel Rules?
Avengers: Endgame set up some rules for time travel that Loki season 2 now has us questioning. What does it all mean? Let's investigate!
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Where Have You Seen Loki Season 2's X-5 Actor Before?
Who is X-5? Rafael Casal plays the new TVA agents in Loki season 2, and if you're wondering where you might recognize him from, we've got you covered.
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The Shadow Of Jonathan Majors Looms Large In Loki Season 2's Premiere
Jonathan Majors doesn't appear in the first episode of Loki season 2, but his presence is still a big part of the premiere, and it's the elephant in the room.
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Does Loki Season 2 Episode 1 Have A Credits Scene?
Does Loki season 2 follow in the footsteps of so many MCU projects and feature a credits scene? We have the answer for you within this post! Beware of spoilers!
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Dick Butkus, Hall Of Fame Linebacker And Classic Television Star, Has Died At 80
The football legend and staple of classic TV, Dick Butkus, has died. But he leaves behind a trove of fantastic appearances on beloved sitcoms and films.
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Is San Andreas 2 With The Rock Still Happening, Or Is The West Coast Safe For Now?
Will San Andreas 2, the sequel to San Andreas starring The Rock, ever happen? Will The Rock punch an earthquake in the face? Let's investigate.
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The Exorcist: Believer Ending Explained: People Who Need People
The Exorcist: Believer is the kick-off of David Gordon Green's planned reboot trilogy for Universal. Here's what the ending says about its future.
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Ahsoka Finale Ending Explained: We Are What They Grow Beyond
The ending of the Ahsoka finale lays the groundwork for big things to come in the Star Wars franchise while also capping off its characters' personal journeys.
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The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial Review: William Friedkin's Final Film Is A Stellar Courtroom Drama
William Friedkin's The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial is an excellent courtroom drama that shows the late filmmaker was at the top of his game until the very end.
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How Star Trek: Lower Decks Inverts One Of Television's Oldest Tropes
Star Trek: Lower Decks has always taken a more carefree approach to its characters' romantic entanglements; the new episode serves up some classic TV skewering.
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Chris Rock Is Directing A Martin Luther King Jr. Movie Produced By Steven Spielberg
In an exciting and surprising bit of news, Universal Picutres has announced a new film about Martin Luther King Jr. from Chris Rock and Steven Spielberg.
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Lower Decks Finally Addresses The Question Of TV In The Star Trek Universe
The greatest adversary on Star Trek: Lower Decks isn't the Borg or the Romulans. It's apparently the mere concept of television.
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Cool Stuff: Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Funko POPs Are Ready For Underwater Warfare
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is coming to theaters in December, but before that, a new collection of Funko POPs inspired by the sequel will arrive.
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The Ahsoka Finale Pokes Fun At Fan Complaints About Star Wars Rebels Lightsabers
Ahsoka's season 1 finale took a moment to poke gentle fun at the fans who complained that the lightsaber blades were too thin on Star Wars Rebels.
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It's A Wonderful Knife Trailer Brings Back Christmas Horror (And Has The Best Movie Title Of The Year)
Calling all Christmas horror movie fans: the It's A Wonderful Knife trailer gives us a slasher movie riff on It's A Wonderful Life. Watch it right here.
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Patrick Stewart Is 'Gently Pushing' To Make A Star Trek: Picard Movie – And He's Selected The Director
If Patrick Stewart has his way, Paramount with green-light a Star Trek: Picard movie featuring none other than his Number One, Jonathan Frakes, at the helm.
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Horizon Trailer Sees Kevin Costner Use His Yellowstone Clout To Make The Ultimate Dad Event
Calling all dads: Kevin Costner has a big, epic, two-part Western on the way next summer. Here's our first look at Horizon: An American Saga.
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How Vince Gilligan And Breaking Bad's Writers Cooked Up A Perfect Final Season [Exclusive Interview]
The Breaking Bad writing staff was under a tremendous amount of pressure to end the show on a high note with its fifth season. Here's how they pulled it off.
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Yes, The Night Swim Trailer Is All About An Evil Swimming Pool
Night Swim brings terror back to the water in a new movie from horror producers James Wan and Jason Blum. Watch the trailer here!
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How Lower Decks Always Finds The Comedy In Star Trek's Darkest Moments
The Dominion War looms over Star Trek: Lower Decks, and the comedy series finds a way to respect it without losing its comedic edge.
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Our Flag Means Death Creator On Season 2's Guest Stars, Practical Sets, And More [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke to Our Flag Means Death creator David Jenkins about the beloved pirate comedy's second season, casting guest stars, practical sets, and much more.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Takes One Major Alien Race Where No Other Show Has Gone Before
It's been a long road, getting from there to here, for the Ferengi on Star Trek, and Lower Decks just took them another big step.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Just Had The Nerdiest Episode Title Of All Time
Star Trek: Lower Decks nodded to the 2004 cult horror/comedy series Garth Marenghi's Darkplace this week in what might just be its nerdiest reference yet.
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The Marvel Movie That's Lighting Up Netflix Top Charts This Week
A Marvel movie made its way into the Netflix top 10 this week: The Amazing Spider-Man 2, which is one of the worst-reviewed Spider-Man movies.
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The Biggest Problem With Ahsoka? It Should Never Have Been Live Action
In bringing the characters and worlds from Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels into live-action, Ahsoka lost a lot of what makes those animated series so special.
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