This Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone Didn't Win An Emmy – It Won An Oscar
'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge' is an incredible episode of television, but this Twilight Zone chapter didn't begin as TV.
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Cool Stuff: Bring The Oneders Home With Mondo's That Thing You Do! Vinyl Soundtrack
That Thing You Do! is getting a vinyl soundtrack from Mondo, and it features plenty of songs from The Wonders (or The Oneders) and much more. Check it out!
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Priscilla Early Buzz: Sofia Coppola Explores The Side Of Elvis Baz Luhrmann Avoided
Sofia Coppola's melancholy biopic of Priscilla Presley is drawing comparisons to 'Marie Antoinette,' and earning high praise for Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi.
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Every Lightsaber Fight In Ahsoka Season 1, Ranked
"Ahsoka" on Disney+ isn't just another "Star Wars" show. It's the story of a Jedi in her prime, and that means we're in for some spectacular lightsaber action.
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Disney Plans On Getting 'Weird' With The New Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie
Pirates of the Caribbean 6 is not only moving forward but it will be based on a 'weird' pitch that co-writer Craig Mazin was surprised Disney signed off on.
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Kumail Nanjiani Isn't Returning To Adventure Time For The Crappiest Reason
Kumail Nanjiani played Prismo in 'Adventure Time' but won't be back in the spin-off 'Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake' because it seems like his reps messed up.
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William Friedkin's Final Film, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, Hits Paramount+ In October
William Friedkin's final film as a director, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, is officially heading to Paramount+ and Showtime this fall.
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First Teaser For Origin May Spark Awards Buzz For Selma Director Ava DuVernay
Selma director Ava DuVernay is back with Origin, a film based on the acclaimed non-fiction book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents. Watch the teaser trailer.
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Kaitlyn Dever Has A Close Encounter Of The Worst Kind In The No One Will Save You Trailer
The No One Will Save You trailer teases a deadly alien invasion that Kaitlyn Dever has to deal with. The film is coming to Hulu in September.
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Star Trek: Very Short Treks Will Bring Bite-Sized, Animated Stories To Star Trek Day
In honor of the upcoming Star Trek Day, new short (and we mean very short) animated Short Treks are headed your way, along with a comic book.
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The Devil Never Gives Up In The New The Exorcist: Believer Trailer
The Exorcist: Believer recently changed its release date because of Taylor Swift. Now the horror sequel has a new spine-tingling trailer. Watch it here.
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How To Watch Strays At Home
After struggling at the box office, will Universal's R-rated comedy Strays gain a second lease on life on PVOD? Here's how you can watch it at home.
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Hollywood Studios Are In A Toxic Relationship And They Need To Break Up
The AMPTP as we now know it was created in 1982, and Hollywood's dual strikes have shown that it's no longer fit for purpose.
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Birds Of A Feather Flock Together In The First Trailer For Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget
Ginger, Rocky, and their fellow freedom-fighter fowl are back for another adventure in the trailer for Aardman's sequel, Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget.
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Mark Hamill's First Star Wars Meeting With George Lucas Ended In The Back Of A Cop Car
Far from movie magic, Mark Hamill's first day meeting George Lucas on the set of Star Wars was pretty uneventful - at least, until he ended up in a cop car.
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Jackie Chan Had A Major Role In Disney's Mulan & You May Have Never Seen (Or Heard) It
When it comes time to dub their films for overseas markets, Disney doesn't just rely on regular voice actors. They turn to celebrities like Jackie Chan.
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Violet Evergarden Is A Tear-Jerking Anime About Empathy And Humanity
Violet Evergarden is a beautifully animated series that is part tech demo for the legendary Kyoto Animation, and part experiment in radical empathy.
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Why You'll Never See Quentin Tarantino's First Feature Film
Legend had it Quentin Tarantino's first feature film, My Best Friend's Birthday, was tragically destroyed in a lab fire. The truth is far less sexy.
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A Mission: Impossible Scene Changed Because Tom Cruise & Alec Baldwin Were 'Blind With Pain'
A Mission: Impossible - Fallout scene between Tom Cruise and Alec Baldwin had to be shot and blocked in a very specific way due to the actors being in pain.
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How The Twilight Zone (Kind Of) Predicted Neil Armstrong's Landing On The Moon
A classic episode of The Twilight Zone looked to the future. Specifically, it foresaw a universe where a human being walked on the moon.
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Rob McElhenney Has One Requirement For Every Episode Of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Rob McElhenney has specific criteria for what makes a good episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and it all comes down to character motivation.
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One Harry Potter Actor Thought The Movies Were A Waste Of Money
Were the Harry Potter movies a waste of money? One actor seems to think the funding would have been better suited elsewhere.
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Raiders Of The Lost Ark Had Steven Spielberg Doing Things He Swore He Wouldn't Do Again
Steven Spielberg swore off massive productions before Raiders of the Lost Ark, thanks to exhausting experiences on Duel, The Sugarland Express, and Jaws.
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Time Is A (Not So) Flat Circle In The Loki Season 2 Teaser
Loki is being thrown through time in the newest season 2 teaser from Marvel Studios and Disney+. Will he be able to warn the multiverse about Kang?
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The Twilight Zone Was Robert Redford's Scariest Role ... Or Was It?
Depending on who you ask, young Robert Redford's boyish good looks made him one of the scariest figures in Twilight Zone history.
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The Expendables' Waterboarding Scene Wasn't Made With Movie Magic
The Expendables films are known for their stunts, but Giselle Itie's waterboarding scene is undoubtedly the most dangerous.
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Sorry AMPTP, Your PR Firm Is No Match For WGA's Chris Keyser
WGA Negotiating Committee Co-Chair Christopher Keyser appeared in a pre-recorded video to center the Guild's actions and ongoing concerns in honor of Labor Day.
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