Modern Horror Cinema Wouldn't Exist Without The Exorcist Or William Friedkin
William Friedkin's The Exorcist made horror movies more acceptably mature for a filmgoing public.
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The Late William Friedkin's Final Film Premieres This Month
William Friedkin's final film as a director, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, will premiere at the 2023 Venice International Film Festival.
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When You Can Watch Jennifer Lawrence's No Hard Feelings At Home
If you've yet to catch Jennifer Lawrence's cringe-y sexcapades, never fear! Here's when and where you can watch her comedy No Hard Feelings at home.
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Even Jonathan Frakes Regrets The Infamous Star Trek: Enterprise Finale
If you didn't like the Star Trek: Enterprise finale, you're not alone. Trek actor Jonathan Frakes doesn't like it, either.
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William Friedkin, Oscar-Winning Director Of The Exorcist, Dead At 87
The legendary William Friedkin, director of The Exorcist, Sorcerer, The French Connection, and much more, has died.
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Mission: Impossible 8 - Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Ethan Hunt's search for the Entity will continue in Mission: Impossible 8, which is currently set for a 2025 release.
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Can Barbie Beat Mario As The Biggest Movie Of The Year At The Box Office?
The only thing standing in the way of total Barbie box office domination for 2023? It's-a me, The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
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The Sprawling History Of Star Trek's Ro Laren Gets A Little Complicated
Here's the final Ro Laren article the Internet will ever need, touching on her introduction in Star Trek: The Next Generation, her return in Picard, and more.
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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Sequel May Bring Back Superfly With Shredder For A Villainous Combo [Exclusive]
We already knew Shredder was being saved for a TMNT: Mutant Mayhem sequel, but it sounds like Superfly may also make a comeback.
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I Am Groot Season 2 Trailer: Remember Groot? He's Back, In Disney+ Form
Everyone's favorite talking tree alien is back in the I Am Groot season 2 trailer.
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William Shatner's Twilight Zone Episode Was 'Unbearable' For Director Richard Donner
Richard Donner did not have an easy time directing the William Shatner Twilight Zone episode Nightmare at 20,000 Feet.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Landing Jim Henson's Creature Shop Is A Big Deal – Here's Why
Jim Henson's Creature Shop working on Five Nights at Freddy's is exciting news. It also makes more sense than you might expect.
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The Witcher's Ciri Will Be A Very Different Person In Season 4
The Witcher season 4 will see Freya Allan's Ciri undergo some significant changes.
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A Sadie Sink Netflix Horror Movie Feels Like A Winner, So What Went Wrong?
The horror movie, Eli, co-starred Sadie Sink but was shunted to Netflix by Paramount Players.
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Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse's Biggest Plot Twist Was Hiding In Plain Sight
There are little visual clues planted through Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse hinting at the major Earth-42 plot twist.
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Jonathan Frakes Decided To Break A Big Rule On One Star Trek Episode
One of Star Trek: The Next Generation's best episodes came from Commander William Riker himself, actor and director Jonathan Frakes.
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The Lodge Ending Explained: Gaslit Into Purgatories Of Our Own Making
The Lodge movie ending is shocking and nasty, so let's talk about it, shall we?
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Back To The Future: The Musical Review: The Classic Time Travels To Broadway With Mixed Results
Back to the Future: The Musical is now on Broadway. Here's ou review of the big screen-to-stage adaptation.
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What Is The Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith Ultimate Edition?
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Ultimate Edition? Wait, it's not a tragedy, but a fan edit combining prequel-era projects? Oh.
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One False Move's Director Thought One Of His Actors Was So Good At Playing A Villain, It Actually Hurt His Career
Michael Beach delivers a stunning performance in One False Move. In fact, director Carl Franklin thinks he might've been too scary for his own good.
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Deadpool's Taxi-Driving Buddy, Dopinder, Was Based On Ryan Reynolds' Childhood Friend
Dopinder, the taxi driver who transports Deadpool around in the films, is a tribute to one of star Ryan Reynolds' elementary school friends.
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How Disney's Tight Security Blindsided Some Loki Cast Members
Disney and Marvel Studios are notorious for their ultra-secrecy, so much so several Loki actors didn't even know what show they were auditioning for.
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The Transformers Writer Behind Optimus Prime Has A Problem With Michael Bay
'Optimus has got to be Abe Lincoln,' says one of the key minds behind Optimus Prime and Transformers, and he has a bone to pick with Michael Bay.
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Chevy Chase Had The Opportunity To Be Indiana Jones, Forrest Gump, And Santa Claus
Had Chevy Chase been a little ... well, nicer, he may have still been a leading man today. He could have even played Indiana Jones.
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The Enterprise's Lighting Is The 'Mood Board' For Each Episode Of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
The USS Enterprise gets seen in a whole new light in each episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
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Succession's Big Finale Brawl Was Changed To Keep Sarah Snook Safe
The chaotic fight between the Roy siblings in Succession's series finale had to be handled delicately, since Sarah Snook was pregnant.
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The History Of The Romulans, And Their Place In The Star Trek Universe
Genetic cousins of the Vulcans, inspired by myths of ancient Rome, the Romulans have a rich history in the Star Trek universe.
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