Silent Hill Ending Explained: No One Leaves Silent Hill
Taking its own path with its long-debated final moment, here is the ending of the horror film adaptation of the Silent Hill video game, explained
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Had A Brutal Idea For Commando That Didn't Make The Final Cut
Arnold Schwarzenegger had an idea for Commando that involved a severed arm, but the filmmakers thought it went too far.
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Lisa Frankenstein's Liza Soberano Should Be 2024's Next Big Horror Star
Liza Soberano delivers a scene-stealing performance in Lisa Frankenstein, and if casting directors are smart, she'll quickly shoot to the top of their lists.
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Christopher Nolan Thinks You're Missing The Point Of Tenet
Christopher Nolan himself sees Tenet as more of a cinematic experience than a puzzle box to be solved.
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New Predator Movie Coming From Prey Director, And There's More In The Works
Prey director Dan Trachtenberg is returning to direct another Predator movie, this one set sometime in the future. Get the latest details about Badlands here.
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Barry Keoghan Was Once Banned From The Irish Theater Where Marvel's Eternals Premiered
Irish actor Barry Keoghan was banned from his local theater in Dublin for trying to sneak in and watch movies for free. But he's since made a triumphant return.
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Jurassic World Reboot Loses David Leitch And The Hunt Is On For A New Director
The new Jurassic World movie has already lost its director. Who will take over the franchise now?
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Lisa Frankenstein Has A M3GAN Connection That May Drive You A Little Crazy
If you watch Lisa Frankenstein this weekend (and you should) you might notice a familiar voice.
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Spoiler Discussion: James Gunn's The Suicide Squad
/Film editorial director Peter Sciretta and senior writer and weekend editor Brad Oman have a spoiler discussion about James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad.
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The Story Behind The Best Episode Of The Simpsons, A Conan O'Brien Masterpiece
When he was a young staff writer on The Simpsons, eventual late night host Conan O'Brien wrote the best episode in the show's history: Marge vs. the Monorail.
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Coyote Vs Acme Is Apparently Dead Again (And This Is Nothing Short Of Vile)
After indicating they were willing to sell the movie to someone else, it now looks like Warner Bros. is killing off Coyote vs Acme for a tax write-off.
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Thor's Ragnarok Reboot Saved A 'Dying' Chris Hemsworth
After the first two MCU adventures of Thor, Marvel actor Chris Hemsworth felt that the character needed a change.
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Lando Actor Billy Dee Williams Had One Concern About Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
Billy Dee Williams, who played the ultra-suave Lando Calrissian, had a major concern when he returned to the role in 2019's Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
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Star Trek's Lieutenant Leslie Has A Sweet Connection To William Shatner
This minor character appeared in more than 50 episodes of Star Trek. Here's the William Shatner Lieutenant Leslie connection which gave the character his name.
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Peri Gilpin's Frasier Return Created A Timing Issue That Had To Be Fixed
Peri Gilpin was easily the guest star who made the biggest impact on the Frasier revival, as evidenced by the overwhelming reception she received.
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Futurama's John DiMaggio Had To Regularly Suffocate Himself In The Show's Early Days
Futurama star John DiMaggio is a voice acting legend, but in the early days, he had to suffocate himself in the booth to keep from laughing on mic.
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Can Bob Marley: One Love Pull An Elvis At The Box Office?
Kingsley Ben-Adir stars as music superstar Bob Marley in the upcoming biopic directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green. Can Bob Marley: One Love become a juggernaut?
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Disney Shocker: Top Secret Moana Sequel Is Somehow Hitting Theaters This November
Surprise! Disney has made Moana 2, and plans to open it in theaters this year. But are the original voice actors even returning?
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Scream Writer Kevin Williamson Developing Shows Based On Rear Window, The Game, And More
Scream scribe Kevin Williamson is bringing four new series to Universal, and two are based on beloved classic films.
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The Batman Part II Writer To Helm Game Of Thrones Spinoff, Aegon's Conquest
The Batman and Mega Man scribe Mattson Tomlin is tackling the world of Game of Thrones with the House of the Dragon prequel series, Aegon's Conquest.
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Lisa Frankenstein Ending Explained: Undead Love, Resurrected
Let's break down the absurdly wonderful Lisa Frankenstein and its ending - limb by bloody, dismembered limb.
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Christopher Nolan Watched Steven Spielberg Watching Oppenheimer
Steven Spielberg was one of the first people to see Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer.
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A Future Star Wars Legend Lent His Talents To Star Trek For Metamorphosis
The Companion as seen in Star Trek Metamorphosis wouldn't have been possible without a Star Wars legend.
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Denzel Washington And Spike Lee Are Remaking One Of The Greatest Thrillers Ever Made
Spike Lee and Denzel Washington are reuniting for a remake of Akira Kurosawa's High and Low.
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The Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Soundtrack Just Made Music History
The song Sunflower from the The Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack has become the very first pop single to be certified Double Diamond.
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The Bear's Kitchen Lingo, Explained
Corner. Behind. Family. Hands. All day. These are the specific terms and phrases you need to learn to watch The Bear.
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Lobot Originally Did A Lot More Talking (And Dying) In Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Lando's cyborg associate Lobot (John Hollis) was originally meant to be much chattier in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
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