The Inception Of Saw Began With The Design Of Billy The Puppet
There will be blood. But first, let's dig into the history of Saw's creepy franchise mascot known as Billy the Puppet.
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The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare - Cast, Director, And More Info
Henry Cavill and Eiza González will star in Guy Ritchie's spy movie The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, based on an unlikely true story.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 5 Marks A Number Of Live-Action Firsts For Star Wars
Ahsoka episode 5, 'Shadow Warrior,' marks a number of major 'firsts' for live-action Stars Wars, including the appearance of major Clone Wars characters.
Read MoreCaptain Rex Makes His Live-Action Star Wars Debut On Ahsoka. Here's Why That Matters
As Ahsoka explores her past, Clone Wars and Rebels fans meet their old friend Captain Rex in live-action for the first time.
Read MoreThe Original Mission: Impossible 7 Opening Featured Tom Cruise At Alec Baldwin's Grave
Everyone knows that Alec Baldwin's Alan Hunley died in Mission: Impossible - Fallout. What this story presupposes is, maybe he came back in Dead Reckoning?
Read MoreRaiders Of The Lost Ark Countered Jaws In Taking Advantage Of An Underrated Effect
Steven Spielberg learned a lesson on the set of Raiders of the Lost Ark that he didn't understand with Jaws: how to utilize the sunlight effect.
Read MoreJames Bond's Producers Wanted To Cut Two Of Casino Royale's Defining Scenes
Producers took slight issue with two specific scenes involving how James Bond reacted around female characters in Casino Royale, but they wisely weren't cut.
Read MoreWhy Soundwave Was Left Out Of The 2007 Transformers Movie
The classic Decepticon character Soundwave was supposed to make an appearance in the first Transformers movie, but that proved difficult for the writers.
Read MoreThe Best Indiana Jones Movie Of 2023 Is The Nun 2 (And The Pope's Exorcist)
The Pope's Exorcist and The Nun II provide a special mixture of adventure, action, and terror typically only seen in Indiana Jones movies.
Read MoreKeanu Reeves Went Full Method For John Wick's Sledgehammer Scene
Keanu Reeves was committed to performing as much of the action as he could in John Wick, including the film's famous sledgehammer scene.
Read MoreKarl Urban Brings Action Worth Watching To Netflix's Top Charts With 2012's Dredd
Karl Urban's sci-fi action flick Dredd has cracked Netflix's Top 10, further affirming the 2012 comic book movie's well-earned cult status.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreRaiders 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreWhy James Mangold Couldn't Give Indiana Jones The Same Morbid Outcome As Logan
Fans were worried that James Mangold might do what Steven Spielberg couldn't, by ending Indiana Jones in the same manner as Logan. But he never wanted to.
Read MoreHow Optimus Prime's Original Voice Actor Convinced Michael Bay To Cast Him In Transformers
The voice behind Optimus Prime is one of the signature elements of Michael Bay's Transformers films. Thank goodness he had the sense to cast a pro voice actor.
Read MoreSean Connery Didn't Have A Very High Opinion Of The Literary James Bond
Sean Connery is arguably the blueprint for James Bond, even more so than the character in the original novels. Here's why that's a good thing.
Read MoreThe Alfred Hitchcock James Bond Film That Never Came To Be
Alfred Hitchcock was almost the first director to bring a James Bond film to the big screen, but his version of Thunderball was never made.
Read MoreThe James Bond Series Casting Christopher Lee Proved Controversial Behind The Scenes
Christopher Lee played one of the best Bond villains in The Man With the Golden Gun, but the film's writers weren't happy with the actor's casting for the role.
Read MoreHow A Quirky French Indie Romcom Gave John Wick 4 One Of Its Best Fights
Chad Stahelski is a fan of the quirky French indie rom-com Amélie, and when it came time to find locations for John Wick 4, he used the film as inspiration.
Read MoreThere's A Common Thread Between Indiana Jones And Logan
James Mangold has a way with heroic swan songs, but the similarity the director sees between Logan and Indiana Jones may surprise you.
Read MoreOne Indiana Jones Actor Secretly Hated The Title Raiders Of The Lost Ark At First
Indiana Jones star Karen Allen initially hated the title of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Read MoreOne Scene In The Equalizer 3 Provided The VFX Crew With A Big Challenge
A van crash sequence in The Equalizer 3 was not easy to pull off, and it took several different elements to make the scene work as well as it does.
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Foundation's Lee Pace Had No Backup For His Nude Season 2 Fight Scene
The Lee pace nude fight scene from the beginning of Foundation season 2 made the actor realize he couldn't rely on a double and had to do all the work himself.
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John Travolta's Mystery Movie From 2003 Is Moving Up Netflix Charts
Basic, a forgotten and not very good 2003 thriller starring John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson, is climbing the Netflix charts, and that's kind of weird.
Read MoreThe 2019 Oscars Needed A Massive Overhaul In Best Actor
Biopics dominated the Best Actor category at the 2019 Oscars, proving the Academy needs to reevaluate what makes a great and awards-worthy performance.
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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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One Of The Wildest Transformers Episodes Was Written By Wolverine's Creator
Wolverine creator Len Wein was also responsible for writing 'Webworld,' one of the strangest (and funniest) episodes of the 1980s Transformers cartoon series.
Read MoreWhy Transformers' Voice Actor David Kaye Was So Surprised By His Optimus Prime Casting
David Kaye is in the Transformers Hall of Fame for voicing a number of characters, as well as Optimus Prime.
Read MoreHow Family Guy Paved The Way For Futurama's Many Revivals
According to co-creator David X. Cohen, Fox's decision to cancel and then revive Family Guy helped pave the way for Futurama's own revival(s) years later.
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Quiz Lady: Everything We Know About The Comedy With Awkwafina, Sandra Oh, And Will Ferrell
Awkwafina and Sandra Oh, come on down!
Read MoreRyan Gosling's Ken Casting Was Met With Confusion From His Real Life Daughters
Barbie actor Ryan Gosling's daughters have constructed an elaborate Barbie toy universe of their own. His character Ken, however, is not a vital part of it.
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Comedy Shows (26)
One Drunken Scene In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Had Real Crowds Gathering
The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are never afraid to cause a ruckus, and that was readily apparent while filming Dennis and Dee Go on Welfare.
Read MoreIn Futurama Season 11, We See How Much A Key Supporting Player Has Changed
Kif Kroker, the unfortunate Lieutenant to the horrendous General Zapp Brannigan, has changed a lot over the run of Futurama. Here's how.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Smuggles Some Its Best Satire Yet Inside A Stilted Critique Of Cancel Culture
Futurama takes on Cancel Culture with Zapp Gets Canceled, an episode that, despite some missteps, offers some fittingly (and deeply) cynical satire.
Read MoreThe Transitional M*A*S*H Episode That Had Network Executives Steaming
Studio executives don't always seem to understand that breaking the mold is what gets you loyal viewers, and that's exactly what M*A*S*H did so well.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Just Inverted The Plot Of A Classic Episode
The problematic space captain Zapp Brannigan is the foucs of the latest episode of Futurama, creating a sly parallel with a classic episode from the '90s run.
Read MoreThe Classic Hollywood Inspiration For Matcluck, Futurama's Alien Chicken Lawyer
Matcluck the Hyper-Chicken is one of Futurama's most beloved side characters, and he has deep roots in a piece of classic Hollywood history.
Read MoreWhy The Paddy's Pub Bar Signs In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Look So Weird
Did you notice the bar signs in It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia changed between the first and second episodes of the first season? There's a reason forr that.
Read MoreKaitlin Olson's Real Life Pregnancy Made One It's Always Sunny Scene Extra Difficult
Kaitlin Olson showed off her physical comedy chops in the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode entitled 'The Gang Buys a Boat' - perhaps too effectively.
Read MoreOne Of Futurama's Funniest Recurring Characters Was Only Meant To Be In One Scene
The homicidal Roberto, voiced by Dave Herman, was just too dang funny to be a one-off supporting character on Futurama. Ha-ha!
Read MoreThe It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Set Glenn Howerton Hated (And Why He Changed His Mind)
Glenn Howerton hated filming the season 11 finale of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but the results were incomparable.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 13 Gave Uncle Jack A New Challenge On Set
It's never easy playing the horrible Uncle Jack, but Andrew Friedman had an extra tricky time doing so during It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13.
Read MoreOne Of It's Always Sunny's Stars Showed Up With A Black Eye On The First Day Of Season 16
Kaitlin Olson is known for her outrageous stunts on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, so one little black eye didn't prove to be too much of a bother.
Read MoreHow It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Used Pretty Woman For Comedic Fuel
You wouldn't expect a series as raunchy as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to have a Pretty Woman connection, but the season 7 send-up is hilarious.
Read MoreFuturama's Hulu Revival Made A Small But Crucial Change To The Show
Timing is everything, and when Futurama got revived for Hulu, the length of the episodes changed. And while the change may seem small, it's significant.
Read MoreRob 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.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny's Season 8 Euthanasia Episode Came From A Serious, Real Life Conversation
Euthanasia is a serious topic, so of course the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang handle it with as little respect as possible in a season 8 episode.
Read MoreLucille Ball's I Love Lucy Spin-Off Had A Strange & Personal 'Killswitch' Clause Attached
Lucie Arnaz was descendant from comedy royalty, but she still campaigned for her mother, Lucille Ball, to build a fail-safe into her Here's Lucy contract.
Read MoreThe Zoidberg Mystery Futurama's Writers Took Six Whole Seasons To Solve
It only took six seasons but Futurama writers have given the answer to why Zoidberg is kept around despite being the worst doctor in the galaxy.
Read MoreThe Medically Unethical M*A*S*H Scene Mike Farrell Made A Stink About
The cast of MASH knew their roles so well that Mike Farrell objected to a decision that he felt wasn't right for his character, B.J.
Read MoreThe Familial Cameo In Always Sunny Season 16 A Lot Of Viewers Didn't Catch
Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson are far from the only It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast members whose families have appeared on the show.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Offers A Rarity: A Hermes-Centric Episode
Hermes doesn't often get the spotlight in Futurama, but 'Rage Against the Vaccine' is a Hermes episode (with special guest star Barbados Slim).
Read MoreFuturama's Covid Episode Brings The Show's Timeliest Satire Yet
Futurama season 11 is back with one of the timeliest episodes in years: a send-up of all things COVID, vaccines, conspiracies and social media.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Brings Back The Angry Dome, One Of The Show's Best Random Gags
Futurama is at its best when it throws random gags out of left field. And in the most recent episode, it revisits one of the best of that bunch, the Angry Dome.
Read MoreI Love Lucy Signed A Smoky Deal And Wound Up With A Deadly Sponsorship
Back in the old days, cigarette ads were prevalent on TV, including on the I Love Lucy show - which went all-in on with its cigarette sponsorship.
Read MoreHow Jimmy Buffett And The Piña Colada Song Helped Always Sunny Solve The Bathroom Problem
The late Jimmy Buffett played an invaluable role in a classic It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode that took on the bathroom debate.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny Once Removed A Distracting Prop And Fans Went Ballistic
Charlie's German Shepherd painting on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was just a bit of production design, until fan backlash inspired an entire backstory.
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Cool Stuff (16)
Cool Stuff: Let The No One Will Save You Vinyl Soundtrack Invade Your Ears
The score for Brian Duffield's fantastic sci-fi thriller No One Will Save You, composed by Joseph Trapanese is now available on vinyl from Waxwork Records.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse's Spider-Punk Hot Toys Figure Totally Rocks
Spider-Punk is one of the coolest new characters in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, and now he's getting his own amazingly detailed Hot Toys figure.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Star Trek: The Picard Legacy Collection Is The Ultimate Next Generation Box Set
This fall, The Star Trek: Picard Legacy Collection has all the episodes of The Next Generation, all the movies with Picard, and every episode of his own show.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Donkey Is Inviting You To Stay In A Real Life Airbnb Of Shrek's Swamp
DreamWorks Animation has made Shrek's Swamp available as a real-life Airbnb for you to stay in this October. Check it out!
Read MoreCool Stuff: McFarlane Toys Dune 2 Action Figures Unleash Desert Power
Even though we'll be waiting a little while for Dune 2, you'll soon be able to get your hands on action figures of Timothée Chalamet's Paul Atreides and more.
Read MoreSpider-Man: No Way Home Marvel Legends Figures Include Doc Ock, Goblin & Unmasked Spideys
Marvel Legends is finally giving us unmasked versions of Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire as Spidey, as well as new versions of Doc Ock and Green Goblin.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Dive Into Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Action Figures From McFarlane Toys
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom arrives later this year, and the sequel's action figures from McFarlane Toys have been revealed, including Storm the seahorse.
Read MoreCool Stuff: The Super Rare Halloween Novelization Is Being Re-Released With New Illustrations
It's officially spooky season, and to get into the spirit, Printed in Blood is releasing a re-issue of the Halloween novelization, now with illustrations.
Read MoreCool Stuff: All The Jurassic Park Games From Nintendo, Game Boy & SEGA In One Roaring Collection
Welcome to Jurassic Park ... on Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Game Boy, and SEGA Genesis. Limited Run is releasing a collection of classic Jurassic Park games!
Read MoreMCU Authors On Crafting The Definitive Marvel Studios History And How The MCU Can Bounce Back [Exclusive Interview]
Joanna Robinson, Dave Gonzales, and Gavin Edwards tell us about compiling their impressive book about Marvel Studios and what the MCU can do to right the ship.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Enjoy Ted Lasso's Biscuits From Mackenzie Limited, But Don't You Dare Have Tea
'Biscuits are like life. They're not always perfect, but they're always worth it.' Ted Lasso knew the value of biscuits, and now you can have some yourself.
Read MoreAliens: Bug Hunt Is The Alien 'Dungeon Crawler' Board Game You've Always Wanted
The board game Aliens: Bug Hunt combines dungeon crawler and tower defense mechanics to bring the frantic gunfights of Aliens into a fast and friendly game.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Wednesday Funko POPs & Loungefly Bags Bring Jenna Ortega's Goth Style Home
Wednesday is finally getting a small collection of Funko POPs and Loungefly bags after debuting nearly a year ago on Netflix. Check them out!
Read MoreCool Stuff: Let The Spirits In With A24's Ceramic Talk To Me Party Hand Incense Burner
Liven up your next party with the ceramic hand replica from Talk to Me, which also works as an incense burner and certainly not any other smoking device at all.
Read MoreFables Creator Says 'Eff You, DC Comics,' Makes His Series Public Domain
If you want to create a story set in the Fables universe, the comic's creator has just given you his blessing (and a middle finger to DC).
Read MoreA Free Zoom Series Teaches The Finer Points Of Screenwriting – And Supports Striking Writers
Word By Word, a weekly Zoom series, has been raising money for people affected by the strikes and providing insightful conversations about screenwriting.
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Chief Of War - Cast, Plot, Episodes And More Details
Chief of War brings Jason Momoa back to Apple TV+ after his successful stint on See. The new limited series marks the actors first time writing a script.
Read MoreWas Ballers Canceled? Here's Why The Dwayne Johnson Series Ended
Remember Ballers? The HBO series starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson lasted for five seasons. Now it's on Netflix and folks are wondering: why not six?
Read MoreConan O'Brien's Late Night Legacy Was Born By Breaking Late Night Rules
30 years ago, a scrappy young writer named Conan O'Brien joined the world of late night television as a host, and the format has never been the same.
Read MoreOnly Murders In The Building's Biggest Cameo Yet Is A Brilliant Meta Joke
A big cameo from the latest episode of Only Murders in the Building is a fun meta joke involving the stage production of The Producers.
Read MoreWhat's The True Story Behind Why Kevin Hart Wanted To Make Netflix's True Story?
Kevin Hart's Netflix series True Story isn't exactly based on a true story, but it does draw on several elements from Hart's real life. Here's how.
Read MoreYellowstone's Beth Dutton Is Why The Show Didn't Get Made At HBO
HBO had the chance to lock down Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone, but the network executives thought the character of Beth Dutton was 'too abrasive.' Their loss.
Read MoreThe Only Boys Recap You Need Before Gen V
Gen V, the eagerly awaited spin-off of The Boys, will debut soon. Here's everything you need to know about The Boys as you get ready for some Gen V mayhem.
Read MoreWhy Jonathan Adams Left Bones And Never Came Back
Bones aired for a whopping 12 seasons. Jonathan Adams, however, left after season 1. Why? Well, there just wasn't a place for his character on the show anymore.
Read MoreA Deleted Scene From Succession's Finale Would Have Been A Very On-Brand Roman Moment
Not everything could make it up onto the screen for Succession. Here's a look at a deleted scene from the series finale that ended up on the cutting room floor.
Read MoreCreating A Follow-Up To FLCL Was Even Tougher Than It Sounds
How do you make a sequel to an anime classic? With great difficulty.
Read MoreBarbie's Western-Themed Outfit Posed An Unexpected Challenge
Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling's Western outfits as Barbie and Ken in Greta Gerwig's Barbie posed creative challenges for the film's costume designer.
Read MorePeaky Blinders' Filming Schedule Had Cillian Murphy All Sorts Of Confused
Due to a confusing filming schedule, Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy found himself needing some help understanding where his character was at any moment.
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Exclusives (18)
How The Saw Franchise Soundtrack Beats A Big Star Wars Record [Exclusive]
Thanks to Saw X, Saw composer Charlie Clouser has surpassed Star Wars maestro John Williams when it comes to scoring more films in a single franchise.
Read MoreThe Creator VFX Supervisors On How Being 'Good Cheaters' Helped Create The Film's Look [Exclusive Interview]
The Creator director gave his VFX team an unusual task: Create blockbuster-level visual effects without the typical equipment on set. Here's how they did it.
Read MoreThe Saw X Producers Never Considered Another Director For The Latest Film [Exclusive]
Saw X producers Mark Burg and Oren Koules knew longtime Saw franchise editor Kevin Greutert was the only director equipped to handle the midquel.
Read MoreThe Creator Cinematographer On Making The Epic Sci-Fi Film A Grounded Affair [Exclusive Interview]
Oren Soffer worked with Oscar winner Greig Fraser and director Gareth Edwards to achieve a grounded vibe for their ambitious new sci-fi epic, The Creator.
Read MoreFlora And Son Director John Carney On His 'Stealth Musicals' And His Approach On Set [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Once and Sing Street director John Carney about his new 'stealth musical' Flora and Son, starring Eve Hewson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
Read MoreSaw X Composer Charlie Clouser On Providing Jigsaw's Deadly Soundtrack For Nearly 20 Years [Exclusive Interview]
Charlie Clouser, who has composed the score for every Saw film (including the new Saw X), tells us about centering the music around John Kramer/Jigsaw.
Read MoreWish Directors Fawn Veerasunthorn And Chris Buck Reveal Their Wishes For The New Disney Film [Exclusive Interview]
The directors of Disney's new animated film Wish tell us what they hope audiences take away from it, and talk about working with Chris Pine and Ariana DeBose.
Read MoreMoonlighting Creator On The Show's Streaming Debut And Why It's Been MIA For So Many Years [Exclusive Interview]
The Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd-led show Moonlighting will soon finally be streaming, and we spoke with the show's creator about why it took so long.
Read MoreWalt Disney Animation Head Jennifer Lee On Wish And Maintaining The Magic For Adults [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Wish co-writer and Walt Disney Animation head Jennifer Lee about the new film, channeling rage into action, and her position in Disney history.
Read MoreThe Creator Director 'Moved Heaven And Earth' To Include An Original Anime In The Film [Exclusive]
For his sci-fi epic The Creator, Gareth Edwards had an original anime series created to appear on a TV screen in the background of certain scenes.
Read MoreThe Creator Director Blasted To The Past For One Key Creative Choice [Exclusive]
The Creator director Gareth Edwards used an old-school technique in order to better bring the futuristic U.S. military spaceship NOMAD to life in the film.
Read MoreWhy No One Will Save You Went With A More Traditional Alien Design And Evolved It [Exclusive]
For the alien invasion flick No One Will Save You, director Brian Duffield went back to the old school Gray alien that's become so prominent in pop culture.
Read MoreExpendables 4 Director Talks John Wick Comparisons And Jason Statham's Fighting Style [Exclusive Interview]
Scott Waugh tells us how Expendables 4 delivers something audiences have never seen before, and how the franchise is more 'grounded' than its contemporaries.
Read MoreThe Best Scooby-Doo Movie Learned A Crucial Lesson From The Twilight Zone [Exclusive]
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island is the best Scooby-Doo movie ever made, and the secret to the film's success lies in what it learned from The Twilight Zone.
Read MoreSing Street Director John Carney Considered A Sequel, But Here's Why He Won't Make It [Exclusive]
John Carney, the writer/director behind the 2016 musical Sing Street, told us he has considered making Sing Street 2, but gave his reasons for not pursuing it.
Read MoreNo One Will Save You Director Talks Revisiting Classic Aliens, Good Studio Notes & More [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke to No One Will Save You director/writer Brian Duffield about tapping back into classic aliens, writing a movie with almost no dialogue, and more.
Read MoreBarber's Aidan Gillen On Playing A Private Eye And Memories From Game Of Thrones And The Wire [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Barber star Aidan Gillen about the influences for his private investigator character and memories from Game of Thrones, The Wire, and more.
Read MoreThe Creator Director Gareth Edwards On Finding The Heart Of His Sci-Fi Fairy Tale [Exclusive Interview]
Gareth Edwards tells us about his approach to writing The Creator, as well as the 1970s approach he and his team took to creating the film's soundscape.
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Fantasy Movies (8)
One Of Harry Potter's Directors Turned Down His Spider-Man Dream For The Wizarding World
Christopher Columbus, who directed the first two Harry Potter films, could have directed the original Spider-Man movie. But he had already committed elsewhere.
Read MoreHow A Harry Potter Stunt Double Wound Up Paralyzed On Set Of The Deathly Hallows
Though the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows set saw a major stuntman injury, performer David Holmes has maintained a positive attitude and kept on working.
Read MoreRevenge Of The Sith's Darth Plagueis Story Scene Had A Major Last-Minute Change
The Darth Plagueis scene from Revenge of the Sith was going to be staged a certain way until George Lucas got another, better idea.
Read MoreJackie 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.
Read MoreOne 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.
Read MoreHow Harry Potter Saved Children Of Men From Getting Scrapped For Good
Children of Men, with its bleak subject matter, wasn't an easy sell. Thankfully, director Alfonso Cuarón made a hit Harry Potter movie first, and that helped.
Read MoreAlan Rickman Played A Foul Prank During A Serious Harry Potter Scene
One scene in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban involved a prank featuring Alan Rickman, a sleeping bag, and ... well, read the story and see.
Read MoreWhy Christopher Lloyd Wanted His Disney Villain, Judge Doom, To Give You Nightmares
Christopher Lloyd's Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit is as creepy as Disney villains get, especially when they're murdering innocent animated shoes.
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Fantasy Shows (17)
The Fall Of The House Of Usher - Release Date, Trailer, Cast, Plot And More Info
Mike Flanagan tells a tale inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe in upcoming Netflix horror series The Fall of the House of Usher.
Read MoreStar Wars' Carson Teva Feels Like He's Been Around Since The OG Trilogy, But Has He?
Carson Teva has quietly undergone a substantial arc on The Mandalorian and Ahsoka, making him feel like he's been part of Star Wars far longer than he has been.
Read MoreAhsoka Proves It's The Perfect Successor To Star Wars Rebels With 'Shadow Warrior'
Star Wars: Ahsoka episode 5, Shadow Warrior, is everything a fan could want in a successor to 'Star Wars Rebels' and a show about Ahsoka Tano.
Read MoreThe Secret Weapon Behind Spike's Success On Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Spike (James Marsters) is one of Buffy the Vampire Slayer's true fan favorites. However, he would've never taken off without director John T. Kretchmer.
Read MoreOne Of Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Most Popular Characters Was Supposed To Die Early
Buffy the Vampire Slayer wouldn't be half the show it was without this fast-talking bad boy, but if things had gone according to plan, he would've quickly died.
Read MoreTwo Buffy The Vampire Slayer Actors Starred In A Musical Before Once More With Feeling
Anthony Head and Amber Benson share a duet in the Buffy musical episode, but it wasn't the first time they appeared in a musical together.
Read MoreAhsoka Confirms The Fate Of A Fan-Favorite Mandalorian Clan
What compelled Sabine Wren, a Mandalorian, to remove and store her neon beskar armor in Ahsoka? The answer is potentially depressing.
Read MoreHasbro's Chatter Back Chopper Star Wars Toy Is An Amusing Rascal For Kids To Goof Around With
The new Star Wars series Ahsoka has brought the rascally Star Wars Rebels droid Chopper into live-action, and Hasbro has a new toy for kids to enjoy.
Read MoreStar Wars Rebels May Answer Your Questions About Ahsoka Episode 4's Big Cliffhanger
Ahsoka episode 4 ends with a cliffhanger that may provide the first look at the live-action version of the World Between Worlds from Star Wars Rebels.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian's Ahmed Best Already Has Ideas For A Kelleran Beq Star Wars Spin-Off
Ahmed Best has a cool idea for a Star Wars series about his new Mandalorian character Kelleran Beq, and we would like to see it happen.
Read MoreHenry Cavill's Geralt Voice In The Witcher Came About By Complete Accident
When Henry Cavill auditioned for The Witcher, the Geralt voice he used didn't mimic the video game work done by Doug Cockle, but it also changed while shooting.
Read MoreGame Of Thrones' Red Wedding 'Shattered' Michelle Fairley In More Ways Than One
The actress who played Game of Thrones' Catelyn Stark was emotionally wrecked by The Red Wedding. Read about Michelle Fairley's trauma from that episode.
Read MoreGame Of Thrones' Kit Harington Learned The Hard Way How Painful Dragon Riding Can Be
Riding a dragon, even a fake dragon, proved to be a little more painful than expected for Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington.
Read MoreMaisie Williams' Dedication To The Game Of Thrones Books Made Her Job A Lot Harder
Maisie Williams, who played Arya Stark on Game of Thrones, discovered one aspect of her character in the books that she worked hard to translate to the screen.
Read MoreWB Made A Controversial Choice To Shelve These Buffy The Vampire Slayer Episodes In 1999
The Columbine massacre led to Buffy the Vampire Slayer's season 3 finale being pulled from air due to acts of violence against a 60-foot serpent.
Read MoreThe 12 Most Powerful Magic Users In Netflix's The Witcher, Ranked
In the world of The Witcher, power can take many forms. But who among its cast of magic-wielders is the most formidable, and who has the most potential?
Read MoreA Game Of Thrones Star Fessed Up To Bringing That Infamous Starbucks Cup To Set
Remember that infamous Starbucks coffee cup on Game of Thrones? Thanks to Emilia Clarke, we now know who was actually responsible for leaving it out.
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History Movies (8)
A Tiny Change To Revenge Of The Sith's Script Drove Home Anakin's Downfall Scene
Ewan McGregor changed one of Obi-Wan's lines after their final battle in Revenge of the Sith, and it makes Anakin's downfall hit that much harder.
Read MoreI Love Lucy Changed Television History In Ways That Should Never Be Forgotten
From its pioneering of the multi-camera sitcom format to its portrayal of an interracial marriage, I Love Lucy is one of the most important shows in TV history.
Read MoreWorking On Oppenheimer Gave Florence Pugh A Career First Experience
Florence Pugh had a masterful on-set experience during Oppenheimer and explained what separates working with Chris Nolan from other directors.
Read MoreIndiana Jones 5 Started Its Set Design Journey By Borrowing From Real WWII History
The set design of the train in the opening sequence of Indiana Jones 5 took inspiration from a real-life World War II train, The Führersonderzug.
Read MoreLower Decks Season 4 Revisits The Greatest Ethical Dilemma In Star Trek History
Few ethical dilemmas in Star Trek history are as infamous as that of Tuvix from Voyager. So what better show to re-examine that debate than Lower Decks?
Read MoreThe Deadly Effects Of The Trinity Test That Oppenheimer Didn't Show
The Trinity test health effects aren't focused on in 'Oppenheimer,' but that was purposeful -- just like the decision to not show the aftermath of the bombings.
Read MoreAhsoka Highlights The Mandalorians' History Of Jedi-Slaying
As Sabine Wren takes on Shin Hati, we see how Mandalorian armor and weapons were specifically designed for battling Jedi.
Read MoreThe X-Men: Evolution Finale Explained: A Peek Into Comic History
Professor X's vision in the finale of X-Men: Evolution hinted toward a future for the series that would have borne out several iconic comic storylines.
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Horror Movies (27)
M3GAN Director Reveals The Original Ending That Proved Impossible To Shoot
'It was great, and I was really in love with it.'
Read MoreA Nightmare On Elm Street Ending Explained: Sins Of The Mother
Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street gave birth to a horror legend with Freddy Krueger. Let's take a moment to look back at the first film's big ending.
Read MoreHorror Films From The 2023 Toronto International Film Festival You Need To Watch
The 2023 Toronto International Film Festival is underway up in Canada, and there are some bloody good horror gems drumming up buzz. Learn about them right here!
Read MoreBeyond The Conjuring: Horror Movies That Don't (But Could) Exist Within The Warren Universe
The Conjuring Universe was inspired by the real-life exploits of Ed and Lorraine Warren. Here are the other horror films that draw inspiration from their lives.
Read MoreThe Turning Ending Explained: Is This Movie Really That Bad?
One of the most widely derided endings in recent horror movie history demands a closer look.
Read MoreAnnabelle: The Terrifying True Story That Helped Launch A Horror Franchise
What's the truth behind Annabelle, the creepy, evil doll from the ever-expanding Conjuring Universe? Is Annabelle a true story? Find out here.
Read MoreThe Nun 2 Director Considered Bringing Father Burke Back In A Deadly Way (Literally)
While Demián Bichir's Father Burke doesn't return in The Nun II, director Michael Chaves pitched a pretty wild idea for bringing the character back.
Read MoreThe Five Nights At Freddy's Movie Runtime Has Been Revealed (And It's Not Three Hours)
Fans of the Five Nights at Freddy's video games were hoping for a longer movie, yet Blumhouse and Universal have disappointed us with a mere 1 hour 50 minutes!
Read MoreWe're Giving Away Blu-Ray Horror SteelBook Bundles For Saw, Leprechaun, Rob Zombie & Blair Witch
If you don't have all the Saw and Leprechaun movies, Rob Zombie's Firefly family trilogy or Halloween movies, or two Blair Witch movies, we have good news!
Read MoreHollywood's Halloween Horror Nights 2023: Surprises, Scares, And A Full House Rundown
We braved Chucky, Vecna, Deadites, Clickers, Universal Monsters and more to bring you this rundown of Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights 2023.
Read MoreThe Most Powerful Horror Villains Of 2023 So Far, Ranked
2023 has seen the release of some great horror movies. Out of the year's line-up of monsters, slashers, and demons, who stands at the top of the body heap?
Read MoreDon't Worry Darling Is Generating A Whole New Wave Of Buzz Thanks To Netflix
Don't Worry Darling ended up being overshadowed by behind-the-scenes controversy, but it's found new life after landing on Netflix.
Read MoreThe Entire Exorcist Timeline Explained
In the 50 years since William Friedkin's "The Exorcist" premiered, a web of sequels and reboots have tried to expand its timeline. Here's the entire legacy.
Read MoreThe Nun 2 Establishes Bonnie Aarons As Our Next Great Horror Movie Monster Actor
Ed and Lorraine Warren may be the heart of The Conjuring Universe, but The Nun II proves Bonnie Aarons' Valak is the horror franchise's biggest baddie.
Read MoreYes, You Should Be Wondering Why The Conjuring's Lorraine And The Nun II's Irene Look Alike
The Conjuring franchise stars Vera and Taissa Farmiga are related, but what about the characters they play? The Nun 2 might provide some answers.
Read MoreHow Does The Nun 2's Final Scene Set The Stage For The Conjuring 4? We Asked The Director
The Nun 2 seems to be pointing toward a climactic continuation in either a Nun 3 or The Conjuring 4. Either way, we will be seated.
Read MoreThe Nun 2 Ending Explained: I Only Have Eyes For You
The Nun II scares its way into theaters this weekend, and we've got a spoiler-filled breakdown of what happens in the new Conjuring Universe film.
Read MoreHere's What Critics And Fans Are Saying About The Nun 2
Reactions to The Nun II are creeping in. What are folks saying about the latest Conjuring Universe movie? Is it a scary hit, or a disappointing follow-up?
Read MoreDoes The Nun 2 Have A Post-Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
You're in the theater seeing The Nun II. The credits have just started. You've discreetly Googled "Nun 2 post-credits scene." Here's a spoiler-free guide.
Read MoreRotten Tomatoes Has Been Hacked, Which Is Yet Another Reason You Shouldn't Rely On It
At least one PR firm found a way to essentially hack Rotten Tomatoes and manipulate the Tomatometer score for a movie it was representing. That's, um, not good.
Read MoreBuffy The Vampire Slayer's Scariest Episode Was Inspired By Two Horror Classics And A Simpsons Villain
The Gentlemen on Buffy the Vampire Slayer were inspired by three all-time great villains. Can you guess them? Hint: They're all bald!
Read MoreHow Greta Gerwig's Barbie Put A Wes Anderson Technique To Good Use
Greta Gerwig looked to Wes Anderson's work for how to juse Barbie's numerous props and well-furbished sets to serve the film's storytelling.
Read MoreGreta Gerwig's Barbie Took Unexpected Inspiration From Shakespeare
Greta Gerwig is not comparing her work to that of William Shakespeare, but admits to the powerful inspiration his work had on hers, including Barbie.
Read MoreThe Five Nights At Freddy's Trailer Proves That 2023 Is The Year Of Practical Horror Puppets
Between M3GAN, Five Nights at Freddy's, and Chucky, 2023 has been an ode to the power of practical animatronics and puppets in horror.
Read MoreNetflix Users Can Binge All The Jaws Movies In One Place This Month
Are you ready to go back into the water? If so, you can stream all the Jaws films on Netflix this month, including Steven Spielberg's original classic.
Read MoreThe New Annette Bening Netflix Movie Is Already Mired In Controversy
Nyad, the Netflix biopic starring Annette Bening as real-life endurance swimmer Diana Nyad, depicts her swim from Cuba to Florida. But controversy is brewing.
Read MoreHow To Watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show At Home
Wondering if The Rocky Horror Picture Show is streaming anywhere so you can sing and shout along at the screen? Here's how to watch the cult favorite at home.
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The Entire Halloween Timeline Explained
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Movie News (70)
Mean Girls Musical Movie: Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
This is gonna be so fetch.
Read MoreAquaman 2 Invented New VFX Rigs To Save The Cast From Extreme Pain
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom features a ton of death-defying stunts and James Wan made sure that this time around, his actors had it easier behind the scenes.
Read MoreAquaman And The Lost Kingdom Promotes That Awesome Drumming Octopus To Key Character
Topo the Octopus has a bigger role in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and we can't wait to see this adorable mollusk in action.
Read MoreWhat It Was Like To Make Aquaman 2 As The DC Universe Got Rebooted
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom straddles the old and new DC Universes, but director James Wan doesn't seem too concerned about it.
Read MoreAquaman 2 Director James Wan Borrowed A Key Element From Fast And Furious
Family is a major theme in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and James Wan says you can thank his experience working on the Fast & Furious franchise for that.
Read MoreDonald Glover's Lando Is Now A Proper Star Wars Movie Instead Of A Disney+ Series
Donald Glover's Lando project was once going to be a Star Wars movie, then it was going to be a Disney+ show, now it's going to be a movie again. Got it?
Read MoreHorror Master James Wan Says Aquaman 2 Features 'Lovecraftian' Villains
Director James Wan can't stay away from horror, so prepare for some Lovecraftian sea beasts in Aquaman and the Last Kingdom.
Read MoreAquaman 2's Villain Storyline Borrowed Large Parts Of The Scrapped Trench Spin-Off
The canceled Aquaman spin-off The Trench was going to be about Black Manta, and James Wan was able to incorporate ideas from that scrapped film into Aquaman 2.
Read MoreDisney+ Hit A New Record Thanks To The Little Mermaid
The Little Mermaid remake is now streaming on Disney Plus, and Disney says it set a streaming record. But how accurate are the numbers?
Read MoreCool Stuff: A Massive Giant-Man Action Figure Is The Latest Marvel Legends Crowdfunded Project
HasLab unveiled their latest Marvel Legends crowdfunded project, and it's a Giant-Man action figure that measures two-feet tall with 91 points of articulation.
Read MoreAn Indian Superstar Has Finally Landed At The US Box Office – Here's Why That's A Big Deal
Shah Rukh Khan has ruled Bollywood for decades, but he's truly landed at the U.S. box office with back-to-back hits Pathaan and Jawan.
Read MoreA Significant New Mission: Impossible 8 Cast Member Is Hiding In Plain Sight In Part 7
Mission: Impossible franchise director Chris McQuarrie has revealed that Dead Reckoning Part One contains a major casting announcement for the upcoming sequel.
Read MoreAnd Then I Saw Her Shoes, Now I'm A Believer: Shrek-Themed Crocs Are Coming, God Help Us All
All right, Crocs, you're going the right way for a smacked bottom. Yes, these are Shrek Crocs. They are very real, and you can actually buy them.
Read MoreHow To Watch Horror Hit Talk To Me At Home
A24's hit horror movie Talk to Me is coming home next month, square in spooky season. Learn about the film's bonus features, physical media options, and more.
Read MoreBarbie Just Passed Star Wars: The Last Jedi At The Domestic Box Office
Barbie's remarkable box office run continues as the Greta Gerwig film has now passed Star Wars: The Last Jedi domestically. Who saw this coming?
Read MoreBeetlejuice 2 Was Painfully Close To Being Finished Before The Hollywood Strikes
Tim Burton had less than two days of filming left to complete on Beetlejuice 2 prior to the dual actors' and writers' strikes taking effect.
Read MoreThe Equalizer 3 Passes $100 Million At The Box Office, Denzel Washington Still Unstoppable
The Equalizer 3 isn't performing quite as well as its predecessors, but the global box office still illustrates the drawing power of Denzel Washington.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Disney Celebrates 100 Years With 100 Animated Films In One Blu-Ray Collection
For their 100th anniversary, Disney is releasing a massive Blu-ray collection with 100 movies from Disney and Pixar, but it will set you back a pretty penny.
Read MoreHere's When Can You Watch Disney's Haunted Mansion At Home [Updated]
Disney's Haunted Mansion will be haunting Disney+ from early October, with a physical media release later that same month.
Read MoreHow My Big Fat Greek Wedding Became The Biggest Rom-Com Ever At The Box Office
Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson took a risk on Nia Vardalos' My Big Fat Greek Wedding and created one of the greatest Cinderella stories at the box office.
Read MoreYorgos Lanthimos' Poor Things Becomes An Oscars Front-Runner With Venice Golden Lion Win
Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone are receiving high praise for Poor Things, which just won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. Could the Oscars be next?
Read MoreThe Conjuring's Braintrust Wasn't So Sure About The Nun 2's Most Inventive Scare
The Nun 2's director Michael Chaves really had to sell the Conjuring creative team on the magazine rack scare. But the finished product blew them all away.
Read MoreMy Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Wins Third Place At The Box Office With $9.5 Million Opening Weekend
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 shows diminishing returns at the box office, but could still be 2023's highest-grossing romcom.
Read MoreThe Nun 2 Scares Off The Equalizer 3 With $32 Million Opening Weekend
Valak the demon nun is back in the habit of terrorizing the box office, as The Nun 2 easily takes the No. 1 spot in its opening weekend.
Read MoreWe Have Yet To Truly See The Key Moment The Entire Conjuring Universe Is Built Around
The exorcism of Maurice, aka The Nun character Frenchie, is a cornerstone of The Conjuring Universe, and it remains an illusive moment in the franchise.
Read MoreFilming The Nun 2's Big Wine Scene Required A Lot Of Time (And No Real Wine)
The big action-packed Communion wine scene in The Nun II proved rather challenging (and messy) to film, even with a lack of actual Communion wine.
Read MoreCan A Haunting In Venice Bring Kenneth Branagh's Hercule Poirot Back To Box Office Glory?
Will A Haunting in Venice be a big hit like Murder on the Orient Express? Or will it underperform like Death on the Nile? Let's try to solve this mystery.
Read MoreCreating Arrakis For Dune 2 Left Director Denis Villeneuve 'Sand-Traumatized'
Director Denis Villeneuve and his crew went all-out to create the deserts of Arrakis for Dune: Part Two, even though it left them hating sand afterward.
Read MoreStudio Ghibli's The Boy And The Heron Screened At TIFF – Here's What People Are Saying
Hayao Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron, once thought to be his final film, played at TIFF this week, and the positive reactions are pouring in.
Read MoreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Co-Creator Kevin Eastman Shares His Favorite TMNT Movie Moments [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman about 'Mutant Mayhem,' watching the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles evolve, and his favorite Turtle movie moments.
Read MoreTaylor Swift Could Deliver This Fall's Barbenheimer At The Box Office
Taylor Swift's surprise film chronicling her record-breaking Eras Tour could be another huge boon to theaters after the Barbenheimer box office blowout of July.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Star Trek: The Motion Picture - Director's Edition Gets A New Vinyl Soundtrack
In honor of Star Trek Day, the soundtrack for Star Trek: The Motion Picture - The Director's Edition is being released on vinyl for the first time.
Read MoreGeorge Romero's Twilight Of The Dead Will Be Directed By Session 9's Brad Anderson
Twilight of the Dead, the film George Romero was developing before his death, has found a director in Brad Anderson.
Read MoreThe Boy And The Heron Won't Be Hayao Miyazaki's Final Film After All
It seems Hayao Miyazaki still isn't ready to permanently retire. Studio Ghibli is now saying The Boy and the Heron won't be the legendary director's final film.
Read MoreTim Burton's Batman And Danny Elfman's Incredible Score Will Be The Next DC Concert In 2024
The next DC in Concert installment is coming in 2024, and it's a 35th anniversary celebration of Tim Burton's Batman with Danny Elfman's amazing music.
Read MoreThe Nun 2 Director Michael Chaves Says Yeah, You Should Be Looking For Conjuring Clues [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke to The Nun II director Michael Chaves about Conjuring fan theories, how he built the film's greatest scare, and that big ending.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Paramount Scares Vol. 1 Box Set Brings Smile, Rosemary's Baby, Pet Sematary & More To 4K
Paramount Pictures is getting in the spooky spirit this Halloween season with a special Paramount Scares box set featuring classic and modern horror faves.
Read MoreB-Movie Legend Roger Corman Could've Made A TMNT Film – With The Wildest Cast Imaginable
The live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie from the '90s is beloved by fans, but things could've been much different if Roger Corman had his way.
Read MoreWes Anderson Still A Quiet Box Office Hero As Asteroid City Passes $50 Million
Asteroid City has passed the $50 million mark at the box office, further cementing Wes Anderson as an expert at making profitable original mid-budget films.
Read MoreIndie Director Darling Jeff Nichols Pitched The World's Most Depressing Aquaman Movie To WB
Before James Wan came aboard, Take Shelter and Mud filmmaker Jeff Nichols pitched his own idea for a much more downbeat Aquaman movie. It didn't go over well.
Read MoreBlue Beetle And Haunted Mansion Pass $100 Million At The Box Office In A Tale Of Two Disappointments
Warner Bros.' Blue Beetle and Disney's Haunted Mansion both finally passed $100 million, but it's too little too late for these two box office disappointments.
Read MoreOppenheimer Passes Guardians 3 To Enter The Top 3 At The Global Box Office For 2023
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer just helped shut out superhero films from the top 3 at the box office.
Read MoreWarner Bros. Discovery Takes One-Quarter Loss Larger Than Entire Industry Cost Of WGA Proposal
As the Hollywood strikes continue, for this past quarter alone, Warner Bros. Discovery revealed a whopping estimated loss of between $300-500 million.
Read MoreThe Boy And The Heron Teaser Gives Us A Look At Hayao Miyazaki's First Film In 10 Years
One of the world's greatest living artists, Hayao Miyazaki, is back after 10 years with his latest film. Watch the teaser and soak up all the Ghibli goodness.
Read MoreThe Top 3 Movies Of The Year Are Not Sequels For The First Time In More Than 20 Years
Barbie, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Oppenheimer topping the charts make it the first time in over two decades that non-sequels reign supreme.
Read MoreRogue One: A Star Wars Story Put Gareth Edwards Off Directing Big-Budget Sci-Fi
Directing Godzilla and Rogue One back-to-back left The Creator filmmaker Gareth Edwards feeling burnt out on big-budget sci-fi (for a while, anyway).
Read MoreThe Equalizer 3 Box Office Cements It As One Of The Most Consistent Franchises Ever
Audiences love to see Denzel Washington kick butt. The Equalizer 3's opening weekend box office performance proves that this franchise is very special indeed.
Read MoreThe Awesome Kitty Cyberpunk Video Game Adventure Stray Is Becoming An Animated Movie
Annapurna Animation is teaming up with Ice Age helmer Chris Wedge and Nimona co-director Nick Bruno to adapt the video game Stray into an animated film.
Read MoreCool 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!
Read MorePriscilla 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.
Read MoreDisney 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.
Read MoreWilliam 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.
Read MoreHow 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.
Read MoreCrashing A Smash Mouth Concert Gave Rat Race The Perfect Ending
Today we honor Steve Harwell's cameo in the comedy Rat Race when the film culminates at a Smash Mouth concert.
Read MoreThe Equalizer 3 Ends The Summer Box Office On A High With $42 Million Opening Weekend
The Equalizer 3 has scored the second-best Labor Day opening ever, and pushed the 2023 summer box office over the $4 billion mark.
Read MoreBottoms Goes Wide At The Box Office And Shoots For $3.7 Million Labor Day Weekend
Emma Seligman's lesbian high school fight club comedy Bottoms expanded to 715 theaters this weekend, and it's quietly kicking ass.
Read MoreRiddick Became A Box Office Success Because Vin Diesel Refused To Let His Passion Project Die
Did you know Vin Diesel used a cameo in Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift to get the rights to his Pitch Black character and make Riddick the way he wanted?
Read MoreHow Jimmy Buffett (And His Margaritas) Came To Jurassic World For That Cameo
Jimmy Buffett played a memorable cameo role in Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World. Here's how it came together.
Read MoreBarbie Is Officially The Highest-Grossing Movie Of The Year Worldwide
Barbie claims her crown as 2023's Queen of the Box Office, passing The Super Mario Bros Movie to become the biggest release of the year worldwide.
Read MoreHere Are Paul Thomas Anderson's Personal Recommendations For Classic Movies As TCM's New Advisor
Paul Thomas Anderson's first round of TCM classic movie recommendations are in and they're films that expose the vulnerabilities of humankind.
Read MoreHere Are Martin Scorsese's Personal Recommendations For Classic Movies As TCM's New Advisor
Martin Scorsese has picked his first round of recommendations at Turner Classic Movies as TCM's new advisor, and they're must-watch deep cuts!
Read MoreKarma Is A God: Hollywood Studios Underestimated Taylor Swift And Are Losing Out On Millions
Taylor Swift doesn't like Hollywood's tilted stage, so she cut the studios out of her Eras Tour deal entirely. The studios are not happy.
Read MoreHow Soon Will The Taylor Swift Eras Tour Concert Movie Be Streaming?
Salute to me, I'm your American queen: the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert movie is coming to theaters near you soon, but how long before it's on streaming?
Read MoreEmma Stone's Graphic Sex Scenes In Poor Things Are Coming To Save The Movie Sex Discourse
Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos have a lot to say about the value of sex scenes and intimacy coordinators after making their new film, Poor Things.
Read MoreElemental Overtakes Cars And Toy Story At The Worldwide Box Office
Despite a weak opening weekend at the box office, Pixar's Elemental has gone on to be a big hit, surpassing both Toy Story and Cars worldwide.
Read MoreClassic Sports Movie Rudy Is Coming To 4K With An Extended Director's Cut
The classic sports drama Rudy starring Sean Astin is coming to 4K for the first time, and it will have a new, extended director's cut along with it.
Read MoreThe Taylor Swift: Eras Tour Is Already Breaking Box Office Records
The box office needs an antihero and it's found one in Taylor Swift, with her Eras Tour concert film having already broken multiple presales records.
Read MoreCan The Nun II Scare Up Another Big Box Office Win For The Conjuring Universe?
The first standalone Nun film in the Conjuring Universe became the franchise's top grossing hit. Here's to hoping Valak scares up another blockbuster.
Read MoreThe Movies That Inspired Gareth Edwards To Make The Creator
Director Gareth Edwards mentioned Blade Runner and Apocalypse Now as movies that inspired The Creator, but he also reference Rain Man and more.
Read MoreHunger Games Prequel Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes Left Rachel Zegler Bruised From A 'Bloodbath'
Rachel Zegler got to flex her musical chops in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes ... when her character wasn't fighting for her life, that is.
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Movie Reviews (14)
The 15 Best Jake Gyllenhaal Movies Ranked
From intense indie dramas to thought-provoking sci-fi films, Jake Gyllenhaal can do it all. Here are his 15 best movies, ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreEl Conde Review: The Boldest Vampire Movie Of The Year Needed Just A Little More Bite
Pablo Larraín's stylish El Conde reimagines Augusto Pinochet as an ancient vampire, but the film never does enough with that novel premise.
Read MoreWoman Of The Hour Review: Anna Kendrick Delivers A Thrilling Directorial Debut [TIFF 2023]
Anna Kendrick's directorial debut Woman of the Hour is a strong thriller based on a shocking true story. Here's our TIFF review.
Read MoreLEGO's Avengers: Endgame Final Battle Is A Clever But Incomplete Tribute To Marvel's Movie
LEGO's latest recreation of the final battle in Avengers: Endgame makes for a cool display piece, but we wish it offered a more complete build.
Read MorePoolman Review: Chris Pine's Chinatown-Inspired Neo-Noir Bellyflops [TIFF 2023]
Chris Pine's directorial debut Poolman is an unfortunate misfire - a comedy that's never very funny with characters who just don't work. Here's our TIFF review.
Read MorePain Hustlers Review: Chris Evans And Emily Blunt Can't Rescue This Wolf Of Wall Street Knock-Off [TIFF 2023]
Pain Hustlers, starring Emily Blunt and Chris Evans, badly wants to be the Wolf of Wall Street, but comes nowhere close to matching that great movie.
Read MoreThe Holdovers Review: Alexander Payne And Paul Giamatti Reunite For This Marvellous Film [TIFF 2023]
The Holdovers is proof that we need more thoughtful, studied, loving, and irresistible human stories on screen. Here's our review from TIFF.
Read MoreMother, Couch Review: Ewan McGregor Stars In One Of The Strangest Films Of The Year [TIFF 2023]
Mother, Couch, starring Ewan McGregor and Ellen Burstyn, is a hazy dreamlike blast of chaos that proves to be irresistible. Here's our TIFF review.
Read MoreYellow Bus Review: How Far Will You Go For Justice? [TIFF 2023]
There's plenty to admire in 'Yellow Bus' -- especially Tannishtha Chatterjee's great performance -- a searing portrait of perseverance. Read our TIFF review.
Read MoreA Haunting In Venice Review: A Soggy Faux-Supernatural Return For Poirot
A Haunting in Venice, the third film in Kenneth Branagh's Poirot series, tries to change things up with a potentially supernatural bent, but does it work?
Read MoreDumb Money Review: This Timely Film Can't Live Up To Real Life [TIFF 2023]
The GameStop stock comedy Dumb Money is plenty funny and boasts some strong performances, but it feels like it only scratches the surface.
Read MoreThe Nun 2 Review: A Frequently Fun And Violent Romp Falls Victim To Prequelitis
The Nun II has some great scares and atmosphere but it also gets bogged down in being too beholden to the franchise that spawned it. Here's our review.
Read MoreA Spanish Slasher Is Climbing Netflix Charts Despite Bland Reviews
With Spain's Killer Book Club, Netflix is (sadly) once again proving that you don't need to make a good movie for it to do wild numbers on streaming.
Read MoreBrother Is The Best Movie You Didn't Get Around To Watching Last Month
Brother, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, and You Hurt My Feelings are all available to watch at home right now, and they're all worth your time.
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Star Wars Prequels' Stunt Coordinator Created A Scale Ranking Every Jedi & Sith's Strength
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith stunt coordinator Nick Gillard created a power ranking scale for all the Jedi and Sith to help with the film's lightsaber duels.
Read MoreWhy John Wick's Directors Cut Out A Major Chunk Of The Film's Finale
John Wick's finale originally ran much longer before the film's directors realized that John's opponent, Viggo, wouldn't be much of a match for him in a fight.
Read MoreBeyoncé Is Bringing A Renaissance Concert Tour Movie To Theaters
Just like Taylor Swift, recording superstar Beyoncé is striking a deal with AMC Theatres to bring her Renaissance concert tour to movie theaters this year.
Read MoreTimothy Dalton Almost Played James Bond In GoldenEye Instead Of Pierce Brosnan
Exactly how close did Timothy Dalton come to playing James Bond in GoldenEye instead of Pierce Brosnan? It kind of depends on which Bond creatives you ask.
Read MoreIs Black Panther 3 Still Happening Or Is Wakanda Not Really Forever?
Will we ever see a Black Panther 3? Here's an update on everything we know so far about a potential sequel to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Read MoreJ.J. Abrams' Star Trek Was Heavily Inspired By The Lives Of The Beatles
Once you start seeing the similarities between Kirk, Spock, McCartney, and Lennon, especially in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek films, it's hard to see any differences.
Read MoreSaw: The Gory Box Office Smash That Birthed One Of Horror's Biggest Franchises
James Wan and Leigh Whannell changed the course of not just horror history, but film history, when the original Saw film launched a franchise two decades ago.
Read MoreMace Windu's Star Wars Showdown With Palpatine Was A Slog From Start To Finish
The Mace Windu-Palpatine fight in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith isn't well liked by all Star Wars fans - and it wasn't enjoyable for George Lucas either.
Read MoreIs A Mallrats Sequel From Kevin Smith Still Happening?
For years fans have been eagerly awaiting news of Twilight of the Mallrats, Kevin Smith's follow-up to the 1995 indie classic. But is it really happening?
Read MoreIt's Saw X Vs. Paw Patrol Vs. The Creator In A Weird Weekend Box Office Battle
Robots and puppies and death traps, oh my! Saw X, PAW Patrol, and The Creator are going head-to-head-to-head at the box office this weekend.
Read MoreThe Best Movies And TV Shows Coming To Netflix In October 2023
There's more than horror movies and TV series to look forward to this spooky season. Here's everything coming to Netflix in October 2023.
Read MoreThe Best Movies And TV Shows Leaving Netflix In October 2023
October is right around the corner, so let's take a look at the titles leaving Netflix next month, including Reservoir Dogs, Collateral, and more.
Read MoreFilming Raiders Of The Lost Ark's Egypt Scenes Were Miserable For Everyone
Heat, sand, and food poisoning all played a part in making the shooting of the desert scenes in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark unpleasant.
Read MoreA Thousand And One Ending Explained: Family Is What You Make It
A.V. Rockwell's A Thousand and One explores the importance of found families through a story about a Black family struggling to stay together.
Read MoreR2-D2 Actor Kenny Baker's Other Star Wars Role Was Just As Uncomfortable
What's more uncomfortable: playing a tin-can-shaped robot or playing an alien bear? Star Wars actor Kenny Baker experienced both.
Read MoreIs Hocus Pocus 3 Still Happening At Disney, Or Are The Sanderson Sisters Done Running Amok?
Hocus Pocus has become one of the most beloved Halloween movies ever made, but after the success of Hocus Pocus 2, is there a chance a franchise has been born?
Read MoreEverything Wrong With 1984's Dune
Before Denis Villeneuve's two-part adaptation, David Lynch brought his own version of "Dune" to the screen. For all its delights, it certainly has some flaws.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch Every Hannibal Lecter Movie
Hannibal Lecter is one of the most infamous and beloved villains in horror history. If you're looking to binge the Lecter films, here's the correct order.
Read MoreCould The Amazing Spider-Man 3 With Andrew Garfield Still Happen After His MCU Debut?
Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker is now officially part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, best to not get your hopes up for The Amazing Spider-Man 3.
Read MoreThe Face Behind Freddy Fazbear In The Five Night's At Freddy's Movie Is One We've Seen Before
You might not recognize the actor behind Freddy Fazbear in Five Nights at Freddy's, but he's been scaring us and flooring us with stunts for years.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer Is A Huge Box Office Gamble For Universal And The Pressure Is On
Universal paid an arm and a leg to make Blumhouse and David Gordon Green's planned Exorcist trilogy. Can The Exorcist: Believer hit it big at the box office?
Read MoreNetflix Just Sent Out Their Last DVD, And It's An Oscar-Nominated Remake
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Filmmakers RKSS show their mean streak in Wake Up, a barbarically nasty hunt-and-stalk flick for the sake of viciousness. Read our review right here.
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The Creator is a visually stunning sci-fi epic, but Gareth Edwards' film suffers from a simplistic, somewhat derivative script. Here's our review.
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Read MoreThe Continental Finally Addresses The Biggest Mystery Of The John Wick Universe
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Read MoreWhere You Can Watch Twilight Zone: The Movie
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Everyone wants to make a throwback science fiction adventure. UFO Sweden asks: what if Sweden did it much better than Hollywood?
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Eileen is one of the best movies of the year. You should skip the trailer. You should skip our review. You should skip this article as well.
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Read MoreThe Brief Conversation That Launched John Williams' Long Star Wars Career
All it took was a brief conversation between George Lucas and Steven Spielberg for Lucas to approach John Williams about scoring the original Star Wars.
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An American man moves his family to peaceful, picturesque Norway and pays the price for not respecting the local creatures in There's Something in the Barn.
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In Jason Yu's thriller Sleep, there are worse things in a marriage than being woken up by your partner snoring.
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The long-running horror anthology series continues with V/H/S/85, one of the most ambitious and consistent entries in the franchise.
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Kaitlyn Dever delivers a mostly dialogue-free performance in the entertaining alien invasion thriller No One Will Save You. Here's our review.
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Macon Blair's The Toxic Avenger remake is gory and silly and probably made for about a dozen people. Maybe you're one of them.
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William Friedkin's last directorial effort, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, is a riveting courtroom drama. Check out the film's trailer.
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Demián Rugna, whose 2017 film Terrified freaked us the heck out, is back with an eerie new horror film called When Evil Lurks. Check out the trailer here.
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The rumors were true: Guillermo del Toro nearly reunited with his Blade II writer David Goyer to direct a Star Wars movie about Jabba the Hutt.
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Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger, can I take your order ... for everything you need to know about Good Burger 2?
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Kitty Green's The Royal Hotel, starring Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick, feels like a thriller that turns into a full-blown horror movie.
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Read MoreJohn Carpenter Actually Buried Actors Underground In Vampires
In John Carpenter's Vampires, the acclaimed horror director actually put his actors completely underground for a scene in which vampires burst from the ground.
Read MoreHarry Potter Director Chris Columbus Was In Fear Of Being Fired Every Day On Set
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Read MoreThunderball Was A Legal Landmine For James Bond Author Ian Fleming
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Read MoreHere's Where You Can Watch Every A Nightmare On Elm Street Movie
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Read MoreThe Last-Minute Reversal That Saved Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
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Read More/Film Is Hosting An Early Screening Of The Creator In ScreenX – Here's How To Attend
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Read MoreHail Valak! The Nun 2 Defeats Hercule Poirot's Haunting In Venice At The Box Office
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Read MoreWhy Quentin Tarantino Almost Canceled The Hateful Eight
Quentin Tarantino has never worried about his finished screenplays leaking. However, he nearly canceled The Hateful Eight after an early script draft got out.
Read MoreMission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Could Break Even At The Box Office, Thanks To A Lawsuit
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Read MoreYes, The Chocolates In Wonka Are Real, And Free Candy Was Handed Out On Set
Professional chocolatier Gabriella Cugno crafted the chocolate in Wonka herself and ensured there was always some available for the cast and crew to snack on.
Read MoreRustin Review: Colman Domingo Dazzles In This Satisfying Biopic [TIFF 2023]
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Read MoreWhere To Watch John Carpenter's Vampires
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Read MoreEnemy Ending Explained: Trapped In A Web Of One's Own Making
Denis Villeneuve's doppelganger thriller Enemy concludes on a haunting but deliberately enigmatic note. Let's consider what its ending could mean.
Read MoreBart Simpson Was In The Twilight Zone Movie (Sort Of)
Perhaps instead of screaming 'The Simpsons did it!' we should be screaming 'The Twilight Zone' did it!
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Director Drew Inspiration From A DC Supervillain – And Steven Spielberg
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie was inspired by the films of Steven Spielberg, as well as Todd Phillips' Joker and ... the work of Terrence Malick?
Read MoreJoss Whedon Predicted Marvel's Current Problems While Making Avengers: Age Of Ultron
The MCU's cultural dominance has been called into question, and while making Age of Ultron, Joss Whedon predicted the 'danger' of the studio's approach.
Read MoreA Harmless Omission Made C-3PO's Star Wars Casting A Bit Awkward
A little bit of semantic confusion momentarily stood in Anthony Daniels' way of being 'cast' as C-3PO in Star Wars.
Read MoreWhen The James Bond Franchise Will End, According To Barbara Broccoli
James Bond series producer and head honcho Barbara Broccoli thinks the franchise will continue on for however long audiences still want to watch Bond films.
Read MoreIs Cocaine Bear 2 Happening Or Will The Drug-Fueled Ursine Stay In Hibernation?
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Read MoreOppenheimer Is Now The Highest-Grossing Biopic Of All Time
In its ninth weekend at the box office, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer has surpassed Bohemian Rhapsody with a running global total of $912 million.
Read MoreTim Burton Isn't Happy About How The Flash Used Batman And Superman
Tim Burton has had enough of working for studios like Disney and Warner Bros. The way his Batman and Superman were used in The Flash was the final straw.
Read More20 Years Ago, The Low Budget Box Office Hit Cabin Fever Launched Eli Roth's Career
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Read MoreThe Four Biggest Things A Haunting In Venice Actually Keeps From Its Source Material
Kenneth Branagh's latest Agatha Christie film, A Haunting in Venice, doesn't have much fidelity with its source material, and there's an interesting story why.
Read MoreThis Thanksgiving Could Be A Huge Success (Or Huge Disaster) For The Box Office
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Read MoreIs Golden Freddy Vanessa Or Mike's Little Brother In The Five Nights At Freddy's Movie?
Digging deeper into the Five Nights at Freddy's lore shines light on intriguing details included in the trailer ... especially one related to Golden Freddy.
Read MoreThe Batman's Batmobile Almost Looked Like Christopher Nolan's Version
An early design pitch for the new Batmobile in Matt Reeves' The Batman skewed a little too close to traits of the Tumbler from the Dark Knight trilogy.
Read MoreWhat James Bond Theme Should Have Won The Best Song Oscar Before Skyfall? An Investigation
Adele's theme song for Skyfall rightly took home the Best Original Song Oscar, but which James Bond films deserved to win that category before that?
Read MoreStar Wars: The Story Of Darth Vader Answers A Lingering Force Ghost Question From 1983
Believe it or not, a canonical children's book explains what many fans have been asking about Anakin Skywalker and Force ghosts since Return of the Jedi
Read MoreHow Star Wars Brought Force Ghosts To Life In The Time Before CGI
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Read MoreThe Five Nights At Freddy's Trailer Easter Egg You Probably Missed
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Read MoreA Key Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith Scene Was Shot During Attack Of The Clones
An infant Luke Skywalker's arrival on Tatooine in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith was partly shot five years before the film even came out.
Read MoreThe Biggest Inspiration For A Haunting In Venice Is A Real-World Crime – Sort Of
Is A Haunting in Venice inspired by a true story? Well, it's not based on an actual crime, but it's still inspired by the real life tragedy of post-war trauma.
Read MoreThe X-Men Movies Almost Changed Rogue In The Comics
Grant Morrison was taken with how Fox's X-Men movies reinterpreted Rogue and once intended to give the character a dramatic overhaul in Marvel's comic books.
Read MoreHow James Cameron And Alita Reportedly Set Dark Phoenix Up For Failure
A shifting of release date for Alita: Battle Angel at the request of James Cameron caused X-Men: Dark Phoenix to move, too, and that might've spelled doom.
Read MoreJeffrey Wright Based The Batman's Lt. Gordon On A Very Famous Real-Life Cop
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Read MoreCan Expendables 4 Use Nostalgia And Fresh Blood To Recapture Box Office Glory?
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Read MoreBox Office: A Haunting In Venice Summons The Ghost Of A $15 Million Opening Weekend
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Read MoreA Futurama Movie Could Be In The Cards At Hulu
Futurama producer Claudia Katz has expressed interest in making another movie, now that the series has been revived at Hulu again.
Read MoreX Ending Explained: The Importance Of Being Randy
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Read MoreIs Pulp Fiction 2 Happening? What Quentin Tarantino Has Said Over The Years
If you're wondering why Pulp Fiction 2 never happened, it's probably because Quentin Tarantino himself has teased various spin-offs over the years.
Read MoreThe Decision To Kill John Wick's Dog Was Hotly Debated Behind The Scenes
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Read MoreAll Of The Animatronics In Five Nights At Freddy's Explained
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Read MoreWhy Making Barbie 'Stereotypical' In The Movie Was Controversial But Necessary
Stereotypical Barbie is exactly the name Margot Robbie's character needed in Greta Gerwig's Barbie movie. But Mattel wasn't happy about it - at first.
Read MoreAhsoka's Age Throughout Star Wars History, Explained
Ahsoka has been fighting in Star Wars since she was a child, but it wasn't until a recent episode of her own series that we truly have a grasp on that concept.
Read MoreAnother Roald Dahl Classic Hits Netflix's Top 10 Ahead Of Henry Sugar's Arrival
Danny DeVito's Matilda, starring Mara Wilson, is currently in the top 10 on Netflix, seemingly proving again that users will always gravitate towards classics.
Read MoreThe Only Five Nights At Freddy's Recap You Need Before Watching The New Movie
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie is on the way. Here's everything you need to know about the video games that inspired the highly anticipated horror flick.
Read MoreA Haunting In Venice Isn't Kenneth Branagh's First Horror Movie
A Haunting in Venice has Kenneth Branagh dabbling in horror movie elements, but this isn't the first scary movie he's directed.
Read MoreTrolls Band Together Is Making A Complete NSYNC Reunion Happen
It ain't no lie: the members of NSYNC are reuniting for the band's first new song in two decades, 'Better Place,' for the animated sequel Trolls Band Together.
Read MoreIs Five Nights At Freddy's Already Plagued By The Resident Evil Fandom Curse?
A devoted fandom can be a major blessing, but it can also prove disastrous when fan expectations get out of hand. Case in point: Five Nights at Freddy's.
Read MoreA Haunting In Venice Shares More With The Sixth Sense Than Dead People
Both A Haunting in Venice and The Sixth Sense deal with ghosts, but there's a specific (spoilery) story beat that the films share, too.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Entire Conjuring Franchise
The time-hopping, globetrotting horror franchise can be enjoyed in a number of ways. But darn it, there is only one right way!
Read MoreYou May Want To Keep A Close Eye On The Body Language In A Haunting In Venice
The cinematographer for A Haunting in Venice urges viewers to pay attention to the body language clues to help solve Hercule Poirot's latest mystery.
Read MoreSeven Ending Explained: The Power Of Evil And The Limits Of Apathy
David Fincher's Seven is a profound meditation on the struggle between good and evil, which come to a climactic clash in the film's infamous ending.
Read MoreHow A Haunting In Venice Became The Third Modern Poirot Movie With A Problematic Actor
Johnny Depp. Armie Hammer. Tina Fey. A Haunting in Venice continues Kenneth Branagh's habit of casting actors who get people truly riled up.
Read MoreSeven Veils Review: An Operatic Drama With Impressive Performances And Missed Opportunities [TIFF 2023]
Atom Egoyan's Seven Veils, starring Amanda Seyfried, is a curious, ambitious film that never quite comes together. Here's our TIFF review.
Read MoreIs Freddy Vs. Jason 2 Happening? The First One Left The Door Open For A Rematch
Freddy vs. Jason was one of the surprise hits of the 2000s horror reboot boom, leaving fans clamoring for more. But is a Freddy vs. Jason 2 happening?
Read MoreThe Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse And More
The latest new Blu-ray releases worth checking out include Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, No Hard Feelings, The Little Mermaid remake, and more.
Read MoreWhy A Haunting In Venice Decided To Move Agatha Christie's Story To Italy
Agatha Christie's story was originally set in England, so why did Kenneth Branagh make a setting change for A Haunting in Venice?
Read MoreA Haunting In Venice Ending Explained: Back From The Dead
Kenneth Branagh and his mustache are back as Hercule Poirot in A Haunting in Venice. Let's get spoilery and talk about the film's ending.
Read MoreHow Aquaman 2 Gives Black Manta Enough Power To Challenge Arthur
Black Manta is still just a human but he'll be 'empowered' in a way that allows him to go one-on-one with Arthur Curry in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Read MoreYes, Aquaman 2 Leaves The Door Open For A Third Film To Complete The Trilogy
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom might not be the last we see of Jason Momoa's Arthur Curry, as the film seemingly sets the stage to complete a trilogy.
Read MoreAquaman 2 Was Directly Inspired By A Master Filmmaker And A Classic Comic Book Age
James Wan has cited Ray Harryhausen as a major influence on Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, in addition to DC's Silver Age comics about the aquatic superhero.
Read MoreHere's What Critics And Fans Are Saying About A Haunting In Venice
Kenneth Branagh's latest Agatha Christie-adapted mystery takes Poirot to the canals of Venice, and critics and fans are abuzz. Here's what they're saying.
Read MoreWhy The Five Nights At Freddy's Films Should Treat William Afton Like Jigsaw
Five Nights at Freddy's villain William Afton was slowly built up in the background on the games, making him a Jigsaw-like antagonist.
Read MoreIs Barbie 2 Happening? Here's What Director Greta Gerwig Has Said
What's up with Barbie 2? Is it happening? Here's everything Greta Gerwig and producer/star Margot Robbie have said about a potential Barbie sequel so far.
Read MoreWhere You've Seen The Cast Of A Haunting In Venice Before
Kenneth Branagh has once again assembled a great cast for his new Hercule Poirot flick, A Haunting in Venice. Here's where you've seen the film's actors before.
Read MoreThe Nun 2 Easter Egg Guide: Director Michael Chaves Reveals His Hidden References
If you think the latest entry in the Conjuring universe is full of Easter eggs ... you're right. The Nun 2 director Michael Chaves breaks them down.
Read MoreTransformers Had To Revive Optimus Prime For The Sake Of Some Very Unhappy Kids
Believe it or not, there was a time when the Transformers franchise killed off Optimus Prime - a decision that left a lot of kids feeling pretty upset.
Read MoreBarbie Had A Problematic Online Effect That Concerned Podiatrists Everywhere
The latest TikTok trend around the Barbie movie has podiatrists concerned. It turns out life in plastic isn't so fantastic for us humans.
Read MoreThe 13 Scariest Animated Movies
From anime to Disney, from zombie jump scares to existential dread, here are the 13 scariest animated movies ranked ahead of the spookiest time of year.
Read MoreFoundation Director Roxann Dawson Breaks Down That Big Battle And Demerzel's Reveal [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Roxann Dawson, who directed the eighth and ninth episodes of Foundation season 2, about balancing personal moments with sprawling space fights.
Read MoreThe Only Hunger Games Timeline Breakdown You Need
It's been years since the last "Hunger Games" movie. With "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" arriving, here's everything you need to remember about the story.
Read MoreAll 58 Walt Disney Animation Studios Films Ranked From Worst To Best [Part Three]
Welcome to the third and final part of this series exploring animation in all its wonders. Here are the top 20 Disney animated movies ranked.
Read MoreAll 58 Walt Disney Animation Studios Films Ranked From Worst To Best [Part Two]
With the worst films out of the way, we can finally get to the good stuff. This is the second part of our Disney Animation ranked list.
Read MoreWhy The Creator Of Five Nights At Freddy's Got Kicked Off The Franchise By His Own Fans
Scott Cawthon created the wildly popular horror game Five Night at Freddy's. But he's no longer involved with the franchise, and there's a reason for that.
Read MoreJean-Claude Van Damme Is Kicking His Way Into The New Mortal Kombat Game
The upcoming video game reboot Mortal Kombat 1 will feature a skin that turns legendary action star Jean-Claude Van Damme into Johnny Cage.
Read MoreThe Grim True Story Behind Saint Lucy In The Nun 2
Even the most devout believers in Saint Lucy surely couldn't have imagined the martyred Saint would end up helping defeat the demon Valak in The Nun II.
Read MoreAll 58 Walt Disney Animation Studios Films Ranked From Worst To Best [Part One]
The arrival of Frozen II brings the number of Disney Animated feature films to 58. Here are all Disney animated movies ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreWhy Rotten Tomatoes Is Roger Ebert's Fault
Rotten Tomatoes is rightly getting called out for turning film art into content and critics into quip machines. But it all started with Roger Ebert.
Read MoreAre You Allowed To Sing And Cheer During The Taylor Swift Concert Film? A Handy Guide For Swifties
Sorry, even though Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is getting a concert movie, you shouldn't act like you're at a concert when you're in the movie theater.
Read MoreHollywood 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.
Read MoreWhy 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.
Read MoreHow Samuel L. Jackson's Potty Mouth Inspired One Of The Mandalorian's Best Phrases
You can't curse in the Star Wars galaxy, but you can get creative, and that's exactly what The Mandalorian did, with a little Samuel L. Jackson inspiration.
Read MoreAll The Pink On Barbie's Set Created A Magenta Nightmare For The Lighting Crew
All the pink on the Barbie set created a lighting challenge for cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, who looked to The Umbrellas of Cherbourg for inspiration.
Read MoreA Legendary Singer Influenced Both Megatron & The Cave Of Wonders From Disney's Aladdin
Voice actor Frank Welker drew inspiration from a legendary singer when it came time to create voices for characters like Transformers' Megatron.
Read MoreThe One Barbie Line That Immediately Sold Kate McKinnon On The Movie
Unfortunately, the Weird Barbie line that convinced Kate McKinnon to join the Barbie cast was cut from the final version. Thankfully, we still know what it was.
Read MoreEvery Shrek Movie Ranked
What's the best Shrek movie? What's the worst? In honor of everyone's favorite ogre, we went ahead and ranked the entire main franchise right here.
Read MoreThe Five Nights At Freddy's Movie Is Borrowing A Cool Element From The Fourth Game
Chica the Chicken's cupcake, known as Carl, may be bringing some jump scares in the Five Nights at Freddy's movie, borrowing an element from the fourth game.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino's Weirdest Role Was In A Steven Spielberg Video Game
Steven Spielberg's Director's Chair is quite the odd relic of 1990s video game culture, complete with a bizarro Quentin Tarantino performance.
Read MoreCillian Murphy Can't Compare Oppenheimer To Peaky Blinders (But Christopher Nolan Can)
Cillian Murphy doesn't see any connection between Oppenheimer and his Peaky Blinders character Tommy Shelby, but Christopher Nolan does.
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The Man Who Really Saved Rick And Morty (No, Not Dan Harmon)
Rick and Morty once had a chaotic production behind the scenes, but executive producer Scott Marder helped make things operate much smoother.
Read MoreMichael Gambon, Dumbledore In The Harry Potter Movies And Screen Legend, Has Died At 82
Actor Michael Gambon, a legendary star of stage and screen, known for playing Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films, has died.
Read MoreThe True Detective: Night Country Trailer Has Jodie Foster Investigating A Giant Block Of Flesh
Time is a flat circle as True Detective returns yet again, this time in the form of True Detective: Night Country. Watch the trailer starring Jodie Foster.
Read MoreThe New Rick And Morty Voices Are Young, Unknown Actors
Justin Roiland voiced Rick and Morty before Adult Swim severed ties with the series co-creator, and two young, unknown actors have replaced him.
Read MoreHow To Watch Moonlighting (Finally)
Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd starred in one of the best television shows of all time, and now 'Moonlighting' is finally coming to streaming.
Read MoreDavid McCallum, Star Of The Man From UNCLE, Has Died At 90
Veteran actor and NCIS star David McCallum has passed away at the age of 90.
Read MoreThe Rick And Morty Season 7 Trailer Debuts The New Soundalike Voices Replacing Justin Roiland
Rick and Morty season 7 is coming in October, and a new trailer has just teased the voices who are replacing Justin Roiland as the titular characters.
Read MoreThe Office Reboot Allegedly On The Way With Original Showrunner Calling The Shots
The Office reboot may be on the way, but before you get too upset, original showrunner Greg Daniels is apparently returning to take the lead.
Read MoreDavid Tennant's Time Lord Returns In Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Specials Trailer
Doctor Who is back for some David Tennant and Catherine Tate-filled goodness. Check out the trailer for the new run of 60th anniversary specials.
Read MoreCBS May Have Censored Yellowstone, But It's Certainly Not Suffering
Yellowstone season 1 just started airing on CBS in a censored form, but that's not keeping viewers away from the hit series.
Read MoreThe Santa Clauses Season 2 Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Scott Calvin and his family are back for another adventure at the North Pole in The Santa Clauses season 2. Here's everything we know about this season so far.
Read MoreNew Planet Of The Apes Comic Set In Original Movie Timeline Coming From Marvel
Oh my god, I was wrong. It was Earth all along! And The Planet of the Apes is getting a prequel comic from Marvel called Beware the Planet of the Apes.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things' Matthew Modine Hates Dr. Brenner And Will Never Play A Similar Role
Getting under Dr. Brenner's skin in Stranger Things was an unpleasant experience that made Matthew Modine feel sick to his stomach.
Read MorePercy Jackson And The Olympians Trailer Brings The Beloved Fantasy Books To Disney+
Are you ready to return to Camp Half-Blood? The trailer for the Disney+ TV series adaptation of Percy Jackson and the Olympians has arrived.
Read MoreThe Chucky Season 3 Trailer Puts A 'Good Guy' In The Oval Office
Chucky is cutting his way through Washington DC, and he's found his way into the White House with the First Family in the new trailer for Chucky season 3.
Read MoreI Checked Into The Continental, And Found A John Wick Spin-Off With Something To Prove
The filmmakers behind Peacock's The Continental spoke about how the John Wick spin-off streaming series came to life and showed us some tricks of the trade.
Read MoreDrew Barrymore Cancels Controversial Plan To Bring Talk Show Back Amid Hollywood Strikes
Following major backlash to the announcement that The Drew Barrymore Show would resume despite the writers strike, the show's host has reversed course.
Read MoreWill There Be A One Piece Season 2?
Short answer? Yes, One Piece season 2 has officially been given a greenlight by Netflix. Check out the statement from creator and illustrator Eiichiro Oda here.
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The 44 Best Two-Player Board Games
Are you and a friend or loved one looking to go head-to-head across a dining room table this holiday season? We've got game recommendations for ya!
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Our Flag Means Death Season 2 Review: Get On Board With This Funny, Dark, And Brilliant Return
There's so much creative energy stuffed into Our Flag Means Death season 2 that it should be bursting at the seams. Read our review of the new season here.
Read MoreCastlevania: Nocturne Review: A Worthy Heir To The Castlevania Series
The animated series Castlevania: Nocturne proves itself to be a worthy heir that explores fresh variations of familiar elements. Read our review right here.
Read MoreGen V Review: Just As Fun And Twisted As The Boys, If A Little Too Familiar
Whether you're a fan of The Boys or you just like superhero stories in general, Gen V is definitely worth your time. Here's our review of the spinoff.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 7 Brings In A Helpful Hologram From Star Wars Rebels
Ahsoka episode 7 brings back Hayden Christensen for another cameo, this time as a hologram that was previously included in Star Wars Rebels.
Read MoreThe Shadow Of Anakin Skywalker Looms Large Over Ahsoka's 'Dreams And Madness' Episode
Ahsoka episode 7 has arrived, and the shadow of Anakin Skywalker looms large as our heroes deal with the impending threat of Thrawn's return.
Read MoreDream Scenario Review: Nicolas Cage Is The Man Of Your Dreams [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Nicolas Cage is fantastic as a professor who starts appearing in everyone's dreams in the quirky, strange Dream Scenario. Read our review right here.
Read More30 Coins Season 2 Review: Go-For-Broke Religious Horror Series Returns Bigger And Scarier Than Ever [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Álex de la Iglesia's 30 Coins is one of the best horror shows of the past decade and season 2 is just as wild and crazy as season 1. Here's our review.
Read MoreThe Fall Of The House Of Usher Review: Mike Flanagan's Latest Is Succession Meets Edgar Allan Poe
Mike Flanagan tackles the world of Edgar Allan Poe with his somewhat disappointing new Netflix series The Fall of the House of Usher. Here's our review.
Read MoreThe Continental Review: A Lifeless, Joyless, And Ultimately Pointless Return To The Wick-Verse
The John Wick prequel series The Continental is a dour, poorly-lit, and oftentimes humorless slog that can't hold a candle to the movies that inspired it.
Read MoreAhsoka Delivers A Tremendous Set Up For The Series' Final Conflict In 'Far, Far Away'
Episode 6 of the Star Wars show Ahsoka gave us a brilliant build-up toward the series' final conflict.
Read MoreNext Goal Wins Review: Taika Waititi's Latest Is A Disastrous Sports Movie [TIFF 2023]
Taika Waititi's Next Goal Wins feels like it's made by a director out of ideas -- it's a film made up of lazy, visually vacant, and soulless filmmaking.
Read MoreSolo Review: A Dazzling Celebration Of Drag [TIFF 2023]
Solo is a radiant and intimate story of queer life and a celebration of the queer community's connection to the art of drag. Read our TIFF 2023 review.
Read MoreIrena's Vow Review: Sophie Nelisse Proves She's A Star In This Beautiful Story Of Human Endurance [TIFF 2023]
Irena's Vow is a timely portrait of resisting hatred, and how far you're willing to go to do the right thing. Check out our TIFF 2023 review right here.
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Forget Mera: Aquaman 2 Is A Full-On Tango And Cash Bromance Between Arthur And Orm
Where Aquaman was a romantic action-adventure, James Wan describes Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom as a bromance movie about Arthur Curry and his sibling Orm.
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Science Fiction Movies (18)
The Creator Tackles A Subject Star Wars Has Been Afraid To Touch
Rogue One director Gareth Edwards' film The Creator is all about a robot uprising, a subject that has yet to be fully explored in a Star Wars movie.
Read MoreShould You Capitalize Stormtroopers, Jedi, Or Rebel Alliance? A Star Wars Writing Style Guide
If you're writing about Star Wars and aren't sure about the grammatical rules of this ever-expanding universe, we're here to to help.
Read MoreThe Idea For The Jedi In Star Wars Came From A Controversial 'Non-Fiction' Book
Carlos Castaneda's The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge ended up as Jedi inspiration for George Lucas when he was writing Star Wars.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas Took The Silent Movie Approach To Writing The Star Wars Saga
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, George Lucas crafted a cinematic space opera with Star Wars and borrowed silent film techniques to do it.
Read MoreOne Of E.T.'s Most Honest Lines Was Improvised By A 6-Year-Old Drew Barrymore
Drew Barrymore once thought E.T. was real. When she made an observation about the alien, Steven Spielberg included her improvised line in his classic film.
Read MoreWho Is Mavra Zane In Star Wars? The Yellow Lightsaber Wielding Jedi Explained
Yellow lightsabers aren't common in the Star Wars universe, but fans who played the Kinect game will remember a Jedi who wielded one: Mavra Zane.
Read MoreBarbie's Marketing Team Had Concerns Over Its 2001: A Space Odyssey Parody
Warner Bros. marketing president didn't think the 2001: A Space Odyssey opening of the movie would resonate with young audiences. Thankfully, he was wrong.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas Had Blunt Advice For Luke And Vader's Final Star Wars Lightsaber Duel
George Lucas's advice for the Luke and Vader duel in Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi helped make the film powerful and emotionally resonant.
Read MoreAn Original Star Wars X-Wing Model Believed To Be Lost For Decades Is Now Up For Auction
The long-lost model for the the Red Leader X-wing used to shoot the Death Star battle sequence in the original Star Wars can be yours for as 'little' as $400K.
Read MoreMark 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.
Read MoreStar Trek Briefly Had Bigger Plans For J.J. Abrams' Kelvin Timeline
Paramount's Star Trek Kelvin Timeline plans once extended beyond the JJ Abrams Star Trek movies and Justin Lin's Star Trek Beyond. Here's what they had in mind.
Read MoreThe Spock And Kirk Problem J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Set Out To Solve
When it came time for director J.J. Abrams to put his spin on Star Trek, he wanted to overcome a Spock and Kirk problem that all came down to characterization.
Read MoreStar Wars' Forgotten Han Solo Knows Exactly Why He Failed
Perry King's failed Han Solo audition may have cost him Star Wars on screen, but it earned him the chance to play Han in a different capacity.
Read MorePlaying Darth Vader In Star Wars Wasn't What David Prowse Expected At First
David Prowse is the man behind Darth Vader's iconic gait and bearing. But he almost played another Star Wars character equally infamous for his stature.
Read MoreStar Wars' Original Darth Vader Actor Had A Lot Of Issues With The Phantom Menace
Original Darth Vader actor David Prowse had issues with The Phantom Menace when it first came out, including Maul's fate in the Star Wars prequel.
Read MoreStar Wars' Unmasking Of Sebastian Shaw As Darth Vader Disappointed David Prowse
David Prowse gave Darth Vader his infamous, imperious stature. But a Sebastian Shaw casting swap tainted an important career moment for Prowse.
Read MoreStar Wars Actors We Lost Too Soon
Whether their work went underappreciated behind alien masks or they became icons in the hearts of fans, these "Star Wars" actors were taken from us too soon.
Read MoreIn The Five Nights At Freddy's Movie, The Animatronics' Eyes Are Red For A Reason
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie trailer has some fans concerned over the animatronics' eye color, but one crew member has an intriguing explanation.
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Science Fiction Shows (48)
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Brings Back The Show's Most Surreal Joke
The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4, 'In the Cradle of Vexilon,' revisits the show's recurring gag about God being a koala.
Read MoreLower Decks Season 4's Anomaly Storage Room Is A Treasure Trove Of Star Trek Easter Eggs
The anomaly storage room in the latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks has Easter eggs galore, including a Betazoid gift box and others Trek fans will spot.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Built An Entire Subplot Around Deep Space Nine's Most Hated Episode
A Wadi game called Chula factors into the newest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, and it serves as both a major subplot and a callback to Deep Space Nine.
Read MoreAhsoka Uses A Rare And Potentially Dangerous Jedi Force Power In Episode 5
Ahsoka episode 5 sees Ahsoka using psychometry, a potentially dangerous Force power that's shown up before in titles like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
Read MoreWhy Anakin Wasn't With Ahsoka At The Siege Of Mandalore
A young Ahsoka Tano had to fight without her master, Anakin Skywalker, during the Siege of Mandalore in the Clone Wars.
Read MoreAhsoka's Force Experience In Episode 5 Differs From Luke And Rey's In One Big Way
Ahsoka's face-off with her Master in 'Shadow Warrior' delivers a brand new style of Force Experience in Star Wars.
Read MoreWhere You've Seen The Young Actress In Ahsoka Episode 5 Before
Did Young Ahsoka look familiar in episode 5? That's because she was played by one of the stars of 2023's highest-grossing film.
Read MoreStar Trek's New Animated Shorts Bring Back The Characters Fans Have Been Missing
Multiple new Star Trek series have been set around the original era, but characters from the animated series have yet to make live-action debuts. Why is that?
Read MoreWhy Star Trek Cut Beverly Crusher From The Next Generation Season 2
According to her colleagues, Beverly Crusher was fired from Star Trek: The Next Generation season 2 because of a producer who hated both her and her character.
Read MoreHow Firefly And Futurama Changed The Fate Of Star Trek: Enterprise
What do Star Trek: Enterprise, Futurama, and Firefly have in common? Besides being sci-fi TV shows, they also courted some of the same writers.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Puts A Fan-Favorite Character (And His Star Trek Inspiration) On Trial
Zapp Brannigan is inspired by Captain Kirk from Star Trek, and the latest episode of Futurama season 11 digs into that and the character's problematic nature.
Read MoreLetting Jonathan Frakes Direct Star Trek Came Back To Bite The Show's Producer
Letting Jonathan Frakes direct episodes of Star Trek inspired a trend that producers regretted.
Read More15 Episodes Of The Twilight Zone That Are Still Relevant Today
The Twilight Zone is as timely and relevant today as when Rod Serling's masterpiece debuted. These are the 15 episodes that are particularly relevant.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Next Generation Scrapped A Sequel To One Of Its Best Picard Plots
A scrapped plot sequel from a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode focusing on Picard could have provided one of the most emotional moments in Trek history.
Read MoreHow Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Pioneered The Sci-Fi Genre For Years To Come
The Twilight Zone creator and narrator Rod Serling once feared being forgotten. Decades later, he's come to have a widespread influence on the sci-fi genre.
Read MoreThe Music For Star Trek: TNG Was A Huge Source Of Tension Behind The Scenes
The creatives behind Star Trek: The Next Generation often had conflicting ideas about how noticeable (or not) the show's music ought to be.
Read MoreGeorge R.R. Martin's Career May Have Never Happened Without The Twilight Zone
Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin got his start writing for the '80s reboot of the Twilight Zone, and without that opportunity, who knows where he'd be.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone Episode That Gave Planet Of The Apes Its Famous Twist Ending
The original Planet of the Apes' legendary twist ending bears more than a passing resemblance to that of the Twilight Zone episode I Shot An Arrow Into the Air.
Read MoreHow To Tell A Star Trek Character's Rank At A Glance: Rank Pips Explained
From captains and commanders to ensigns and admirals, here is the entire, often oblique Star Trek ranking/pip system, explained.
Read MoreYep, Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Doesn't Ignore The Strange New Worlds Crossover
Remember that Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and Star Trek: Lower Decks crossover? Well, Lower Decks season 4 remembers it, too.
Read MoreRod Serling's Big Twilight Zone Pet Peeve Is Still As Frustrating As Ever
Rod Serling hated one thing about The Twilight Zone on cable ... the mandatory commercials. Celebrities, they're just like us!
Read MoreMeet Moopsy, The Cutest Murder Alien On Star Trek: Lower Decks
We love Moopsy, don't we folks? The cute little alien from Star Trek: Lower Decks. Moopsy drinks bones, and lots of people are talking about that.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 5 Will Be In Theaters (But There's A Catch)
All the free tickets to see Ahsoka episode 5 in theaters have been claimed, but you can still join the waitlist to see the Star Wars series on the big screen.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Season 4's Weirdest Episode Title Is A Reference To A Legendary Sci-Fi Writer
Harlan Ellison, one of the most influential sci-fi writers of all time (and also one of the angriest), gets a nod in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Season 4's Next Generation Jokes Are Brilliant Deep Cuts
Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4 is filled to the brim with deep-cut references to not just Star Trek history, but plenty of other sci-fi as well.
Read MoreLower Decks Season 4 Pays Hilarious Tribute To Star Trek's Original Pilot
Why does Mariner keep saying 'menagerie' in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4, episode 2? It all goes back to the original Star Trek series' OG pilot.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 4 Pays Amazing Tribute To One Of George Lucas' Biggest Inspirations
Ahsoka episode 4, 'Fallen Jedi,' tips its hat to Akira Kurosawa's classic epic Seven Samurai on multiple occasions, and not just during the fight scenes either.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Premiere Is Jam-Packed With Voyager Easter Eggs
If you're looking for deep-cut Star Trek: Voyager Easter eggs, the Lower Decks season 4 premiere will give you what you want. And then some.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Finally Explains What Happened To The USS Voyager
If you're wondering what happened to the USS Voyager after that show's series finale, Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4 is here to fill in the gaps.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks And T'Lyn: Everything To Remember About The Newest Crew Member
The newest crew member on Star Trek: Lower Decks isn't actually new – we first met the Vulcan science officer T'Lyn back in season 2.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 4 Puts Sabine In An Unfortunate Club With Indiana Jones
Ahsoka episode 4 forces Sabine to make a difficult choice that recalls Indiana Jones' not-so-great actions in a key scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Read MoreWhy Ahsoka's Eye Of Scion Could Be A Bigger Threat Than The Death Star
The Eye of Scion on Ahsoka might not be as powerful as the Death Star but what it lacks in world-destroying potential it makes up for in other qualities.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 4 Sent Clone Wars Fans Reeling With Just Two Words
Ahsoka episode 4, 'Fallen Jedi,' featured a moment (and two words) that Star Wars: The Clone Wars fans have been eagerly anticipating since the show began.
Read MoreWhere In The Force Is Ahsoka At The End Of Episode 4?
Our titular Jedi ends up in a strange place at the end of Star Wars: Ahsoka episode 'Fallen Jedi.' But where in the Force is she?
Read MoreAhsoka Delivers A 'Fallen Jedi' With An Episode That Demands Your Attention
Star Wars: Ahsoka episode 4, 'Fallen Jedi,' is impossible to describe without spoiling. Sorry!
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 4 Answers Questions About Marrok (And Raises Others)
Episode 4 of Star Wars: Ahsoka finally hinted at the identity of Marrok, and left us with even more questions.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreHow 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreHow One Of The Twilight Zone's Worst Episodes Eventually Became The Waltons
The Twilight Zone episode The Hunt is responsible for the creation of The Waltons. Here's how one TV juggernaut birthed another.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Finds The Show Once Again Pitting Science Against Faith
Futurama has always played with the tension between science and spirituality, but in season 11 episode 7, the series goes further than ever before.
Read MoreYep, A Classic Star Trek Episode Inspired That Strange New Worlds' Season 2 Cliffhanger
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 took a page out of The Next Generation's book on how to excite and frustrate the fandom.
Read MoreWhy These Star Trek Actors Really Left The Franchise
More than a few Star Trek actors left the franchise unexpectedly or abruptly, including Kirstie Alley, Jeffrey Hunter, and Jennifer Lien. Here's what happened.
Read MoreStar Trek: Prodigy's Cancelation Caught The Cast & Crew Completely Off Guard
The team that worked on Star Trek: Prodigy found out about the show's cancelation around the same time as viewers. But there's still some hope for the future.
Read MoreAlexander Siddig's Audition For Star Trek's Bashir Was Anything But Normal
Alexander Siddig had no idea how big his role for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was supposed to be when he auditioned for the part.
Read MoreStar Trek's Temporal Cold War And Its Messy Behind-The-Scenes Origins Explained
A studio demand for more futuristic stuff lead to Star Trek: Enterprise launching a Temporal Cold War. Here are the details of what it was all about.
Read MoreStar Trek: Enterprise Lost Five Whole Days Of Filming Thanks To Scott Bakula's Hair
This Scott Bakula hair fiasco – a disagreement between the actor and an exec – caused a Star Trek: Voyager pilot reshoot that wiped out five days of filming.
Read MoreVoyager's Roxann Dawson Had A Chance To Direct Star Trek But Dropped It For Another Show
Roxann Dawson was an actor on Star Trek: Voyager before she became a TV director, although she's never actually directed a Star Trek episode.
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Superhero Movies (8)
The Avengers Had Jeremy Renner Begging Marvel To Kill Off Hawkeye
Jeremy Renner had no problem if Marvel wanted to give Hawkeye an earlier death than originally scheduled in The Avengers.
Read MoreOne Of The Batman's Best Falcone Details Was Added In By John Turturro
John Turturro chose to have Falcone wear sunglasses all the time in The Batman as a way of letting him lurk in the shadows, not unlike the Dark Knight himself.
Read MoreThe Only MCU Recap You Need Before Loki Season 2
The God of Mischief has had a far-reaching impact on the MCU. Here's what you need to know about his multiversal adventures before "Loki" Season 2 premieres.
Read MoreJack Nicholson Manipulated An Oscars Bigwig To Promote Tim Burton's Batman
Jack Nicholson was so proud of Tim Burton's Batman that he had no problem singing its praises to then-MPAA president Jack Valenti.
Read MoreVal Kilmer Was In A Different Kind Of Batcave When He Was Cast In Batman Forever
Val Kilmer found out he had been cast in Batman Forever while hanging out with a bunch of bats. No, seriously.
Read MoreThere's Some Real Science Behind The MCU's Time Travel Shenanigans
The screenwriters of Avengers: Endgame brought in actual scientists to weigh in on the ideas behind Marvel Studios' version of time travel in the MCU.
Read MoreX-Men's Hugh Jackman & Halle Berry Built Their Own Backstory For Storm & Wolverine
Storm and Wolverine have lots of backstory in the X-Men comics, but that was cut from the films. Halle Berry and Hugh Jackman decided to rectify that.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Snuck A Life-Changing Sandwich Into The First Iron Man
Robert Downey Jr.'s fateful encounter with a Burger King burger lead to a life-altering moment, and that may have been referenced in the first Iron Man.
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Superhero Shows (6)
Gen V's Lizze Broadway Got Some Fake Blood Removal Tips From The Boys' Jack Quaid
Lizze Broadway's incredible shrinking powers in Gen V landed her in a lot of (fake) bloody situations ... situations she learned a lot about from Jack Quaid.
Read MoreFamiliar Faces From The Boys We Can Expect To See In Gen V
The Boys spin-off series Gen V is set at the Vought-controlled Godolkin University, where few supes dare to treat. But we will see some of our fan faves.
Read MoreWhere Does Gen V Fall In The Boys Timeline?
Fans of the superhero-skewering Prime Video series The Boys have been eager to learn when the spin-off series Gen V takes place: now we finally know.
Read MoreThe Deep's Octopus Eating Scene In The Boys Was Uncomfortably Realistic
Of all the horrible and disgusting things that have happened in The Boys, nothing hurts quite like The Deep being forced to eat poor Timothy.
Read MoreThe Boys' Chace Crawford Was Afraid One Of The Deep's Best Scenes Would Get Cut
The Deep actor Chace Crawford was worried one of the shocking-but-funny season 1 scenes from The Boys would end up cut (it didn't).
Read MoreThe Boys' Herogasm Episode Had One Conflicting Scene That Didn't Make The Final Cut
Not every storyline on The Boys can follow the comics faithfully. Unfortunately, but for good reasons, this fan-favorite comics moment had to go.
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Television (111)
The One Star Trek Plotline Lower Decks Will Never Do
Unfortunately for fans of a certain iconic Trek baddie, the team behind Star Trek: Lower Decks have decided to leave it for the other series to explore.
Read MoreWhy Gary Burghoff Left M*A*S*H And Never Returned
There have many stories about Gary Burghoff's time on M*A*S*H, but why did the actor really leave the successful, classic army hospital series?
Read MoreThis Episode Of The Twilight Zone Was A Harsh Critique Of Hollywood Westerns
Rod Serling had a bone to pick with the Western TV genre, so he satirized it in an episode of The Twilight Zone.
Read MoreBea Arthur's Steamy Futurama Cameo Was Bizarrely Heartwarming For John DiMaggio
Bea Arthur gives one of the best cameo performances in Futurama history, and Bender voice actor John DiMaggio remembers their collaboration fondly.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Creators Wrote An Ending For The Show Years Ago
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia may not be ending any time soon, but the creators have already planned out how the story will come to a close.
Read MoreWhere You Can Watch All 11 Seasons Of M*A*S*H
Want to watch every episode of the hit comedy-drama M*A*S*H? You have a few options, but the experience will differ depending on which you choose.
Read MoreOne Of The Best Buffy The Vampire Slayer Episodes Includes Nods To Sin City And Reservoir Dogs
Fool For Love is stylish, sexy, and dangerous, built on ultra-cool references to both Sin City and Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs.
Read MoreYellowstone's Kelly Reilly Has A Bad Feeling About Beth And Rip's Season 5 Fate
Beth Dutton is the tortured yet golden heart of Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone, and Kelly Reilly is afraid the series finale may not play out well for her.
Read MoreLike The Boys, Gen V's Sharpest Satire Reflects Real Life
The Supes of Gen V have to deal with the same issues of corruption, manipulation, and betrayal as The Boys ... now with more teenage hormones!
Read MoreCompound V Is Even More Insidious In Gen V Than In The Boys
The insidious Compound V may have given us the Supes in The Boys, but for the students of Gen V, its creators are even worse than we thought.
Read MoreGen V Is As Brutal And Nasty As The Boys, But With One Key Difference
Gen V is just as brutal, nasty, and sexy as The Boys, but is not only playing in the sandbox of superhero shows, it's also an unapologetic teen drama.
Read MoreA Guide To The New Supes Of The Boys Spin-Off Gen V
Gen V introduces a whole new class of Supes in this spin-off series to The Boys. Meet your new favorite overpowered besties.
Read MoreGen V's Shocking First Episode Harkens Back To A Horror Classic
The bloody world of The Boys can sometimes feel like a horror movie, and new spin-off series Gen V continues that trend.
Read MoreSuits Built An Entire Prison Set That The Show Barely Even Used
The Suits production team may have gotten a little too ambitious when it built a massive prison set for Mike's short-lived stint in jail during season 6.
Read MoreThe Case Of An Alfred Hitchcock Hour Episode Mistaken For The Twilight Zone
Let's talk about The Jar, an episode of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour which people sometimes mistake as an episode of The Twilight Zone.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Reached Deep Into A Classic TNG Episode For Its Latest Storyline
Star Trek: Lower Decks reached into Trek history for an episode that helped developed one of the series' best characters, Gabrielle Ruiz's T'Lyn
Read MoreHow The WGA Strike Turned Drew Carey Into A True Hollywood Hero
By picking up the tab at Bob's Big Boy and Swingers for the duration of the strike, Drew Carey has transformed into a kind of workers' folk hero.
Read MoreLower Decks Shows A New Side Of One Of Star Trek's Most Over-The-Top Alien Races
The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4 reveals that members of the Betazoid alien race are not merely horny alcoholics. They are also badasses.
Read MoreLower Decks Wants To Redeem The Most Expendable Star Trek Characters
Security officers on Starfleet ships are famously the first to die in any given episode, but Star Trek: Lower Decks is now giving them their due.
Read MoreAfter Ahsoka Episode 7, What Could Baylan Skoll's Plan Be?
Baylan Skoll's grand plan has yet to be fully revealed, and after his lightsaber duel in Ahsoka episode 7, we're wondering exactly what's on his mind.
Read MoreOne Of Loki Season 1's Most Important Locations Wasn't In The Original Script
With Loki season 2 rapidly approaching, let's take a quick look back at the cool chronomonitoring wing set from season 1 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe show.
Read MoreOne Of Loki's Most Heartwarming Season 1 Scenes Almost Took A Darker Turn
A deleted moment from Loki season 1 would've drastically changed a scene between Loki and Sylvie. Here's what happened, and how it would change things.
Read MoreThe First Season Of Suits Was Basically An Autobiography
Suits season 1 was heavily inspired by creator and showrunner Aaron Korsh's real-life experiences working on Wall Street as an investment banker.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 7 Isn't The First Time Star Wars Characters Have Fought With The Force Like That
A Jedi uses the Force for knowledge and defense, never for attack. Well, maybe sometimes for attack.
Read MoreRod Serling's Favorite Twilight Zone Episode Had One Of The Saddest Endings In TV History
Of course, Rod Serling's favorite episode of The Twilight Zone is the one with the cruelest ending in the show's entire run.
Read MoreA Star Wars Icon Helps With A Sneaky Rebel Assist In Ahsoka Episode 7
Ahsoka episode 7 can't bring in Leia Organa to help Hera Syndulla directly, but she can be represented by the perfect golden proxy: the droid known as C-3PO.
Read MoreA Deleted Loki Season 1 Scene Would've Given Throg His Time To Shine
Behold the mighty Throg! A deleted scene from Loki season 1 allows the character (aka. frog Thor) to get some payback against his mischief-making brother.
Read MoreThe 5 Best One Piece Arcs Ranked
If you want an idea of where Netflix's live-action adaptation of One Piece may go after season 1, check out the best arcs from the manga, ranked.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Star Trek: The Original Series
Sadly, there aren't many actors still living from the original main cast of Star Trek: The Original Series. But let's celebrate the ones who are still with us.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Is Looking To Up Its Body Count In Season 4
Star Trek: Lower Decks is bringing a surprising amount of death to the fourth season, adding some tension and thrills alongside the sci-fi comedy.
Read MoreThe Two YouTubers Five Nights At Freddy's Fans Hope Are In The Film
A few YouTubers associated with Five Nights at Freddy's have confirmed cameos in the upcoming film, but that leaves a couple strange omissions.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone Episode Where Is Everybody Hit A Few Bumps Behind The Scenes
The very first episode of The Twilight Zone, Where is Everybody?, set the series off on strong footing. But all wasn't so well behind the scenes.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Parodies Inception In The Season's Most Nolan-Esque Episode Yet
Futurama has gotten Nolanesque before, but the season 11 finale sends up Interstellar, Inception, and more, in a raucous, time-twisting close.
Read MoreWithout Miami Vice, There Would Be No Golden Girls
The timeless sitcom classic The Golden Girls appears to have no connection to Miami Vice on paper. But in fact, it wouldn't exist without the beloved cop show.
Read MoreA Cut Suits Plot Almost Killed Off One Of The Show's Most Beloved Characters
Gina Torres' Jessica Pearson left Suits at the end of season 7, and her departure almost took a deadly turn inspired by M*A*S*H*.
Read MoreJoss Whedon Ticked Off Some Marvel Bigwigs By Creating Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.
After the success of The Avengers, Joss Whedon got the go-ahead to create Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. As it turned out, Marvel hadn't actually wanted him to do that.
Read MoreFuturama's Simulation Episode May Confirm A Controversial Fan Theory
A divisive Futurama fan theory posits that the Planet Express crew is not living in the reality they think they're living in, and season 11 might confirm that.
Read MoreThe Boys' Karl Urban Recruited A Lord Of The Rings Vet To Help With Billy's Accent
Karl Urban plays one of the best characters on Prime Video's supe series The Boys, and it's all thanks to some accent help from a Lord of the Rings alum.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 'Space Italy' Continues The Show's Greatest And Laziest Joke
Futurama is known for offering piercing satires and poignant pathos, but we love the animated series just as much when it delves into pure, dumb fun.
Read MoreEvery Episode Of Star Trek: Lower Decks Has To Follow The Same Key Rule
No matter the storyline, the creatives on Star Trek: Lower Decks always take care to focus on characters who aren't well-known in the Star Trek universe.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Asks The Toughest Question In Science
Futurama had one of its most heartwarming episodes yet with the season 11 finale, in which one of science's great quandaries is lovingly addressed.
Read MoreSuccession Director Mark Mylod Set Emotional 'Traps' For The Stars All Throughout The Series
Succession directors like Mark Mylod would frequently set emotional 'traps' to help the show's actors give a better and more emotionally honest performance.
Read MoreNetflix's Latest Murdaugh Murders Exposé Has Viewers Tuning In
Season 2 of Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal just hit Netflix, and the show is already number 1 on the streamer's top 10 TV shows list.
Read MoreThe First Animated X-Men Show Never Made It Past The Pilot Stage
Before X-Men the Animated Series, there was Pryde of the X-Men.
Read MoreFuturama's Pilot Put Dick Clark In A Confusing Situation
Futurama knows how to pull in the guest stars, but when they got Dick Clark for the pilot, they had no idea how committed he'd be to the role.
Read MoreAnya Chalotra's Witcher Casting Was Meant To 'Challenge' The Audience
Fantasy shows typically center white, Eurocentric beauty ideals. Anya Chalotra's casting as Yennefer on The Witcher was meant to subvert this trend.
Read MoreWhy Fans Actually Loved Scotty's Terrible Accent In Star Trek: The Original Series
Scottish Star Trek fans agree that Scotty's accent was terrible, but they love him anyway. One town has even put up a plaque claiming to be Scotty's birthplace.
Read MoreHenry Cavill's Witcher Wig Became An Obsession For One Key Member Of The Crew
When it came to Henry Cavill's wig on The Witcher, hair and makeup artist Jacqueline Rathore obsessed over getting the look of the locks just right.
Read MoreHow The Unaired Buffy Pilot Almost Killed The Show Before It Started
After the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie, Joss Whedon was given a chance to bring Buffy to TV, but seemingly no one liked the pilot he made.
Read MoreThursday's Widows Is The Netflix Series People Can't Stop Binge-Watching
Mexican thriller series Thursday's Widows recently landed on Netflix and is climbing up the charts worldwide.
Read MoreHow The Continental Expands The World Of John Wick
The Continental is the first John Wick spinoff to make it to streaming or the screen, and it expands upon the rich Wick lore in numerous, intriguing ways.
Read MoreX-Men: The Animated Series Pulled A Trick On Marvel To Get The Show Approved
The original Marvel designs for the X-Men weren't great, so it took some expert trickery to get Jim Lee's designs approved for the animated series.
Read MoreA Beloved Steven Spielberg HBO Miniseries Brings War To Netflix's Top Charts
Band of Brothers, the HBO series from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, is now streaming on Netflix and sitting in the Netflix top 10.
Read MoreThe Haunting Of Hill House Ending Explained: And Those Who Walk There Walk Together
Mike Flanagan's The Haunting of Hill House is a horror masterpiece, but is there more to its ending than meets the eye? Here's what the cast and crew have said.
Read MoreThe Continental: All The Best John Wick Easter Eggs And References
The new John Wick spinoff series The Continental has arrived on Peacock, and there are a handful of franchise Easter eggs for fans to pick up on.
Read MoreHow The Buffy Sequel Series Will Finally Bring Justice To Charisma Carpenter
True fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer have long wanted justice for Charisma Carpenter's character Cordelia Chase. The audio sequel Slayers may bring just that.
Read MoreWill Pitch Perfect: Bumper In Berlin Get A Season 2 At Peacock?
Peacock's Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin is the latest show to be un-renewed as a result of the AMPTP's delay in ending the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes.
Read MoreNetflix Users Only Have One Week Left To Watch These Star Trek Titles
There was a time when you could find Star Trek series and movies just about everywhere on TV and streaming, even Netflix. That era has passed, and it's a pity.
Read MoreThere's A Video Game From It's Always Sunny That Was Playable In Real Life
Fans watching It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia back in 2012 had the opportunity to play a video game that the show's characters were playing in an episode.
Read MoreHow M*A*S*H's Alan Alda Pushed For The Series To Be More Than A Comedy
When it came time to make MASH a TV series, Alan Alda wanted to make sure that the show wasn't only about the wacky comedy from the source material.
Read MoreHow To Watch American Horror Story Season 12
Wondering how to watch American Horror Story season 12? We've got you covered. The show just premiered last night, and there are a number of ways to watch.
Read MoreCBS Tried To Censor M*A*S*H, So Larry Gelbart Decided To Poke The Bear
After growing frustrated with the censors at CBS, M*A*S*H series developer Larry Gelbart decided to have a little fun at their expense with the word 'virgin.'
Read MoreWhat Is That Mysterious Ship In Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4?
A mysterious ship is hunting down and destroying vessels from familiar Star Trek species in Lower Decks season 4. Could one of these villains be responsible?
Read MoreAhsoka's Nightsister Mother And Captain Enoch Are Both Played By Sci-Fi Veterans
Claudia Black and Wes Chatham just joined the Star Wars franchise as the Nightsister Klothow and Captain Enoch on Ahsoka. Here's what else they've done.
Read MoreThrawn's Stormtroopers In Ahsoka Aren't Actually Stormtroopers
Thrawn's troopers on Ahsoka are a new class of stormtroopers known as night troopers ... and they could be a big part of his plan to take down the New Republic.
Read MoreLower Decks Is Finally Casting Light On Star Trek's Most Mysterious Species
Trekkies have always been curious about Orion culture and society. Now, thanks to Star Trek: Lower Decks, they're finally gaining some insight into the matter.
Read MoreAhsoka's Nightsisters Are Bringing More Than Thrawn Back To The Galaxy
Ahsoka reveals the ancestral origins of the Nightsisters of Dathomir, and Thrawn seems to have plans for whatever lies in the catacombs of Peridea.
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Mathew Modine, who plays the devious and manipulative Dr. Brenner on Netflix's Stranger Things, has a theory that his Papa character just might be 000.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Season 4's Ultra-Nerdy Mark Twain Joke, Explained
The references to Mark Twain in the newest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks were not the first time the famous writer has been name-dropped in Star Trek.
Read MoreThe It's Always Sunny Gang Was Concerned By The Show's Lack Of Backlash
The absence of backlash to It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's edgy humor during its early seasons left the show's cast worried that nobody was watching it.
Read MoreAmerican Horror Story: Delicate Was Inspired By A Truly Horrifying Novel
Unlike previous seasons, American Horror Story: Delicate is drawing on a book as source material. Here's the book that inspired AHS season 12.
Read MoreAhsoka Delivered A Major Star Wars Event More Than 30 Years In The Making
More than 30 years after Thrawn was born in Timothy Zahn's Heir to the Empire trilogy, he's made it into the live-action Star Wars universe.
Read MoreAhsoka's Newest Critters Follow A Famous Piece Of George Lucas Advice
The latest episode of Ahsoka introduces cute creatures the Noti and the Howler, taking George Lucas' Star Wars advice about cuteness to heart.
Read MoreWhat Baylan Skoll Meant By 'Bokken Jedi' In Ahsoka Episode 6
What did Baylan Skroll mean by 'Bokken Jedi' in Ahsoka episode 6? It has to do with how he views certain Jedi. Read on for more info on what it all means.
Read MoreThrawn's Ship In Ahsoka Has Its Own Rich Star Wars History
A Star Wars villain like Thrawn needs a ship as lethal as its commander. The Chimaera is a unique Star Destroyer with a bloody history.
Read MoreWhy That Big Reunion On Ahsoka Felt Like An Awkward High School Reunion
Ahsoka finally showed us the reunion of Star Wars favorites Sabine Wren and Ezra Bridger ... and the crowd went mild.
Read MoreM*A*S*H's Unexpected Season 3 Death Received A Complaint From An Unhappy Parent
Colonel Blake's infamous death in M*A*S*H season 3 prompted lots of fan complaints, but it's now considered to be one of the best TV moments of all time.
Read MoreAhsoka: Leia's History With The Ghost Crew Explained
Leia may not have gone on many missions with the Star Wars Rebels group, but she is an unofficial member of the Ghost Crew.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Parodies The Ring And Five Nights At Freddy's
The latest episode of Futurama season 11, 'The Prince and the Product,' somewhat parodies Hot Wheels, The Ring, and Five Nights at Freddy's all at once.
Read MoreFuturama Season 11 Lands The Punchline On A Decade-Old Joke About The King Of Space
In the latest episode of Futurama, Leela and Fry visit the King of Space, thereby revisiting a years-old joke and reminding us why Futurama is so great.
Read MoreOne Of The Scariest Episodes Of The Twilight Zone Had Almost No Dialogue
'The Invaders,' a classic episode of The Twilight Zone, centers on a silent Agnes Moorehead giving a tour de force performance as a woman who encounters aliens.
Read MorePeaky Blinders Got A Letter From A Real War Vet About Tommy Shelby
The creator of Peaky Blinders was sent a real war veteran letter about Tommy Shelby, the main character who suffers from PTSD from World War I.
Read MoreIs Death Note 2 Still Happening At Netflix Or Has Its Name Been Written In The Book?
Netflix's live-action Death Note movie wasn't well-received, but that doesn't mean we've seen the last of Light Yagami and his little book.
Read MoreThe Only It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Star Who's Actually From Philadelphia
While all the characters on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are Philly born and raised, only Rob McElhenney is actually from the City of Brotherly Love.
Read MoreSam Witwer Landed His First Of Many Star Wars Roles By Being A Franchise Superfan
Star Wars superfan, Sam Witwer, achieved the ultimate fanboy dream and turned his passions into a career in character work.
Read MoreGene Roddenberry Isn't Who We Should Be Thanking For Star Trek's Scotty
Star Trek: The Original Series creator Gene Roddenberry helped develop Scotty, but it was actor James Doohan who truly invented the character.
Read MoreThe Secret Weapon That Sets Futurama's Animation Apart From The Simpsons
Futurama and The Simpsons may share a creator, but the different animation styles allowed them both to thrive in completely different universes.
Read MoreWilliam Shatner's Twilight Zone Episode Came With A Side Of Intense Sleep Deprivation
The Twilight Zone episode Nightmare at 20,000 Feet starring William Shatner was originally supposed to be shot in 4 days, and then things changed.
Read MoreOne Of The Twilight Zone's Loneliest Episodes Was Inspired By A Real NASA Experiment
The Twilight Zone pilot episode, titled Where Is Everybody?, appears to have been inspired by a real-life NASA isolation experiment from the moon race.
Read MoreThe Boys Filmed Some X-Rated Material For The Deep's Parody Trailer
Shooting a trailer for The Deep's movie Not Without My Dolphin was so fun that The Boys producers considered actually making the movie.
Read MoreSpock's Star Trek: The Next Generation Return Left The Writers With Plenty Of Regrets
Some think Spock's return in Star Trek: The Next Generation was perfectly talky and political, but some writers on the show craved more action.
Read More14 Mistakes You Never Noticed In The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone was a brilliant show. However, it featured mistakes of the production and science varieties. These are 14 of those mistakes.
Read MoreHow Tommy Shelby's Lack Of Eating Became A Running Gag On Peaky Blinders
Have you ever noticed that Tommy Shelby never eats on Peaky Blinders? According to Cillian Murphy, this eventually became an intentional running joke.
Read MoreWhy Marcia Strassman Left M*A*S*H After Only Six Episodes
Marcia Strassman's Nurse Margie Cutler was introduced in the first season of M*A*S*H, but she didn't stick around for long. Why did she leave the show?
Read MoreTransformers And Winnie The Pooh Share A Certain Legendary Voice
Peter Cullen has lent his voice to both The Transformers and Winnie the Pooh. He's also not the only Transformers actor with a link to another iconic property.
Read MoreBarbie: A Touch Of Magic Is The Perfect Streaming Chaser For The Gerwig Generation
If you aren't feeling Kenough, and need to fill the Barbie-sized hole Greta Gerwig's film left in your heart, try Netflix's Barbie: A Touch of Magic.
Read MoreDespite Rumors, Jensen Ackles Didn't Actually Audition For Captain America
The Boys character Soldier Boy may be inspired by Captain America, but actor Jensen Ackles confirms he never auditioned to play the Marvel role despite rumors.
Read MoreThe Murderous True Story Of Rosa Peral And Netflix's Burning Body
Here's our advice about what to watch first: Netflix's Burning Body, or the Rosa Peral documentary series about the brutal killing of a police officer in Spain.
Read MoreHenry Cavill Went Through An Emotional Crisis During One Of The Witcher's Goopiest Scenes
Henry Cavill could barely get through a muck and goop-filled shoot on The Witcher season 1, but the filth was actually the least of his worries.
Read MoreJohn Carpenter's Suburban Screams Release Date, Trailer, Director, And More Info
John Carpenter returns to the director's chair with the Peacock series Suburban Screams. Here's everything we know about the new horror show.
Read MoreHow One Of Star Trek: Voyager's Weirdest Concepts Wound Up In Lower Decks
'Threshold' is one of the weirder episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, which is part of why the creative team behind Star Trek: Lower Decks wanted to reference it.
Read MoreThe German Thriller Series On Netflix That Has Everyone's Attention
The German-language thriller series Dear Child has been making waves with Netflix viewers thanks to its puzzle-style narrative and horror-adjacent elements.
Read MoreThe New Goosebumps Show Looks Like They're Finally Getting The Books Right
Disney+ has a new Goosebumps TV series coming out, and it might just be the first adaptation to fully honor the spirit of R.L. Stine's original books.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Turned Next Generation's Most Emotional Episode Into A Killer Punchline
The third episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4 throws it back to The Next Generation's episode The Inner Light for a hilarious gag that fans will love.
Read MoreAhsoka Episode 5 Is Quietly All About The Most Bizarre Planet From The Clone Wars
Ahsoka episode 5 digs into a mysterious realm that creates meaningful parallels with a trio of Clone Wars episodes that echo throughout Star Wars lore.
Read MoreHow Ahsoka Bridges A Major Gap In Anakin Skywalker's Story
The latest episode of Ahsoka reveals that the Anakin Skywalker audiences know from the Star Wars films is not the same Anakin that The Clone Wars viewers know.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live Has Owen Wilson Make A Troubling Cars 4 In A Hit Or Miss Season 47 Premiere
Owen Wilson hosted the 47th season premiere of Saturday Night Live, and it allowed one of the new featured players to break out in spectacular fashion.
Read MoreLoki Season 1 Took Unexpected Inspiration From Teletubbies
Believe it or not, the world of everyone's favorite little colorful goons, The Teletubbies, played an unlikely inspiration for Loki season 1. It's true!
Read MoreYes, Georgia Holt Was On I Love Lucy (But She Went By A Different Name Then)
Before she was known for being Cher's mother, Georgia Holt showed up under a different name on one of the funniest episodes of I Love Lucy.
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Takes Us To McDonald's Thanks To Sophia Di Martino (And Nostalgia)
Loki season 2 will find Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino) laying low at a 1980s McDonald's, an idea that originated with DiMartino herself.
Read MoreCan My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Be The Sleeper Box Office Hit Of The Fall Season?
Can My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 follow in the footsteps of the previous two films at the box office? Or will lack of promotion hurt the film in the end?
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Nun Sees A Monster In The Mirror
In the latest edition of Scariest Scene Ever, we look at a jump scare from The Conjuring Universe film The Nun, in honor of The Nun II.
Read MoreThe Nun's 5 Scariest And Most Brutal Moments From Across The Conjuring Universe
The Nun, also known as Valak, is easily the creepiest villain in The Conjuring Universe. Here are the deceptive demon's scariest and most brutal moments so far.
Read MoreA 2016 Denis Villeneuve Sci-Fi Thriller Is Spiking On Netflix Right Now
Netflix is breathing new life into the science-fiction alien film that helped prove Denis Villeneuve is a master of the genre.
Read MoreEarly Buzz For David Fincher's The Killer Praises A Slick, Slow-Burn Hitman Thriller
Director David Fincher and actor Michael Fassbender are earning top marks from critics for their new film The Killer, a stylish (if familiar) hitman thriller.
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A Letter From Steven Spielberg Informed The Look Of Stranger Things Season 4
The Stranger Things creators received a letter from Steven Spielberg that influenced season 4. Here's what it said.
Read MoreAn Original Stranger Things Script Reveals A Different Motivation For Henry Creel
Henry Creel had a different motivation for murdering a member of his own family in Stranger Things season 4 than he did in the original script.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things Only Submitted One Actor To The 2023 Emmys For Season 4
You may be surprised to learn that Stranger Things' Dacre Montgomery, who plays Billy, was the only actor submitted for Emmy Awards consideration for season 4.
Read MoreStranger Things' Dacre Montgomery Filmed His Billy Scenes For Season 4 In A Wild Way
Because of the pandemic, Dacre Montgomery couldn't make it to the set to film his Stranger Things season 4 scenes. So the set came to him.
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Trailers (18)
The First Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Trailer Makes Black Manta A Force To Be Reckoned With
The Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom trailer is here, and it's finally giving Black Manta the Big Bad platform he deserves.
Read MoreThe Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar Trailer Delivers Wes Anderson In Short Form
Wes Anderson's series of shorts based on Roald Dahl stories is coming soon to Netflix. You can watch the trailer for "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" now.
Read MoreThe Dark Harvest Trailer Promises A Proper Halloween Treat For Horror Fans Next Month
The Dark Harvest trailer is loaded with Halloween-related atmosphere. The horror film arrives on digital next month, just in time for spooky season.
Read MoreThe Director Of Rogue One Delivers Stunning Sci-Fi Visuals In The Final Trailer For The Creator
Rogue One director Gareth Edwards has a promising sci-fi movie coming out this fall with The Creator, and the final trailer is an absolute stunner.
Read MoreCritics Heap Praise On Martin Scorsese's Latest In The Killers Of The Flower Moon Trailer
The new Killers of the Flower Moon trailer combines majestic visuals with pull-quotes from critics showering praise on Martin Scorsese's latest film.
Read MoreThe Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Trailer Takes You Back To Stephen King's Scariest Story
Sometimes dead is better, but Pet Sematary gets to live another day with the Pet Sematary: Bloodlines trailer. The prequel is headed to Paramount+ in October.
Read MoreThe Totally Killer Trailer Puts Sabrina's Kiernan Shipka In A Time Traveling Slasher Movie
A time-traveling Kiernan Shipka battles a killer in the 1980s in director Nahnatchka Khan's slasher-comedy Totally Killer. Watch the trailer here.
Read MoreThe First Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Teaser Is Here To Ruin Arthur Curry's Life
Arthur Curry and Topo the drumming octopus return in the first teaser trailer for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Read MoreEli Roth's Thanksgiving Trailer Turns The Fake Grindhouse Trailer Into A Real Movie
Eli Roth has finally turned his fake Thanksgiving promo from Grindhouse into a gonzo slasher film. Check out the trailer here.
Read MoreRobert Rodriguez Is At It Again With The Spy Kids: Armageddon Trailer
Robert Rodriguez and Netflix are rebooting the Spy Kids movies for a new generation with Spy Kids: Armageddon. Watch the trailer here.
Read MoreDoes The Five Nights At Freddy's Trailer Show The Bite Of '87?
A pivotal event from the lore of the Five Nights at Freddy's video games may hint at which animatronic may be responsible for the infamous Bite of '87 attack.
Read MoreJodie Comer, Austin Butler, And Tom Hardy Hit The Road In The Trailer For Festival Darling The Bikeriders
Jeff Nichols is back with The Bikeriders, a star-studded drama featuring Austin Butler, Jodie Comer, Tom Hardy, Michael Shannon, and more. Watch the trailer.
Read MoreEmily Blunt And Chris Evans Are Wild And Crazy Pharmaceutical Reps In The Pain Hustlers Trailer
Based on a shocking true story, the Pain Hustlers trailer has Emily Blunt as a struggling single mom recruited by dubious pharmacy rep Chris Evans.
Read MoreFirst 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.
Read MoreKaitlyn 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreBirds 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.
Read MoreOh No! There Goes Tokyo In The New Godzilla Minus One Trailer
Post-war Japan finds itself facing more losses, this time wrought by a giant lizard, in the trailer for Godzilla Minus One.
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TV News (25)
Here Is How Squid Game Almost Ended
Squid Game season 1 almost ended very differently, according to creator, writer, and director Hwang Dong-hyuk.
Read MoreThe Our Flag Means Death Season 2 Trailer Is Here To Give The Stede And Ed Shippers Feelings
The Our Flag Means Death season 2 trailer is finally here, and it makes it clear that there's more than one way to define 'shipping.'
Read MoreFrasier Trailer: Kelsey Grammer Is Back In Boston
Hey baby I hear the blues are calling: Frasier is back, now in revival series form. There's a new Frasier revival trailer and you can watch it right here.
Read MoreCelebrities Will Do Absurd Things For You Via New Auction To Benefit Film Crews During Strike
Adam Scott walks your dog! Rosemarie Dewitt and Ron Livingston give relationship advice! These and more are up for grabs in a cool auction benefitting strikers.
Read MoreBuffy The Vampire Slayer Sequel Series Coming To Audible, Original Cast Members To Return
The Buffy the Vampire Slayer saga will continue in the form of a new Audible original that brings back several of the show's original cast members.
Read MoreMike Flanagan Heads To The World Of Edgar Allan Poe With The Fall Of The House Of Usher Trailer
Mike Flanagan re-imagines the Gothic storytelling of Edgar Allan Poe for Netflix in The Fall of the House of Usher. Watch the series' trailer here.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Celebrate 20 Years Of Clone Wars With LEGO's Star Wars Venator-Class Star Destroyer
It's the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and LEGO is celebrating with a massive Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser building set.
Read MoreStar Trek: Picard Gag Reel Lets The Next Gen Crew Make All Kinds Of Dirty Jokes
Led by the childlike glee of Sir Patrick Stewart, this Star Trek Picard gag reel is a delightful look at some delightful on-set shenanigans of the NextGen crew.
Read MoreDestination D23's Disney Studios Showcase Didn't Have Much To, Er, Showcase
The biggest news out of Destination D23's Disney Studios Showcase was a Disney+ release date for Haunted Mansion.
Read MoreWriters Guild Invites Hollywood Studios To Break Away From AMPTP For Strike Negotiations
As Hollywood's strikes stretch on for months without a deal, the WGA suggests that studios could break away from AMPTP negotiations and go solo.
Read MoreGodzilla Comes To Apple TV+ In The Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Trailer
We finally have a trailer for the new Apple TV+ series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. Check out Godzilla in all his glory here.
Read MoreRoku Channel Is The Latest Streamer To Remove Original Programs, Including Reno 911 Revival
35 different Roku Originals acquired from Quibi are leaving the free, ad-supported platform.
Read MoreThat '70s Show Star Danny Masterson Has Been Convicted Of Rape, Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison
Danny Masterson has been sentenced to three decades in prison after being convicted of raping multiple women at the height of his fame. Good riddance.
Read MoreCollege Is A Bloodbath In The New Trailer For The Boys Spin-Off Gen V
Superheroes take on the college experience, with gruesome consequences, in the new trailer for Gen V.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Sabine Wren's Mandalorian Helmet Joins The Black Series Roster Of Star Wars Gear
Now that Ahsoka is playing on Disney+, Hasbro's Star Wars Black Series line of collectibles is bringing Sabine Wren's Mandalorian helmet to shelves.
Read MoreSo It's Come To This: CBS To Air Australian NCIS Spin-Off In Lieu Of Actual New Or Returning Shows
This is what happens when the AMPTP doesn't make a deal with striking writers and actors. CBS will air episodes of NCIS: Australia in prime time in the U.S.
Read MoreKumail 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.
Read MoreStar 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.
Read MoreTime 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?
Read MoreSorry 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.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Is Basically Mad Max In France With Zombies
Executive producer Greg Nicotero reveals the influences for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, including Mad Max and Ride with Norman Reedus.
Read MoreSuccession Creator Jesse Armstrong Says Kendall's Name Was Underlined, Not Crossed Out
Kendall Roy was tortured in Succession season 4 by a single pencil line in one of his father's documents. Show creator Jesse Armstrong weighs in.
Read MoreKevin Costner Explains His Yellowstone Exit And Says He'll 'Probably Go To Court' Over It
The circumstances around Kevin Costner's shocking exit from Taylor Sheridan's hit Paramount series 'Yellowstone' are finally becoming clear.
Read MoreMarvel Delays Disney+ Release Dates For Echo, X-Men '97, Agatha Spin-Off & More
You'll have to wait a bit to see all your favorite supes and baddies on the small screen, as Marvel will be delaying most of its Disney+ series premieres.
Read MoreWhy The Twilight Zone Is The Creator Director Gareth Edwards' Favorite TV Show
The Creator director Gareth Edwards admires The Twilight Zone for sneaking radical ideas 'under the radar of the censors.'
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TV Reviews (2)
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Review: The Animated Trek Series Is Still Great
Four seasons in, Star Trek: Lower Decks remains surprisingly strong, with the latest season being a real treat for nerds (we mean that in a good way).
Read MoreThe Changeling Review: A Lyrical, Gut-Wrenching Tale About The Horrors Of Parenthood
The Apple TV+ series The Changeling is a contemporary fairy tale that rips open the underlying horror about parenthood. Read our review right here.
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