I Know What You Did Last Summer's Mid-Credits Scene Pays Perfect Homage To A Terrible Movie
The mid-credits scene in the new I Know What You Did Last Summer movie nods to one of the earlier films in the franchise in an exciting way.
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Dredd 2 Was Never Going To Happen, So The Just-Announced Reboot Was Inevitable
Sorry, Dredd fans: Karl Urban almost certainly isn't going to be donning the helmet for the newly announced reboot from Taika Waititi.
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Here's How Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Resolves Season 2's Giant Cliffhanger
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 ended with a massive cliffhanger. Here's how the season 3 premiere resolves all of that dramatic tension.
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Disney Just Became The First Hollywood Studio With A $1 Billion Box Office Hit In 2025
Disney's live-action Lilo & Stitch is the first Hollywood film to pass $1 billion at the box office in 2025, but can another movie top it? Let's take a look.
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The Mortal Kombat II Trailer Seemingly Forgets One Major Part Of The First Movie
Based on its trailer, Mortal Kombat II focuses heavily on Karl Urban as Johnny Cage. However, that seemingly means leaving a big part of the first movie behind.
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The Tron: Ares Trailer Reveals Two Selling Points — And Jared Leto Isn't One Of Them
Tron: Ares has two big things going for it based on its trailer. Unfortunately, it also makes some baffling choices (and casting Jared Leto is one of them).
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Named The Sequel He Still Wants To Make (And It's A Big Missed Opportunity)
Arnold Schwarzenegger is no stranger to sequels, but there's one the Terminator star still yearns to make after years of failing to get it off the ground.
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The Filthiest Movie Of 2025 Is An Animated Netflix Release – And The Trailer Is Here
Netflix has released the trailer for Genndy Tartakovsky's animated dog-centric comedy Fixed, a film that promises to be incredibly raunchy (but also heartfelt).
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The Odyssey Ticket Stunt Cements Christopher Nolan As A Cinematic Event Unto Himself
IMAX tickets went on sale a year in advance for Christopher Nolan's adaptation of The Odyssey, cementing him yet again as one of the premiere names in cinema.
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Karl Urban's Johnny Cage Arrives In The First Trailer For Mortal Kombat 2
Karl Urban makes his debut as the fan-favorite Johnny Cage in the first trailer for Mortal Kombat II ... but can he avoid a fatality?
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3's Big Cameo Confirms A Decades-Old Fan Theory About A Classic Villain
In 'Wedding Bell Blues,' Strange New Worlds brings back one of Star Trek's most whimsical villains, but the real excitement comes from a surprise cameo.
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The Supergirl Movie Poster Shows How James Gunn Is Building On Superman's Best Moments
Between Supergirl's appearance in James Gunn's Superman and the newly unveiled Supergirl movie poster, things are looking up for the DCU's Girl of Steel.
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Harry Potter HBO TV Series Set Photos Reveal The Dursley Family At The Zoo
The latest set photos from HBO's Harry Potter TV series provide a glimpse at Harry and the Dursley family's famous trip-gone-wrong to the London Zoo.
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Strange New Worlds Season 3 Explains Why One Star Trek Villain Vanished For Years
The Strange New Worlds season 3 premiere gives a canon explanation for why one of Star Trek's goofiest villains disappeared.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 17 Brings Its Most Tragic Character To A New Low
A poor soul whose life has been ruined by the gang returns in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 17, but their quest for revenge doesn't work out well.
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The Emmys Overlooked The Real Best Limited Series Of 2024
The 2025 Emmy Awards nominated several big-name shows for Best Limited Series, but it overlooked Say Nothing, which was the best of the potential contenders.
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Why John Malkovich Was Cut From Marvel's Fantastic Four: First Steps
John Malkovich was set to play a character called Red Ghost in Marvel's The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Here's why director Matt Shakman had to edit him out.
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A Superman Sequel Might Happen At DC Studios (But Not As Soon As You Might Think)
While a Superman sequel remains a strong possibility, James Gunn and DC Studios seem to be focusing more on other projects as they build out the DC Universe.
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Pixar's Hoppers Trailer Is Avatar With Beavers, And It Looks Hilarious
Pixar has released a trailer for its latest original animated feature, Hoppers, and rest assured, the studio is well aware of the film's similarities to Avatar.
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Stranger Things Season 5 Officially Goes '90s With A Big Jurassic Park Riff
The Stranger Things season 5 trailer features a demodog in a kitchen while Lucas and Max hide in terror, harkening back to the Jurassic Park kitchen scene.
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I Know What You Did Last Summer Review: A Legacy Sequel Hooked On The Scares And Silliness Of Slashers
The new I Know What You Did Last Summer embraces humor and surpasses expectations, nailing the nostalgia in the process. Here's our review.
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What's The Song In The Stranger Things Season 5 Trailer?
Netflix's trailer for Stranger Things season 5 features a vintage rock song that strikes an appropriately foreboding tone, given what's to come on the show.
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The Stranger Things Season 5 Trailer Confirms Vecna Has A New Score To Settle (And It's Not With Eleven)
Stranger Things' season 5 trailer sees Vecna return, but the villain doesn't seem to be hunting Eleven. Instead, he appears to have a different person in mind.
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The Legend Of Zelda Movie Has Found Its Link And Zelda, And It's Not Who You'd Expect
Nintendo and director Wes Ball have cast Link and Princess Zelda for their live-action Legend of Zelda movie, and they've gone with relative newcomers.
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One Piece Just Aired The Saddest Anime Episode Of 2025, And Fans Are Losing It
One Piece just punched its audience in the gut with one of the saddest TV episodes of the year, and fans are losing their minds.
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James Gunn's Superman Proves Zack Snyder's Take On The Character Was Always Nonsense
James Gunn's take on Superman is wildly different than Zack Snyder's vision for the character, and Gunn's version is the one we need right now.
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James Gunn's Superman Movie Had Two Major Scenes Banned In India – Here's Why
If you saw Superman in theaters in India, you missed out on two major moments. Here's why the censors decided to cut things from James Gunn's film.
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