Pluribus Revisits A Tragic Breaking Bad Location Fans Will Definitely Remember
Vince Gilligan's new show Pluribus is different than Breaking Bad, but a location visited on this week's episode feels like a direct callback to that series.
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Wake Up Dead Man Has The Least Sympathetic Murder Victim Of The Knives Out Trilogy
The main murder that kicks off the central mystery of Wake Up Dead Man features the most unsympathetic victim yet for the Knives Out series.
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Street Fighter Fans Are Having The Same Reaction To The First Trailer
Paramount has unexpectedly dropped the first trailer for its 2026 Street Fighter movie, and it's already making waves across the internet.
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You've Never Heard Of Supergirl's Movie Villain - But He Should Scare The Hell Out Of You
Krem of the Yellow Hills is fairly new to DC Comics, but his list of crimes make him the perfect villain for the upcoming Supergirl movie.
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Silent Night, Deadly Night's Director Has Already Pitched A Sequel — Here's What It Could Include [Exclusive]
Silent Night, Deadly Night was already an unexpected horror franchise, but the director of the latest season slasher is ready for more.
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10 Truly Great Movie Kisses That Deserve More Love
In honor of Valentine's Day, here are the 10 best movie kisses that tend to fly under the radar and deserve a little more love.
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Literally Nothing Happens In Pluribus Episode 7 - Here's Why That's Not A Bad Thing
Episode 7 of Vince Gilligan's Pluribus is an exercise in patience, but for viewers willing to sit in the stillness, it's a rewarding one.
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Supergirl Looks Like A (Mostly) Faithful Adaptation Of A Great Comic Book Series
Judging by its trailer, DC Studios' Supergirl will remain mostly faithful to the Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic that inspired it (with some exceptions).
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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Ending Explained
Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig are back with another Knives Out Mystery, so we're examining the clues and breaking down the Wake Up Dead Man ending.
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The South Park Season 28 Finale Brought Back Some Fan Favorite Characters (But Not Who You'd Expect)
The finale of South Park season 28 saw the return of some beloved characters that haven't been on the show in many years.
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10 Years Later, The Housemaid Director Paul Feig Gives A New Update About A Possible Spy 2
With his latest movie, The Housemaid, heading to theaters, we picked director Paul Feig's brain about a potential sequel to his hit 2015 action-comedy film Spy.
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By Embracing AI, Disney Has Officially Torched Its Own Legacy
Disney has reached a billion-dollar agreement to invest in OpenAI, setting the company on a path to essentially decimate its own artistic legacy.
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Milly Alcock's Supergirl Is A Very Different Character Than David Corenswet's Superman (And That's Important)
Both the trailer for Supergirl and the film's creatives are keen to highlight the differences between Milly Alcock's Kara Zor-El and David Corenswet's Superman.
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Supergirl's Director Says James Gunn Lived Up To His Biggest Promise For New DC Movies [Exclusive]
Supergirl director Craig Gillespie told us about a promise James Gunn made to him regarding the DCU. Fortunately, Gunn kept his word.
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The Supergirl Trailer Offers Our First Quick Look At Jason Momoa As Lobo
DC fans have finally gotten their first look at Jason Momoa's Lobo in the new trailer for Supergirl. Unsurprisingly, it's a perfect fit.
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Supergirl Trailer: Milly Alcock's Kryptonian Anti-Hero Enters James Gunn's DCU With A Bang
The first trailer for Supergirl starring Milly Alcock has arrived, and we're excited to see what she'll bring to James Gunn's DCU.
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How Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss And Josh Hutcherson's Peeta Could Return For The Hunger Games Prequel
Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson are reprising their Hunger Games roles for the prequel, Sunrise on the Reaping, and we're pretty sure we know how.
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Crystal Lake TV Series Won't Embrace Slasher Label, And That's Absurd For Friday The 13th
The showrunner of the new Crystal Lake TV series says the Friday the 13th prequel isn't a slasher. Huh. Okay. That sure is a choice!
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Sci-Fi Cult Classic Event Horizon Is Finally Getting A Sequel - But Not The Way You Think
The story from Paul W.S. Anderson's cult sci-fi horror film Event Horizon is finally being continued, albeit not in the form of another movie.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 Already Has Fans Annoyed (And They Have A Point)
Fans have already noticed an obvious problem with the second season of Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender series, and it speaks to the show's bigger issues.
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Ella McCay Review: James L. Brooks' Screwball Melodrama Revels In Being Old-Fashioned
With Ella McCay, James L. Brooks' commitment to old-fashioned screwball melodrama in an irony-poisoned world feels commendable. Here's our review.
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Absolute Joker Gives The DC Villain A Real Name And Origin - With A Shocking Twist
Absolute Batman #15 crafts the perfect version of the Joker for the 2020s, complete with an actual name and a terrifying origin story for the villain.
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Kevin Smith Has His Eyes On A Dune 2 Star To Play The Devil In Dogma 2 [Exclusive]
Kevin Smith is busy writing Dogma 2, and he already has a Dune 2 star in mind to play the Devil, who will have a significant role in the developing sequel.
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Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Was Panned By Critics - Here's Why That Doesn't Matter
Overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics weren't enough to derail Five Nights at Freddy's 2 at the box office, so let's talk about that.
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Here's Why Gladiator 2 Didn't Work, According To Russell Crowe
Russell Crowe has some issues with Gladiator II, though they've less to do with the sequel's technical qualities and more to do with the Maximus character.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Is Among The Most Expensive Movies Ever Made
Disney has spent a mind-melting amount making Avatar: Fire and Ash, but if any movie warrants that kind of spending commercially, it's James Cameron's sequel.
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Chris Pratt's Mercy Is A Frontrunner For The Worst Movie Of 2026 Thanks To New Awful Trailer
It's still early, but after seeing this trailer, it's very possible that the Chris Pratt-led science fiction thriller Mercy might be the worst movie of 2026.
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