Extraction 2 Is The Perfect Call Of Duty Movie We'll Never Get
Who needs an actual Call of Duty adaptation when Extraction 2 already nails it?
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Surrounded's Letitia Wright Drew Inspiration From A Real-Life Hero, Cathay Williams - Exclusive
Letitia Wright told Looper how her "Surrounded" character was inspired by a real-life woman, Cathay Williams, who disguised herself as a man to join the army. -
The Flash Reboots The DCU, But Can It Avoid Flashpoint's Massive New 52 Misfire?
The Flash is rebooting the DC Universe, just like Flashpoint did in the comics. Hopefully it goes better this time. -
The Righteous Gemstones' Walton Goggins And John Goodman Credit The Show's Success To One Star - Exclusive Interview
John Goodman and Walton Goggins of HBO's "The Righteous Gemstones" spoke to Looper about why they love working on the series and what keeps it ticking. -
The Flash Proves Michael Keaton's Batman Beyond Never Should Have Been Canceled
Let's pour one out for Michael Keaton's Batman Beyond, the greatest DC movie we'll never see. -
How The Flash Could Speed Up Krrish's Bollywood Comeback
The Flash's approach to the DCEU's tangled history is the perfect blueprint for India's biggest superhero to finally make a cinematic comeback. -
Steve Orlando's Iceman Is The Class Clown Who Uplifts Others - Exclusive Interview
Writer Steve Orlando gave us a preview of his new "Astonishing Iceman" series, how the hero's powers have evolved, where Iceman is now, and more. -
Twilight Is So Yesterday - The Vampire Tapestry Should Be TV's Next Big Bloodsucking Series
"The Vampire Tapestry" offers a truly novel take on vampires, and its inventive plot and storytelling techniques have all the makings of TV success. -
The Flash's Sasha Calle Spills If She Will Play Supergirl Again In The New DCEU - Exclusive Interview
Sasha Calle opened up about Supergirl's motivations in "The Flash," what it was like to take on the role, and whether we'll see her again in the DCEU. -
Star Trek Needs A Next Generation-Style Reboot (Or It'll Be Frozen In The Past)
"Star Trek" may have more shows out now than ever before, but it's also far from its former popularity. The franchise needs a real fresh start. -
Robert Kirkman Created A Robust Pitch To Become A Part Of GI Joe & Transformers History - Exclusive Interview
Showrunner Robert Kirkman discussed bringing a new shared universe to the comics world and teased what readers can expect from some of its upcoming projects. -
Surrounded's Letitia Wright And Michael K. Williams Bonded Around The Fire In His Final Film - Exclusive Interview
Letitia Wright spoke to Looper about working with Michael K. Williams in "Surrounded" and what it means to help blaze a path for Black women in Westerns. -
Star Wars Canon Is Already Meaningless, And That's A Good Thing
Disney has tried for a decade to create a clear "Star Wars" canon, but the project is rapidly failing. In the end, though, that might not be so bad. -
The Idol Wants To Critique The Exploitation Of Pop Stars - But Revels In It Instead
The Idol's biggest problem is that it embodies all the objectification it seeks to put down. -
Movies We Regret Watching
Some movies are bad whereas others make you regret ever watching them in the first place. From Cats to Street Fighter, here are the movies we wished we avoided. -
Sam Levinson's The Idol Is So Bad It Just Might Ruin Euphoria Season 3
The Idol is seriously tarnishing Sam Levinson's brand, and it might screw up all that Euphoria adoration by the time Season 3 (someday) arrives. -
The Best Fights From The Epic 1996 Marvel Vs. DC Crossover (& Who Won)
Comic fans have often wondered who would win in a match up between various DC and Marvel heroes -- and they can see the actual answer in this epic crossover. -
Transformers, Face The Music & Stop Being Embarrassed Of The '80s Theme Song
The Transformers movies need to stop running away from the nostalgia that fuels them. -
Every Transformers Movie Has The Exact Same Problem
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" treats the franchise's history with respect, but it still doesn't solve the main issue with the live-action movies. -
The Blackening: How Dewayne Perkins' Improv Background Shaped The Film - Exclusive
Dewayne Perkins, writer and star of the new horror-comedy "The Blackening," told Looper how improvisation played an important role in shaping the film. -
First Look: Image Comics' I Hate This Place #10 Series Finale - Exclusive
In the new preview for "I Hate This Place" #10, the story's epic finale is hinted at with Skybound/Image Comics giving Looper an exclusive look. -
John Carpenter's Thing 2 Needs To Be About COVID Or It's A Complete Waste Of Time
The Thing 2 is coming. If it's going to matter, it needs to lean into COVID allegories. -
Star Trek: Day Of Blood - Heather Antos Wanted 'The Avengers Of Star Trek' For The Crossover - Exclusive Interview
"Star Trek" editor Heather Antos told us about the "Star Trek: Day of Blood" crossover comic, which she says will unite characters from every "Star Trek" show. -
Warrior Nun's Demise Carves Out The Perfect Opening For Hollywood To Finally Get Joan Of Arc Right
In the wake of Warrior Nun, and the new trails it blazed, there might finally be an opening for a great Joan of Arc series. -
The Blackening's Dewayne Perkins And Jay Pharoah Play Heightened Versions Of Themselves - Exclusive Interview
Dewayne Perkins and Jay Pharoah discussed bringing versions of themselves to their characters in "The Blackening," their favorite Black horror films, and more. -
Chip Zdarsky's Batman Comic Proves Why A Lighter Dark Knight Works
It's time for the Dark Knight to lighten up sometimes, and this new issue proves it. -
George R. R Martin's Failed 1992 Multiverse Series Deserves A Reboot
George R. R. Martin's Doorways deserves to live again, and there's no better time for it.
