Netflix's The Witcher Makes Yennefer Better Than Her Book Counterpart
Yennefer is a brilliantly conceived character, but the TV series dramatically improves the version of her in the books.
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Jack Ryan: Abbie Cornish & Betty Gabriel Return To A Grounded & Complicated Reality In Season 4 - Exclusive Interview
Abbie Cornish and Betty Gabriel spoke to Looper about the blending of styles coming to the final season of "Jack Ryan" on Prime Video.
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The Idol Is Just A Prestige Television Remake Of Tommy Wiseau's The Room
The Weeknd and Sam Levinson might claim Paul Verhoeven as an influence, but really, they're taking notes from Tommy Wiseau.
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Hijack: Idris Elba's Everyman Hero Is Exactly What Blockbuster Cinema Must Reclaim
Hijack brings back all the old blockbuster tropes that we've been missing for too long.
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12 Best Shows Like Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story To Watch Next
Can't get enough cannibalism, necrophilia, and Ryan Murphy? Here are the 12 best shows like Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story to watch next.
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Aisha Tyler On Why Directing The Walking Dead Was 'Much More Intense' Than Directing Criminal Minds - Exclusive
"Criminal Minds" star Aisha Tyler has directed both "Criminal Minds" and "The Walking Dead." Here's why she says the experiences are very different.
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Criminal Minds' Aisha Tyler Admires Tara Lewis' Workaholic Lifestyle - Exclusive
"Criminal Minds" star Aisha Tyler explained how she's similar to her character and why she admires Tara's workaholic tendencies.
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The MCU Needs To Fix Its Rick Jones Problem Before Phase 6 Ends
Rick Jones, Hulk and Captain America's best buddy, needs to enter the MCU before it loses its place for him.
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Inhumans Are More Than The X-Men's B-Team, & It's Time Marvel Gets Them Off The Bench
The Inhumans never should've been positioned as an X-Men replacement, and now, it's time to highlight them the right way.
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Black Mirror Should Learn From The Last Of Us How To Balance Humanity, Horror, & Dystopia
Black Mirror is at its best when it puts relatable human tragedy before dystopian despair - just like The Last of Us.
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Why Spider-Verse And Mario's Soaring Success Leaves Disney Animation In The Dust
Disney Animation is losing its power at the box office, and the studio needs to take notes from 2023's biggest animated successes.
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Wes Craven Was Angry With Robert Englund Embracing The Funnier Side Of Freddy Krueger - Exclusive
Freddy Krueger has a funny side for a slasher film monster, but star Robert Englund revealed that creator Wes Craven wasn't thrilled about all the humor.
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Every Movie John Cusack & Joan Cusack Made Together - And Which One Is Best
John and Joan Cusack have both led storied careers. Here's a look at the times the siblings appeared in films together and which film critics say is best.
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Blue Bloods' Main Characters Ranked Worst To Best
The cop drama "Blue Bloods" has been a mainstay on CBS for over a decade. From Frank Reagan to Jackie Curatola, here's a ranking of the show's best characters.
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Asteroid City: Why Playing Two Roles Drew Jason Schwartzman To This Wes Anderson Script - Exclusive
Jason Schwartzman is no stranger to collaborating with Wes Anderson, but the actor explained how his dual roles in "Asteroid City" drew him to the project.
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Robert Englund Imagined Wes Craven As A Dark Genius Before Playing Freddy Krueger - Exclusive Interview
Robert Englund's career goes well beyond the face of Fred Krueger. He told Looper how it felt looking back on his life in his new documentary.
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Adipurush Will Be Bollywood's LOTR (& Western Audiences Better Get Prepared)
Lord of the Rings was many people's first step into fantasy. Now, Adipurush can be a gateway into Indian mythology for those in the West.
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Walton Goggins Sums Up Playing Baby Billy In The Righteous Gemstones With One Word - Exclusive
"The Righteous Gemstones" star Walton Goggins told Looper about the experience of playing Baby Billy and working with his co-stars on the series.
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Stephen King's Fairy Tale Movie Adaption Will Only Work If It Embraces Its Horror Elements
2017's Dark Tower failed, but Paul Greengrass' adaptation of King's newest fantasy novel can fix the damage - if it stays true to the book's darker elements.
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Secret Invasion: Ali Selim Showcases Nick Fury's Humanity In A Darker Side Of Life - Exclusive Interview
Ali Salem talked to Looper about the different sides of Nick Fury's personality explored in "Secret Invasion."
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Kim Cattrall Won't Save And Just Like That... (& Season 2 Is DOA)
A sprinkling of "Sex and the City" nostalgia won't save a bad recipe, because "And Just Like That..." is already burnt out.
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Asteroid City: Why Maya Hawke & Rupert Friend's Onscreen Romance Is Unique - Exclusive Interview
Maya Hawke and Rupert Friend told Looper about the aspects of their onscreen "Asteroid City" romance that you won't see anywhere else.
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Asteroid City Flips Wes Anderson's Meta Approach & Saves The Film
Asteroid City is, quite cleverly, the opposite of every other Wes Anderson movie to date.
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Asteroid City: Scarlett Johansson And Jason Schwartzman Enjoy The Small Things About Wes Anderson - Exclusive Interview
Scarlett Johansson and Jason Schwartzman spoke to Looper about their 1950s-set film, "Asteroid City," and what was new about Wes Anderson's directorial style.
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Secret Invasion: Kingsley Ben-Adir Crafted Gravik To Be A Realistic Villain - Exclusive Interview
"Secret Invasion" star Kingsley Ben-Adir shared how he approached playing the villain and teased what fans can expect from learning more about Nick Fury.
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Kraven's Rhino Still Fails The Comics Just As Badly As TASM2
Rhino is coming back to the big screen in "Kraven the Hunter," but is this latest incarnation really any better than the "Amazing Spider-Man" version?
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Across The Spider-Verse: Seeing Spider-Man 2099 Is A Full-Circle Moment For Steve Orlando - Exclusive
"Spider-Man 2099" comic writer Steve Orlando told us how he feels seeing the hero become more popular than ever after "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
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