I Was Brought To Prison In Handcuffs For A Con Air Screening & It Was The Best Experience
The 2016 Glasgow Film Festival hosted a "Con Air" screening in a makeshift prison that allowed 300 moviegoers to be convicts for an evening.
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Night Court's Lacretta On What It Takes To Bring Gurgs To Life - Exclusive Interview
"Night Court" revival star Lacretta shared her inspirations for playing Gurg, what it's like working with Melissa Rauch and John Larroquette, and more. -
Adrien Brody Details His Villain Character In Ghosted And Working With Chris Evans And Ana De Armas - Exclusive Interview
Adrien Brody discussed his villain character in "Ghosted," working with Chris Evans and Ana de Armas, reuniting with Wes Anderson for "Asteroid City," and more. -
Frodo Is The Greatest Hero Of LOTR (Even If Tolkien Picked Samwise)
It's become a trend for people to hype up Samwise as the true hero of Lord of the Rings, but hear us out - there's a reason Frodo is the star. -
Every One Chicago Show Has The Exact Same Problem
One Chicago is a massive franchise, but it keeps messing up in one huge way, over and over. -
Chris Diamantopoulos On Career Highlights Like Mrs. Davis And The Office - Exclusive Interview
Chris Diamantopoulos discussed his new series "Mrs. Davis," working with Jamie Lee Curtis in "The Sitcky," and playing fan-reviled "The Office" character Brian. -
Looper Asks: Which Upcoming Max Project Are You Most Excited For? - Exclusive Survey
Max teased a slate of hot upcoming projects, from The Penguin to the Harry Potter reboot. We asked, and you told us which one you're most excited about. -
Dear DC Studios, Please Let Batman Fight Villains With Superpowers
C'mon, DC Studios, who wants Clayface to be an everyday serial killer? It's time to up the ante. -
Evil Dead Rise Executive Producer Bruce Campbell On The Latest Gory Chapter In The Evil Dead Saga - Exclusive Interview
Bruce Campbell discussed executive producing "Evil Dead Rise," the level of gore compared to other films in the "Evil Dead" franchise, and more. -
The Duke Nukem Movie Will Only Succeed By Embracing Its Evil Dead Trappings (& Ditching The Outdated Humor)
A "Duke Nukem" movie is in the works from the creators of "Cobra Kai," and it's already shaping up to be a forgettable "Men In a Black" ripoff. -
Barry Season 4 Follows A Harmful Prison Trope, And Future Antihero Shows Need To Avoid It
TV dramas like Barry, Bojack Horseman, and Better Call Saul need to stop perpetuating false stereotypes about prison being a place for penance and redemption. -
NoHo Hank Actor Anthony Carrigan Details Work With Bill Hader On Barry And A Film Icon's Season 4 Cameo - Exclusive Interview
"Barry" star Anthony Carrigan discussed the series' fourth and final season, working with Bill Hader, an upcoming cameo by a film icon, and more. -
Renfield Proves If Universal Wants A Dark Universe Reboot, Nostalgia - Not Modernization - Is The Ticket
Renfield might be proof that Universal is finally understanding why people love their classic monsters in the first place. -
The Crucial Advice Marvel's Kevin Feige Gave Chad Stahelski About John Wick - Exclusive
"John Wick" director Chad Stahelski recalled his conversations with Kevin Feige after approaching him for advice on building a cinematic universe. -
Why Russell Crowe Took The Pope's Exorcist Role Despite Not Being A Horror Movie Fan - Exclusive
Russell Crowe has acted in many genres, but horror is not his go-to; however, there was something about "The Pope's Exorcist" that hooked him in. -
Ted Lasso's Romantic Relationships Deserve A Penalty Card
Ted Lasso is great at friendships. Romantic storylines? Not so much. -
Makoto Shinkai Says Suzume Was Almost A Lesbian Romance - Exclusive
When it comes to the romance in "Suzume," Makoto Shinkai originally intended for the titular character to have a relationship with a woman, but that changed. -
The Last Of Us: Melanie Lynskey Wants A Kathleen Spin-Off And That's A Colossal Mistake
Let's learn from The Walking Dead and not throw away goodwill with a ton of filler material. -
The Owl House Was There For Me During The Pandemic, And TV Is Worse Without It
The Day of Unity has come and gone. We've reached the end of "The Owl House," and with it, the end of a golden age for queer cartoons. -
Riverdale Newcomer Nicholas Barasch Discusses His Favorite Memories From The Set - Exclusive Interview
Nicholas Barasch, who plays Julian on "Riverdale," spoke to Looper about what it was like joining the Season 7 cast and whether he relates to his character. -
The Highlander Reboot Is Still In The Works, According To Director Chad Stahelski - Exclusive
"John Wick" director Chad Stahelski gave an update on the "Highlander" reboot he's been attached to for the past several years. -
Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere Could Be Fantasy's MCU (But There's Only One Way To Make It Work)
Let's take a look at how Brandon Sanderson's prolific fantasy universe, Cosmere, could become the fantasy equivalent of the MCU. -
Renfield: Nicolas Cage On Bela Lugosi, Christopher Lee, & Other Dracula Influences - Exclusive
Nicolas Cage discussed his love for monster movies and the many influences that he pulled from for his interpretation of Count Dracula in "Renfield." -
HBO Max Renaming Itself Max Proves WB Doesn't Know Its Audience
HBO Max will soon be known as simply "Max," and the name change is a clear sign that Warner Bros. Discovery has no respect for what HBO accomplished. -
HBO's Harry Potter Reboot Needs To Be Expelled From Hogwarts
Harry Potter was a huge part of my life, growing up. But this new HBO series is just going to rub salt in the wounds. -
Amazon's The Wheel Of Time Season 2 Needs To Fix One Major Problem If It Wants To Win Back Skeptical Readers
If Season 2 is going to succeed, the show needs to fix what it did with Mat Cauthon. -
Russell Crowe On Finding Out The Pope's Exorcist Was A Real Person And More - Exclusive Interview
Russel Crowe discussed what drew him to "The Pope's Exorcist," the real-life man behind his character, and more in an exclusive interview.
