Why Paul Bettany Calls Himself Shallow After Filming WandaVision
The joy of having an entire studio audience laugh at his jokes has led Paul Bettany to the conclusion that he's a tiny bit shallow, and he's totally fine with that.
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The Creepy Connection Between The Haunting Of Bly Manor And Evil
Entertainment has become so saturated with tales of Lucifer that at least two shows featuring the cast-out angel have drawn on the same bible story. A Redditor noticed that the tale of "Legion" is featured in CBS' supernatural crime series Evil and Netflix horror drama The Haunting of Bly Manor. -
Fans Of The Haunting Of Bly Manor Have A Crazy Theory About Hannah
There's a definitive story to every detail in The Haunting of Bly Manor. -
The Haunting Of Bly Manor Twist That Shocked Victoria Pedretti
Victoria Pedretti played Nell Crain on The Haunting of Hill House, and took on the lead role of Dani Clayton on Bly Manor. What part of the new series managed to shock Pedretti as much as fans were shocked by the revelation of the Bent-Neck Lady? -
What You'll Only Notice In The Haunting Of Bly Manor If You Rewatch It
Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor is so detailed that there are probably quite a few of these moments that you missed. Because of this, many fans have already begun to rewatch the series, noting lines and other details that they didn't realize were connected until now. -
Is The Queen's Gambit A True Story?
The new Netflix drama series The Queen's Gambit is the story of Beth Harmon, a chess prodigy during the Cold War era who rises through the ranks of the professional chess world while battling mental illness and an addiction to tranquilizers. It's a gripping -
The Ending Of The Queen's Gambit Explained
The title of Netflix's latest critical hit The Queen's Gambit is a bit misleading, but only because the series is not a true gambit — much like the chess moves its named after. Instead, from beginning to end it watches like a clear and decisive win for the streamer. -
Why Beth From The Queen's Gambit Looks So Familiar
Chess is at the center of Netflix's new drama The Queen's Gambit, and as the story unfolds, many are likely to ponder where they've previously seen the young woman portraying this Grandmaster in the making. Her name is Anya Taylor-Joy. And you've almost certainly seen her before. -
Why Benny From The Queen's Gambit Looks So Familiar
While most people will likely recognize him as the sweet little boy from Love Actually, this actor has made a real name for himself over the years. -
All The Secret Roles In The Haunting Of Bly Manor Explained
Not long after the announcement that The Haunting of Bly Manor was on its way, creator Mike Flanagan made some casting announcements, and there were quite a few familiar faces included. Their roles, however, were hidden. Now that the show has arrived, here's who does what in the show. -
Why Owen From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
Rahul Kohli plays the charming chef and pun aficionado Owen Sharma in The Haunting of Bly Manor. Though Netflix's horror series is definitely one of his bigger roles, Kohli has been making his mark on television for years. Here's where you might have seen him before. -
The Haunting Of Bly Manor's Victoria Pedretti Explains That Final Shot
The Haunting of Bly Manor comes to an ambiguous ending, and fans have been debating it ever since the show dropped on Netflix. While it's open for interpretation, star Victoria Pedretti revealed how she views that last shot, and how it works within the larger themes explored throughout the show. -
The One Thing Fans Are So Happy Isn't In The Haunting Of Bly Manor
Bly Manor is dark, but at the center of it all is a beautiful love story. There's one thing people are happy isn't in Bly Manor, and it might surprise you. -
The Haunting Of Bly Manor Has Some Sneaky Doctor Who References
Much like Karen Gillan's involvement with Oculus, both seasons of Mike Flanagan's Haunting Netflix series are not only impacted by his love of Doctor Who, but even include references to the sci-fi series. Here's the sneaky way he worked his Doctor Who fandom into Bly Manor. -
The Hidden Puzzles You Need To Watch For In The Haunting Of Bly Manor
One key similarity between Bly Manor and Hill House are the hidden ghosts, and there are plenty. Looming in the background through many different scenes, these figures definitely add to the creepy feeling of the show, but they are also a very important part of the story for audiences to figure out. -
Why The Dolls On The Haunting Of Bly Manor Mean More Than You Realize
A significant piece of imagery in Netflix's new horror story The Haunting of Bly Manor is a dollhouse, and the many different figurines that live inside it. It's clear that the dolls are physically very important to the show, but it turns out they are also a key part of the story's main theme. -
The Haunting Of Bly Manor Vs. Hill House: Which Is Scarier?
Horror fans got an unexpected treat in 2018 when Netflix dropped The Haunting of Hill House. When the eagerly anticipated follow-up, The Haunting of Bly Manor, was getting ready to drop, fans had one question: would the new season be as scary as the original? It's time to answer that question. -
Why Miss Jessel From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
One actress joining the cast of Bly Manor, Tahirah Sharif, plays Miss Jessel, the children's previous governess who died by suicide unexpectedly. English actress Sharif has been in the game for quite a while, and it's not even her first time on Netflix. Think you recognize her? You probably do. -
The Huge '80s Child Star You Didn't Realize Is On The Haunting Of Bly Manor
One of the former The Haunting of Hill House actors returning for The Haunting of Bly Manor is a child star from the '80s you probably didn't realize was in the cast. -
The Ending Of The Haunting Of Bly Manor Explained
There's a major twist in the finale, so here's what you need to know about what actually happened. This is the ending of The Haunting of Bly Manor explained. -
Why Dani From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
In The Haunting of Bly Manor, the new horror anthology installment that will drop on Netflix on October 9, 2020, a familiar face leads the pack as au pair Dani Clayton. If you've been wondering why the actress who plays Dani looks so familiar, you're not alone. Here's where you've seen her before. -
The Haunting Of Bly Manor Zillow Listing That Will Creep You Out
Shopping around for some new digs? It can feel positively impossible to find the right place. Luckily, real estate website Zillow has an opportunity that's simply to die for, as a posting for the eponymous home in Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor has started turning heads. -
Why Jamie From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
The Haunting of Bly Manor features some returning fan favorites from The Haunting of Hill House, but there are some fresh faces in the new season of Netflix's supernatural chiller as well. Of particular note is Amelia Eve, who has joined the cast as Jamie. -
Why WandaVision's Monica Rambeau Looks So Familiar
On the upcoming series WandaVision, Monica Rambeau is all grown up. The actress who plays her, Teyonah Parris, has made several splashes throughout her career. Here's why WandaVision's Monica Rambeau looks so familiar. -
The Ending Of The Night Of Explained
Did Nasir kill Andrea, or did someone sneak in and murder her in the middle of the night? For eight episodes, that's exactly what the world is trying to figure out. Here's the ending of The Night Of explained. -
The Ending Of Sharp Objects Explained
If you still have questions about the ending of Sharp Objects after its eight-episode run in 2018, look no further. Here, we explain the entire ending and what happens to Camille and the Preaker family. -
The Ending Of Little Fires Everywhere Explained
When it debuted on March 18, Hulu's adaptation of Celeste Ng's novel Little Fires Everywhere quickly caught on with viewers. Ng's book told us a house would burn down and later revealed who was behind it, but the show's finale offered something different than what's in the pages of the novel.
