It Follows Confirms Sequel, They Follow, With Maika Monroe's Awaited Return
Director David Robert Mitchell and lead star Maika Monroe are teaming up for "They Follow," a sequel to 2014's acclaimed horror film "It Follows."
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Reservation Dogs Star Calls Watching Killers Of The Flower Moon 'F-Ing Hellfire'
While Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon" has garnered critical praise, there are some valid critiques against it from Indigenous communities.
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James Gunn Can Fix Superman's Movie Villain Curse (By Learning From Batman)
Superman's rogues' gallery is as good as Batman's, and James Gunn's reboot is the best time for villains like Brainiac and Livewire to finally see daylight.
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Marvel's Savage Land Movie Is The Perfect Avengers/Jurassic Park Crossover
The MCU needs something new. Dinosaur movies are in a Jurassic Park-induced lull. The solution to both is the Savage Land, Ka-Zar, & Shanna the She-Devil.
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How Spider-Man Got The Venom Symbiote Explained
Spider-Man's black suit is a fan-favorite, but the story of how he gets it (and how it becomes Venom) changes from medium to medium. Here's a deep dive.
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Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Should Be Rated-R (& Use This Game Storyline)
Now that Five Nights at Freddy's is a big-screen franchise, the sequel needs to lose the sterile PG-13 rating and embrace the chaos of the games.
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Jonathan Majors Heads To Trial Amid New Disturbing Case Details
Jonathan Majors' case is now heading to trial, amid previously unreported allegations of an incident in London, as well as new details from New York.
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Maestro's First Trailer Sings With Promise For Bradley Cooper's Directing Career
A new trailer for Netflix's "Maestro" offers more insight into the movie's depiction of Leonard Bernstein and Felicia Montealegre's relationship and careers.
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The Next Halloween Movie Should Make Laurie Strode The Villain
Jamie Lee Curtis has turned in her final Halloween movie. Now, it's time for Rob Zombie's Halloween - and his tortured Laurie Strode - to make a comeback.
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Richard Roundtree, Star Of The Shaft Franchise, Dead At 81
Richard Roundtree, who was best known for playing Detective John Shaft in the 1971 movie "Shaft," passed away on Tuesday, October 24. He was 81 years old.
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Daniel Radcliffe Has A New, Heart-Wrenching Harry Potter Project In The Works
Daniel Radcliffe is returning to his wizarding roots to help tell the heartfelt and tragic story of one of his dearest friends.
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Killer Croc Is The Perfect Batman 2 Villain (& Clayface Would Be A Mistake)
The rumor is that Matt Reeves' Batman sequel will use Clayface, but the Gotham City rogue who deserves a realistic reboot is Waylon Jones, aka Killer Croc.
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Leave The World Behind Trailer Throws Julia Roberts & Mahershala Ali Into An Apocalypse
A brand new trailer for Netflix's "Leave the World Behind" shows two families navigating the apocalypse while stuck in the same house together.
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Harry Potter Director David Yates Leaves Fantasy Behind For Brutal Reality Of Pain Hustlers - Exclusive Interview
Director David Yates discussed why the story behind "Pain Hustlers" was so fascinating to him, the multifaceted development of the characters, and more.
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Marvel Writer Threw A 'F*** James Gunn' Party After Winning GOTG Credit
Here's why Marvel writer Nicole Perlman trolled James Gunn when holding a party to celebrate winning a credit for "Guardians of the Galaxy."
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Dwayne Johnson Speaks Out After His Viral Wax Figure Faces Major Criticism
Fans of "The Rock" may be interested to hear his response to the poorly received wax figure that was recently unveiled in Paris.
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Here's How To Watch The Nun 2 At Home
If you're dying for the perfect spooky movie experience for Halloween, the Taissa Farmiga-starring The Nun II is your antidote. Here's how to stream it.
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Love Actually Director Richard Curtis Has Big Regrets - 'I Was Stupid And Wrong'
In a new interview, director Richard Curtis expressed regret over some of the aspects of his films "Love Actually" and "Notting Hill" that haven't aged well.
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Zack Snyder Announces Rebel Moon Prequel With A Sneak Preview
Zack Snyder recently took to social media to announce a prequel series that will release after "Rebel Moon" comes out in December.
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Christopher Nolan Thinks Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Movie Could Revolutionize The Industry
"Oppenheimer" director Christopher Nolan knows a thing or two about making movies. And he thinks Taylor Swift's about to blow the whole industry wide open.
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Rocky Stars React To The Death Of Burt Young
Following news of the death of actor Burt Young, best known for his role in the "Rocky" movies, Sylvester Stallone and other actors are paying their respects.
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Burt Young, Rocky Franchise Star, Dead At 83
The world lost a legendary actor on October 18 when Burt Young, best known for playing Paulie Pennino in the "Rocky" films, died at the age of 83.
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Frozen & Tarzan Live-Action Remakes Rumored To Be In Development At Disney
Disney is rumored to continue their trend of producing live-action remakes of animated films, with "Frozen," "Tarzan," and more said to be in development.
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ThunderCats' Best Lion-O Movie Casting Would Make It A Success But Upset Fans
Fans have wanted Jason Momoa to play Lion-O for years, and he'd definitely sell tickets - but he's the wrong choice.
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How Secret Wars Can Jumpstart The X-Men Takeover & Save The MCU (By Ending The Avengers)
After "Secret Wars," the Avengers need to dissemble - for good. It's time for the mutants to take over as the MCU's dominant superhero team.
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Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Is Officially Coming To Netflix
Fans will soon be able to stream "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" without any additional charge as long as they're a Netflix subscriber.
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Taylor Swift's Record Box Office Proves Movie Theaters Don't Need Big Studios
The record box office of Tayor Swift's Eras Tour release in theaters changes the game for studios already hurting from public approval of the strikes.
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