The Boogeyman Doesn't Redefine The Horror Wheel (But It Doesn't Have To)
"The Boogeyman" may have a straightforward plot, but its utilization of character and theme allow it to stand out in a crowded horror marketplace.
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Community Fans Will Have To Wait Even Longer For The Movie, According To Joel McHale
Joel McHale says fans might have to wait a little while longer before the release of the much-anticipated Community movie.
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Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse And Fast X Make The Same Mistake In Their Third Acts
Although the two films couldn't be more different, both "Across the Spider-Verse" and "Fast X" didn't quite land their cliffhanger endings.
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Fast & Furious: Dwayne Johnson Is Gearing Up For Another Hobbs-Centric Movie
Dwayne Johnson is returning as Luke Hobbs in an upcoming Fast and Furious film that won't star Vin Diesel.
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Spider-Man: ATSV's Spider-Dad Is The Growth Peter Parker Needed For Decades (& The Comics Should Follow Suit)
Spider-Man's movies are great, but his comics have been mired in a terrible cycle for nearly two decades. It's time for Peter Parker to grow up.
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Ready Player Two - Will It Ever Happen?
Ernest Cline recently released the sequel novel "Ready Player Two." Here's when you can expect the film adaptation to hit the big screen.
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Spider-Man Producers Say Live-Action Miles Morales Movie Is In The Works
With the popularity of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," it shouldn't be surprising to hear how producers want to make a live-action Miles Morales movie.
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Across The Spider-Verse Box Office Prediction: Can The Animated Sequel Top Its Predecessor?
Can this newest take on Spider-Man beat the first film - and even break records? Here's our prediction.
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Wes Anderson 'Spoils' Asteroid City In The Opening Credits - And That's A Good Thing
Wes Anderson has spoiled the identity of the alien in the opening credits of his upcoming film, "Asteroid City," but that is not necessarily a bad thing.
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Asteroid City Might Require Two Viewings, According To Wes Anderson
The director himself has suggested "Asteroid City" might require multiple viewings to fully appreciate all that this dense science fiction tale has to offer.
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Deadpool 3 Rumor: Three Original X-Men Will Return With Hugh Jackman's Wolverine
According to a sci-fi entertainment insider, three actors from the original "X-Men" film series will return alongside Hugh Jackman's Wolverine in "Deadpool 3."
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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Looks Fun, But The Last Ronin Is The Gritty Turtles Movie Fans Deserve
"The Last Ronin" tells a far more brutal and hopeless turtle story than anything fans are used to, and it could provide the franchise its crowning moment.
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If A Flash Sequel Happens, Will Ezra Miller Be Recast?
Many fans wonder if Ezra Miller will remain as the Flash after the film releases in June. The movie's director, Andy Muschietti, has recently addressed this.
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The Live-Action How To Train Your Dragon Just Scored Its Leads
The live-action adaptation of "How to Train Your Dragon" has cast its two leads. Here's what fans should know about the film's Hiccup and Astrid actors.
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The Reason Nightmare On Elm Street's Robert Englund Isn't Willing To Play Freddy Krueger Again
If another "Nightmare on Elm Street" movie gets made, Robert Englund won't reprise his role as Freddy Krueger, as he mentioned in a new documentary.
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Fast X Is A Billion Away From Furious 7 (Can It Reach Its Predecessor?)
"Furious 7" represents an anomaly in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, grossing $1.5 billion. As such, it's unlikely "Fast X" will surpass it at the box office.
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Chris Farley's Shrek Test Footage Shows A Very Different Ogre
Early test footage unearthed from "Shrek" shows that Chris Farley's Shrek was a very different ogre than Mike Myers' iconic version of the character.
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Every Live-Action Disney Remake Has The Exact Same Problem
Disney's live-action remakes have become a pillar of the company's movie business, but they all sadly suffer from the same core problem.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Lovingly Praises The Legacy Of Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis retired from acting in 2022. Former co-star and fellow action star, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has nothing but kind words for his friend.
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The Little Mermaid On Track To Swim Away With Over $100 Million During Opening Weekend
Disney live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" is expected to have a stellar opening weekend over the Memorial Day holiday.
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John Wick 5 Is Happening (And So Are More TV Spin-Offs)
As anyone who's seen a "John Wick" film knows, John Wick will just keep coming back no matter what you throw at him, and reportedly "John Wick 5" is a go.
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The 'Profound' Reason The Little Mermaid Director Agreed To Do The Disney Remake
"The Little Mermaid" director Rob Marshall explains that he didn't want to remake Disney's animated classic unless the tale had something new to say.
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James Gunn's Superman Better Honor Lex Luthor Or The Character Will Become A Relic
Lex Luthor has never had an iconic big screen adaptation. Superman: Legacy is his last chance.
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Writers Strike Forces Marvel To Stop Filming Thunderbolts And Wonder Man
Marvel Studios has hit another stumbling block as two of its major upcoming projects have been delayed due to the Writers Guild of America strike.
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Mark Hamill's Acting In The Machine Made Bert Kreischer Cry - Exclusive
In an interview, Bert Kreischer told us how Mark Hamill's impressive fatherly acting in the new comedy "The Machine" brought him to tears in one scene.
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Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill To Celebrate 20th Anniversary With 4K Remaster
With "Kill Bill," Quentin Tarantino cemented a reputation as an innovative, exciting director. And the film's turning 20 in style with a new 4K remaster.
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Early Box Office Projections Suggests The Flash May Be Racing Toward A Modest Opening Weekend
Early projections see "The Flash" opening to pretty modest financials during its first weekend in cinemas.
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