Prey Almost Had A Much More Mysterious Ad Campaign According To Dan Trachtenberg - Exclusive
Dan Trachtenberg had a pretty big plan in place for the "Prey" ad campaign. He told Looper what his initial plans were for trailers and commercials.
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Adam Sigal And Ruth Connell Preview Nandor Fodor And The Talking Mongoose - Exclusive Interview
Director Adam Sigal and actress Ruth Connell describe working on "Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose," based on the true story of a supposed talking animal. -
Scott Haze Says Tom Hardy Was His 'Rock' On The Venom Set - Exclusive
Scott Haze had a huge inspiration on the set of "Venom." He told Looper why Tom Hardy was so important to his work. -
These Are The Announced DC Projects That Appear To Be In Trouble
Comments from WBD CEO David Zaslav following the cancellation of "Batgirl" have cast a grim pall, but what other announced DC projects appear to be in trouble? -
Prey's Dakota Beavers Explains How Taabe's A Different Kind Of Onscreen Big Brother - Exclusive
Dakota Beavers isn't the same big brother you're used to seeing. He told Looper how his role in "Prey" breaks some conventions. -
Steve Martin Confirms What We Suspected About His Career After Only Murders In The Building
Beyond "Only Murders in the Building," Steve Martin seems to have an idea of what the rest of his career looks like and just how much he has left in the tank. -
We Finally Know If Hawkins Will Be In Chicago Fire Season 11
Evan Hawkins was a staple in Chicago Fire Season 10. Will he be back with Violet in Season 11? -
The Most Unlikely DC Project Is Apparently Still Happening On HBO Max
There's still another heroine whose DC film, which is still in official development, has yet to be burned at the altar of tangential profit. -
The Book Of Boba Fett Stunt Coordinator J.J. Dashnaw Talks Creating Stunts Fit For A Galaxy Far, Far Away - Exclusive Interview
"The Book of Boba Fett," focused on the fan-favorite "Star Wars" character, is full of fight scenes that stunt coordinator J.J. Dashnaw helps bring to life. -
Are We Still Getting A Green Lantern Series At HBO Max?
Is the upcoming "Green Lantern" TV series safe at HBO Max? Here's what we know. -
Warner Bros. Scrambling To Reassure Some DC Creators That Their Movies Are Safe
Warner Bros. Discovery is in the process of calming the waters, and some DC creators have reportedly received hurried reassurances that their projects are safe. -
Nearly 27% Said This Was Their Least Favorite Full House Character
In a recent poll conducted by Looper, "Full House" fans weighed on their least favorite character from the original series, and the results make a lot of sense. -
Ron Howard Explains His Role On The New Willow Disney+ Series - Exclusive
"Willow" is set to return to Disney+ this holiday season. Ron Howard told Looper what he's doing to bring the characters back to life. -
The Breaking Bad Video Game You'll Never Get To Play
Vince Gilligan had plans to make a "Breaking Bad" video game in the style of a best-selling series that features its own fair share of questionable characters. -
The Penny Dreadful Character Writer John Logan Calls His 'Muse' - Exclusive
"They/Them" writer and director John Logan reflected on working on "Penny Dreadful" and revealed which of the series' characters was his favorite. -
The Real Reason Geralt Has Yellow Eyes In The Witcher
Why is the White Wolf the way he is? Here's a quick rundown of Geralt's unique path towards Witcher-dom. -
The Golden Globes Broadcast Appears Set To Return To NBC
It appears the Golden Globes could be back in full swing and broadcasting for the world to see as soon as next year. -
Kevin Smith's Plan To Kickstart A New DC Cinematic Universe Actually Makes A Ton Of Sense
Kevin Smith's ideas for refreshing the DC film universe may not be shocking, but they might be just what the franchise needs. -
The Untold Truth Of Robbie Wolfe
Mike Wolfe has been hosting History's hit "American Pickers" for over a decade and is now joined by his brother. Here is the untold truth of Robbie Wolfe. -
The Strange Way Fall 'Faked' Its Way To A PG-13 Rating
According to Variety, the $3 million budget of "Fall" did not allow any time or money for reshoots, so to please the MPAA, the makers of the movie got creative. -
Prey Just Set A Jaw-Dropping New Record On Hulu
According to a statement released by Disney, Hulu's recent debut of "Prey" helped the streamer to break an extremely notable viewership record. -
Fiery Debate Erupts Over Batgirl Set Photos
Fans are debating if the new "Batgirl" set photos look different or not. Everyone certainly has an opinion of the scrapped flick. -
Walmart's Streaming Plan Is One Step Closer To Reinventing Cable Packages
According to the New York Times, Walmart intends on adding more value to its Walmart+ membership by expanding into streaming. We hope you like bundles! -
Idris Elba Has Big Ambitions For Bloodsport's Next Project
Idris Elba knows what Bloodsport story he wants to take to the big screen. His idea is an ambitious one. -
Bee And PuppyCat Fans Have Some Major Netflix News To Celebrate
Fans of "Bee and PuppyCat" have been waiting years for the show to get its due respect. Now they can celebrate as Netflix has some major news to share. -
The Sandman Showrunner Confirms A Wild Story Arc For Season 2
"The Sandman" showrunner recently confirmed the wild story arc for "The Sandman" Season 2, and it would be incredibly entertaining to see it come to life. -
Why Nick Stahl And Robert Patrick Didn't Talk About Terminator On The Set Of What Josiah Saw - Exclusive
Nick Stahl and Robert Patrick didn't approach the "Terminator" topic on the set of "What Josiah Saw," and Stahl told Looper why they stayed away from it.
