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Harry Melling has some great moments as Harry Beltik in Netflix's The Queen's Gambit, but the actor's personal favorite scene may surprise you.

Instagram artist ApexForm provided a visual of what we could expect from a live-action Peter B., and honestly, he'd fit right in with the other Spider-Men.

Ahead of the movie's release on December 18, Looper is excited to share an exclusive clip from Max Cloud.

One of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s favorite supporting players is involved in a surprising new project.

When it comes to action stars, few names are as big as Bruce Willis, and Willis is currently delivering the goods for Hulu.

One of 2020’s most gory, brutal shows has become an unlikely presidential favorite. Here’s the surprising shows President Obama raved about in 2020.

From new Netflix hits to classic Scorsese mob films, here are the releases you definitely won't want to miss on Netflix in January 2021.

The new year is almost here, and with it, you'll have exciting streaming options to add to your list. Here are the hidden gems hitting Netflix in January 2021.

We've heard quite a bit of information about the Snyder Cut of Justice League, but fans still want to know: Does it have a post-credits scene?

A true manga and anime classic is making its way to Netflix, and it looks like the streaming giant has fittingly huge plans for it.

Tpmo Cruise unleashed his frustration on the set of Mission: Impossible 7 after seeing crew members break COVID protocols. A recording of the outburst was several minutes long and captured the star and producer shouting profanities as he demanded workers abide by social distancing restrictions.

After the series concluded with Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, many assumed that the film franchise was finished. Turns out they were wrong.

While Cook hasn't had much work over the last few years, fans will be able to see her again very soon. She's been cast in a role for the upcoming reboot.

It's been, gosh, almost two whole decades since Firefly went off the air, and the show's fans have been peppered with false hope at least once a year ever since.

Wonder Woman 1984 is almost here, and everyone's eagerly waiting for Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) to face off against Maxwell Lord (Pedro Pascal) and Cheetah (Kristen Wiig) as she embarks on new adventures in the neon decade.

Disney has just announced another new Marvel show on Disney+ called Marvel Studios: Legends. It's a showcase series that promises to "revisit the epic heroes, villains, and moments from across the MCU in preparation for the highly anticipated stories still to come."

Cobra Kai may have shifted from a YouTube series to Netflix, but it's clear the show has a dedicated fan base that will follow the series anywhere, as evidenced by all the hype in the build-up to season 3. Now we're getting evidence that that hype might pay off early. Here's the rub.

One of Stewart's recent flops is officially getting a second life. Following the trend of many movies that came before it.

Splice is leaving Netflix on December 31.

If you tuned into Gal Gadot's recent appearance on The Graham Norton Show, then you may have been taken aback at a pretty major spoiler reveal for what we can expect going into the movie. Proceed at your own risk if you haven't seen Wonder Woman 1984 yet.

In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Weekly, Zack Snyder disclosed his hopes for Warner Bros. to release his cut of Justice League in theaters at the same time the film arrives on HBO Max. Even more interesting is the movie's possible R rating.

Not only will proper fatalities arrive at the cinema, but Mortal Kombat will also feature a non-whitewashed cast this time around, giving fans hope.

The Wonder Woman director isn't giving out a lot of specifics about her newly-announced Star Wars project, but then again, for something so new on the public's radar, just about everything feels like a huge development.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chris Pine is currently negotiating to play the lead role in an upcoming adaptation of the legendary tabletop role-playing game, which is coming courtesy of Paramount and eOne.

As horrific acts of inhumanity go, the Olympic Park Bomber's crime spree is significantly less well-known than the saga of the Unabomber, but as Netflix viewers are learning, it's every bit as rife with compelling drama.

There may still be long wait ahead for season 4, but a cryptic tweet suggests we may see a Stranger Things reunion of sorts around the Dungeons & Dragons table.

The stars of The Sopranos are bringing the family back together for an important cause. Not only will the online event feature several of your favorite faces coming together with the celebrated behind-the-scenes talent for a great cause, but they will also deliver a special surprise for fans.