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Fans of The Haunting of Hill House are about to travel to a frightening new location. In an exclusive feature in Vanity Fair, series creator Mike Flanagan details the new season, entitled The Haunting of Bly Manor, which will turn the Hill House property into an anthology.

Fans of the wildly inventive sci-fi spectacular have been holding out hope for the series' fate for a few months, but Netflix has officially announced that Altered Carbon will not be getting re-sleeved for a third season.

As if 2020 wasn't crazy enough, now Wolverine and the Hulk are coming to blows. Well, sort of. Hugh Jackman and Mark Ruffalo find themselves competing at the 2020 Emmy awards, leading the former Logan to comment on the possibility of a big-screen Marvel mash-up.

As movie theaters tentatively prepare to welcome back filmgoers, who have been watching movies at home during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, critics are furious with the House of Mouse, which is potentially putting audiences at risk with the release of The New Mutants.

The latest teen drama burning up the charts at Netflix is a mid-sized story, told in its entirety over 20 episodes, which the streamer broke into two seasons. Trinkets is adapted from the 2013 YA novel of the same name by Kirsten Smith.

Keanu Reeves recently took part in an interview with Sirius XM with his Bill & Ted Face the Music co-star Alex Winter. Asked if there were any parts they wish they could travel back in time to play, Reeves didn't hesitate to name-drop a certain grizzled, Canadian, adamantium-infused mutant.

Like with any other show, Riverdale's stars sometimes feel that certain scenes are a bit much. In a recent interview with The Los Angeles Times, Betty actress Lili Reinhart discussed one particular scene that she had trouble with, as the moment almost went too far outside her comfort zone.

Considering the show's popularity, small cast, in-studio format, and bargain-bin price tag, many viewers are understandably suspicious of Comedy Central's decision to kill its long-running series, Tosh.0.

The finale of The Boys' first season drew a line in the sand and made it clear who the real heroes and villains were. Now, in advance of the season's September 4 premiere on Amazon Prime, critics are praising the show's return for a myriad of reasons.

Watch your back, Mr. Scorsese, because there's another "Irishman" flick burning up the charts on Netflix these days. We don't know whether Kill the Irishman's recent viewership bump is the result of name similarity with Scorsese's epic, but we're sincerely glad people are finding it. Here's why.

Here's everything we know about the late arriving Season 4 of Paramount's 'Yellowstone.'

There's a simple reason writer-director Matt Reeves chose Robert Pattinson to be The Batman. During the upcoming film's panel at last weekend's DC FanDome, Reeves stated plainly for Bat-fans what many of us have been well aware of for some time: the guy can act circles around most of his peers.

You know you did something right when your trailer reaction video gets retweeted by the movie's director. That's exactly what happened when one of the hosts of The GOAT Movie Podcast posted his reaction to the trailer for The Batman.

The introduction of intriguing new characters is certainly welcome, but The Suicide Squad's vastly updated cast also means that several of the enticing characters from the original film have been left out of the sequel. One of the more glaring omissions is Cara Delevigne's Enchantress.

The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star is probably the most qualified person around to advise Farrell about his role in The Batman — and it just so happens that DeVito has issued Farrell a hilarious warning about playing the Penguin.

Fans of The Batman have taken to Twitter in the wake of the first trailer for Matt Reeves' reboot, which premiered during DC FanDome on August 22, and they're making a pretty amusing comparison between Robert Pattinson's Caped Crusader and a famously brooding musician.

If you're a Twilight fan, you might have noticed that the way Bruce Wayne, played by former Edward Cullen himself Robert Pattinson, saves an unsuspecting bystander in the recently released trailer for The Batman is eerily similar to a famous Twilight interaction.

If you're looking for a movie to help manage the anxiety of moving (through horrific catharsis, that is), then Netflix has the movie for you: 1BR. The 2019 thriller suddenly skyrocketed into Netflix's top ten streaming movies, so let's talk about why.

Hidden inside the new trailer for The Batman, there's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it clue that very well could signify that Robert Pattinson's Bruce Wayne is about to have his entire world turned sideways, in a way that forces him to question everything he has devoted himself to.

It seems like The Batman has been the subject of intense speculation for forever, and now that fans have finally seen a trailer — which debuted this past Saturday at DC FanDome — they only have more questions. Among the most burning of these: What's the movie going to be rated?

In the trailer for The Batman, fans saw Batman receive a card from the Riddler. The coded message scribbled inside isn't as tough to crack as it seems, and one clever viewer has already solved the Riddler's puzzle seen in The Batman trailer.

The appearance of a certain iconic Batman villain in the first trailer for The Batman has everyone talking. That villain is Oswald "Oz" Cobblepot, who's destined to become the nefarious Penguin from Batman lore. Colin Farrell plays him in The Batman, and he looks completely unrecognizable.

The Suicide Squad is once again coming to wreak havoc on the superhero realm. And if the first-look footage James Gunn and company unleashed during DC FanDome is any indication, the director may have outdone even himself in regards to just how far he's willing to push the envelope of insanity.

Many praised the darker, more adult tone on display in the Snyder Cut trailer, as well as the use of one iconic Leonard Cohen song in the background to set the appropriate mood; that doesn't mean the first look wants for detractors, however.

During the Shazam! 2 panel at DC FanDome 2020, stand-up comedian and actor Sinbad made an appearance and announced that he would have a significant role in the upcoming sequel. But is he really telling the truth?

During a DC FanDome panel for Reeves' The Batman, which will see Robert Pattinson as Batman himself, Reeves discussed his inspiration for the film, which include some pretty hard-hitting, gritty movies that can give fans an idea of what the next version of Batman may look like.

While fans got a glimpse at Black Adam's concept art and an update on Centineo's training, one of the panel's most spine-tingling moments came right at the end, with Johnson promising that the DC Universe of heroes is about to get a powerful overhaul.