The story of the new Halloween trilogy is starting to come into sharper focus. In a recent conversation with Collider at the Saturn Awards, franchise star Jamie Lee Curtis revealed that the flicks will be more than simply an exploration of the triumph of Laurie Strode over Michael Myers.
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Take a gander inside the mind of Harley Quinn, if you can deal with the sensory overload. A new poster has been released for the upcoming Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), and we feel like it can be succinctly summed up with two words: "candy-colored insanity."
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Of the Bruce Waynes we've seen on the big screen thus far, Christian Bale is arguably the most iconic. Meanwhile, some fans are skeptical of the newest Batman, Robert Pattinson, taking on the role. But what does Christian Bale think of Robert Pattinson becoming the next Batman?
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If you're still reeling from Netflix losing the streaming rights to the classic sitcoms Friends and The Office, then get ready to begin your road to recovery. The streaming giant has just acquired the rights to stream the most classic sitcom of all: Seinfeld will be heading to Netflix in 2021.
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Leave it to Toto to take the pressure off the most gruesome American Horror Story scenes. Actress Billie Lourd recently appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to promote American Horror Story: 1984. There, she revealed how she pulls herself out of taxing AHS scenes.
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Will the Skywalker Saga end by finally putting to rest questions over a certain character's parentage? According to Jason Ward at MakingStarWars.net, there's a chance that The Rise of Skywalker will do just that. The outlet claims that Rey will have an important connection to Emperor Palpatine.
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Hustlers didn't need to resort to any scams at the box office this weekend. Jennifer Lopez's latest film, written and directed by Lorene Scafaria, scored an impressive $33.2 million domestic opening — marking the largest live-action debut in Lopez's storied career thus far.
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The Rock is throwing stones. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson recently took to Instagram to discuss the box office performance of his latest flick, Hobbs & Shaw. In doing so, he also fired shots at someone in the caption of the photo. Here's who his social media diss was really targeted at.
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Game of Thrones may have already ended, but its winning streak is just beginning. At the 2019 Creative Arts Emmys — which took place on Saturday, September 14 and Sunday, September 15 — HBO's juggernaut series took home a whopping 10 awards, well in advance of the Primetime Emmy Awards.
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The Spider-Man split heard 'round the world is still sparking drama between Sony and Marvel. Joe and Anthony Russo, the directing team behind three of Spider-Man's MCU films, agree that Spidey suddenly leaving the Marvel movie world is a "tragic mistake."
Read MoreWhen you're Spider-Man, you find ways to liven up even the most mundane tasks. In advance of the some release of Spider-Man: Far From Home, Sony Pictures has released a deleted scene in which Peter Parker checks an item off his list of errands — picking up his passport — in hilarious fashion.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe's first post-credits scene almost looked into the franchise's future... way into the future. At the Saturn Awards, Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige appeared in a brief video clip to share an alternate version of Iron Man's famous stinger with the crowd.
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The Suicide Squad has assembled. Writer/director James Gunn has revealed the full cast of his soft reboot of Suicide Squad, the DC property that was adapted for the screen in 2016, via a post to his Facebook page. It is, in a word, voluminous. In another word: awesome.
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Make sure you've got the right paper slotted into your typewriters, folks. Misery is coming to Hulu this fall. The eerie season 2 trailer for Castle Rock teases that the series will unleash unholy anguish on the titular Maine town via chilling new takes on the King classics Misery and 'Salem's Lot.
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Resident Evil turned into real-life horror for one stunt performer. Olivia Jackson, who has done stunt work in a number of films over the last decade, is suing the producers of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter over what she describes as unsafe conditions which led to a career-ending injury.
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Based on the young adult novel from the prolific author of The Fault in Our Stars, Paper Towns, and Turtles All The Way Down, Looking for Alaska will soon drop on Hulu as a new original series — the first trailer for which was just released.
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You can now take a look at the opening credits for the upcoming season of American Horror Story — if you dare. American Horror Story: 1984, this fall's installment and the ninth season of the horror anthology, has released its opening credits ahead of the season premiere.
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Ryan Reynolds is one sneaky rascal. In response to a fan on Twitter asking whether it was okay to screen Reynolds' hit Deadpool for his four-year old, the star offered a bit of tongue-in-cheek advice: lie your face off, a tack he claimed to have taken with his own daughters.
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The Targaryen family has more tales to tell on HBO. In the aftermath of the final season of its juggernaut series Game of Thrones, the premium network is eyeing a prequel series based on the legendary Targaryens. Ryan Condal and George R.R. Martin are writing the pilot's script.
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The Dark Knight has spoken, and he apparently can't wait to get a look at the latest incarnation of his most iconic foe. During the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival, former Batman actor Christian Bale shared this thoughts on Joaquin Phoenix's Joker.
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The "Dark Universe" is dead. Long live Dark Army! Universal Studios is ready to take another stab at bringing monster movies back to the big screen — this time packing a frightful gang of beasts and ghouls into an Avengers-styled team-up movie called Dark Army, written and directed by Paul Feig.
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Saturday Night Live has scored a few new cast members — one of whom is making history and one of whom is stirring up some controversy. On September 12, the long-running sketch show announced three new hires in the the wake of Leslie Jones' exit: Bowen Yang, Chloe Fineman, and Shane Gillis.
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Moviegoers may not have seen the last of It. Andy Muschietti, the director of the two-part adaptation of Stephen King's masterful 1986 novel, has indicated that he'd like to combine the films into one massive supercut — one which would feature not only deleted scenes, but completely new ones.
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The golden age of Stephen King adaptations is set to continue when CBS brings its 10-part take on The Stand to CBS All Access next year. Joining the mix is Big Little Lies alum Alexander Skarsgård, set to play one of King's most infamous baddies.
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Pennywise may not be the scariest thing in Derry, Maine, after all. Audiences who have taken in It: Chapter Two were a little surprised to see a familiar face pop up in the film: none other than Stephen King himself, who appeared as the proprietor of the ramshackle store Secondhand Rose.
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Even a veteran actor like Tom Hanks isn't immune to Mr. Rogers' charm. Hanks, who plays the legendary children's television host in Marielle Heller's A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, has revealed the moment that helped him become fully emotionally invested in telling the story of Fred Rogers.
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Joaquin Phoenix definitely doesn't think playing the Joker is a laughing matter. During a post-screening Q&A at the Toronto International Film Festival, Phoenix described his leading role in the dark origin story Joker as a career highlight.
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