Captain America: Brave New World Once Again Proves The MPA Rating System Is Totally Useless
Like every other Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, Captain America: Brave New World is rated PG-13 - and it shows why the MPA rating is so useless.
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Castlevania: Nocturne Fans Need To Check Out This Classic Anime
If you're looking for something that might fill that Castlevania: Nocturne-shaped hole in your TV viewing, give this classic anime a shot.
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The Wrong Captain America Story Got The Big Screen Treatment
Sam Wilson truly became Captain America in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, which is the story that should have been a movie.
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The Films (And TV Show) That Inspired 2024's Most Bonkers Movie Scene
Better Man's festival battle climax had some obvious influences (LOTR & GOT), but you'll never guess the 1990s French film that also inspired that wild scene.
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Does Knowing The Companion Twist Ahead Of Time Hurt The Movie? It's Complicated
After a great teaser kept things mysterious, the full trailer for Companion gave away one of the film's biggest twists. Does knowing that twist hurt the movie?
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The Writer Of Your Favorite Spider-Man Cartoon Has A New Marvel Comic Coming [Exclusive Preview]
Fans of The Spectacular Spider-Man rejoice, because Greg Weisman has a new comic featuring two Spider-Men, and we've got an exclusive look at the latest issue.
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Jurassic World Rebirth Writer Sees The New Movie As A Chance To Start Over
David Koepp, screenwriter of the first Jurassic Park, returned for Jurassic World Rebirth and says it's 'a chance to start over' while remaining in continuity.
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Marvel's Galactus Enters The Spider-Verse And Brings A Shocking New Herald With Him [Exclusive Preview]
We've got an exclusive look at the fifth installment of Marvel's 'What If...? Galactus Transformed Spider-X?' comic series featuring a Spider-Verse favorite.
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The Most Addictive Musical Score Of 2024 Didn't Get An Oscar Nomination
Talk about an Oscars snub. Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross somehow did not receive a nomination for their incredible work creating the Challengers score.
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Why Dune: Part Two's Best Director Oscar Snub Is A Crime Against Sci-Fi Cinema
Denis Villeneuve did not receive an Oscar nomination for directing the spectacular Dune: Part Two, and folks, we are appropriately outraged about it.
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Why Rockstar Let Someone Else Make A Grand Theft Auto Movie – Sort Of
Here's why Rockstar Games, the publisher of the Grand Theft Auto video game franchise, allowed the filmmakers of Grand Theft Hamlet to make their movie.
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Out Of Alcatraz Is A Crime Comic Straight Out Of A Hitchcock Film [Exclusive Preview]
The new comic Out of Alcatraz honors one of Alfred Hitchcock's greatest films, including the stylization of the cover art and font.
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The New SNL Documentary Series Proves Why The Legendary Show Is Truly Immortal
Peacock's new Saturday Night Live documentary series, SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night, proves why the sketch show is truly immortal.
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How The Most Unusual Video Game Movie Ever Was Made, According To Its Directors [Exclusive Interview]
The directors of the fantastic documentary Grand Theft Hamlet tell us how they managed to make an entire film set within the world of Grand Theft Auto Online.
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Severance Showrunner Reveals Ben Stiller's Reaction To The Show's Planned Ending [Exclusive Interview]
Showrunner Dan Erickson tells us about the Severance season 2 premiere, Ben Stiller's reaction to the show's ending, and much more.
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Marvel Teams Your Favorite Guardian Of The Galaxy With Your Favorite Villain [Exclusive Preview]
Doctor Doom is about to make his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but not before he teams up with one of the Guardians of the Galaxy in the latest comic.
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Den Of Thieves 2: Pantera Writer/Director Says Its Heists Are All Based On Real-World Robberies [Exclusive Interview]
Writer/director Christian Gudegast takes us inside the world of Den of Thieves 2: Pantera, highlighting the fact that the heists are based on real robberies.
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A Star Trek Actor Almost Turned Down Their Big Bang Theory Cameo
Plenty of sci-fi legends have made cameo appearances on The Big Bang Theory, but this Star Trek actor needed a bit of convincing.
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Visiting The Real Lord Of The Rings Locations Made Me A Better Movie Fan (And A Better Person)
One of our writers visited the New Zealand filming locations of Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and it was a transformative experience.
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Nosferatu Director Robert Eggers On Why Horror Movies Are Often Undervalued [Exclusive Interview]
Robert Eggers tells us why horror films are often undervalued by audiences and the Academy Awards, and explains his take on the power of vampire movies.
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The 12 Best Movie Trailers Of 2024
Are trailers still relevant in 2024? Absolutely, and from Furiosa to Superman, these are the very best Hollywood had to offer.
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War Of The Rohirrim's Philippa Boyens Reveals Details About The Lord Of The Rings: The Hunt For Gollum [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Oscar-winning writer Philippa Boyens about returning to Middle-earth for The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim and The Hunt for Gollum.
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Luke & Leia Join The Star Wars: Shadows Of The Empire Black Series Action Figure Line [Exclusive]
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire is finally getting some Black Series love from Hasbro, and we can exclusively debut the Luke & Leia action figures.
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The Two Stephen King Movie Adaptations That Bored The Legendary Author
Horror author Stephen King hated Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of The Shining, but it's not the only movie based on his books that he found 'boring.'
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HBO Can't Stop Chasing Game Of Thrones – And It's Going To Destroy Them
HBO is desperate to recapture the magic of Game of Thrones, but is missing what made the show special in the first place.
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Y2K Director Kyle Mooney, Co-Writer Evan Winter And Stars Jaeden Martell & Julian Dennison Go Back To 1999 [Exclusive Interview]
We interviewed Y2K director Kyle Mooney, co-writer Evan Winter, and stars Jaeden Martell and Julian Dennison about the A24 horror comedy.
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The '90s Are Now A Period Piece — Here's The One Thing Movies Are Getting Wrong
The '90s are history (sorry, millennials). Here's why Hollywood movies should avoid sugarcoating them for the sake of nostalgia.
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