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  • Matt Hagen looking happy in Clayface

    DC's Clayface Took An Important Cue From A Classic James Cameron Movie [Exclusive]

    By Bill Bria 30 min ago

    While DC's Clayface is full of body horror elements, a non-body horror movie from James Cameron inspired one of the grossest scenes.

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  • Prue looks up at someone off camera as leaves swirl around her in Wildwood

    Wildwood Director Travis Knight Defends The Movie's Violence, Says Film Is 'Appropriately Rated' [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 1 hour ago

    Wildwood has more violence than you might expect from a stop-motion animated feature, but director Travis Knight tells us why it was important to showcase that.

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  • Matt Hagen keeps himself wrapped up in Clayface

    Clayface Is A Standalone DC Movie, And Its Stars Think That's Perfect [Exclusive]

    By Bill Bria 2 hours ago

    Clayface stars Tom Rhys Harries and Naomi Ackie tell us about appearing in a DC movie that isn't bogged down by cameos or references.

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  • Harry wearing a fantastic coat and walking through Chinatown in The Only Living Pickpocket in New York

    The Only Living Pickpocket In New York's Noah Segan Learned Two Key Things From Rian Johnson [Exclusive Interview]

    By Ben Pearson 3 hours ago

    We spoke with The Only Living Pickpocket in New York writer/director Noah Segan about his terrific new film, what he learned from Rian Johnson, and more.

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  • Prue riding on the back of a giant eagle and looking down with concern in Wildwood

    Wildwood Director Travis Knight Reveals The Innovations That Made The Epic Stop-Motion Film Possible [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 22 hours ago

    The director of Wildwood tells us about the innovations that allowed the team at Laika to produce the epic new stop-motion animated film.

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  • Lamb and Taverner stand next to each other at a funeral in Slow Horses Season 6

    Slow Horses Head Writer Opens Up About That Major Season 6 Finale Death [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 2 days ago

    Slow Horses Season 6 cuts another character's life short. In a new interview, the show's head writer tells us all about that death.

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  • River Cartwright looking beaten up against a forest backdrop in Slow Horses Season 6

    Slow Horses Head Writer Talks About Season 6's Cliffhanger Ending [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 2 days ago

    We spoke with Slow Horses head writer Gaby Chiappe about Season 6's stunning cliffhanger ending and the difference in what happens in the show and the books.

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  • Zach Cregger and Austin Abrams standing next to each other on the set of Resident Evil (2026)

    Resident Evil's VFX Supervisor Reveals The Creature That Needed A Last-Minute Makeover [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 4 days ago

    Kevin Smith, a VFX supervisor on Zach Cregger's Resident Evil, told us about the movie's creature that required a last-minute revamp thanks to a test screening.

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  • Charlie Cox as Daredevil bathed in red light in a warehouse in Daredevil: Born Again

    Does A Daredevil Movie Make Box Office Sense For Marvel After Born Again's Cancellation?

    By Ryan Scott 6 days ago

    Now that Daredevil: Born Again has been canceled, should Marvel Studios consider making a new Daredevil movie? Let’s discuss.

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  • William Shatner seated in his home office for an interview for The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World

    How A New Star Trek Documentary Wants To Redefine What It Means To Be A Fan [Exclusive]

    By Jeremy Mathai 6 days ago

    We spoke with the director of The Sixty-Year Mission, which is playing in Regal theaters now, about Star Trek fandom and what he wanted to do with his new doc.

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  • Mitt Gardiner takes his boat out to sea in Whalefall

    Whalefall's Josh Brolin Cried So Hard Reading The Book That It Changed His Performance [Exclusive]

    By Bill Bria 7 days ago

    Actor Josh Brolin was so moved by his experience reading Daniel Kraus's Whalefall that it hugely impacted his performance starring in the movie adaptation.

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  • The Scarlet Witch attaching Thanos

    Avengers: Endgame Final Battle Oral History: How The Biggest Scene In Comic Book Movie History Came Together

    By Ben Pearson 7 days ago

    Cap wielding Thor's hammer. The "women of Marvel" shot. The "Avengers Assemble" line. Get the full story in our Avengers Endgame final battle oral history.

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  • Elinor looking at something out a window in Sense and Sensibility

    One Of 2026's Best Movies May Be Overshadowed At The Box Office This Weekend (But You Should See It)

    By Ben Pearson 7 days ago

    Georgia Oakley's new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility could get lost at the box office during a busy weekend, but we highly encourage you not to sleep on it.

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  • Jay overlooking the top of the ocean floor in Whalefall

    Whalefall Writer Reveals The Biggest Difference Between The Book And The Movie [Exclusive]

    By Bill Bria 7 days ago

    Whalefall author Daniel Kraus knew he had to kill some of his darlings while adapting his book into a movie. Here's what he told us about that.

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  • Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

    Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: How The Climactic Three Challenges Were Made

    By Ben Pearson 8 days ago

    '[Steven Spielberg] was God, so you didn't question what God wanted. And if God wants it to look like that, then God gets it.'

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  • Pamela Voorhees goes for a drive in Crystal Lake

    Crystal Lake Showrunner Teases Season 2 Plan, Including A Huge Friday The 13th Character Appearance [Exclusive]

    By Bill Bria 8 days ago

    If Crystal Lake returns for a second season, the showrunner says there's a very good chance a major Friday the 13th character could show up.

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  • Nucky

    The 14 Best Boardwalk Empire Episodes, Ranked

    By Jack Hawkins 9 days ago

    Set during the 13 years of Prohibition, "Boardwalk Empire" violently blends fact and fiction. Here are the 14 best "Boardwalk Empire" episodes, ranked.

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  • Rocky moving around a hallway in Project Hail Mary

    Why Project Hail Mary Used An Animatronic Rocky Instead Of A Puppet In One Scene [Exclusive]

    By Rafael Motamayor 9 days ago

    Project Hail Mary's Rocky was primarily a puppet controlled by James Ortiz and his team, but Ortiz revealed a scene that used an animatronic version of Rocky.

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  • Ryan Gosling's Rylan Grace looks over his shoulder as he stands by an air lock in Project Hail Mary

    Project Hail Mary's Emotional Goodbye Scene Was Inspired By Rocky's Mysterious Markings [Exclusive]

    By Joe Roberts 10 days ago

    Some improvisation and a change in character design lead directly to the emotional goodbye scene from Project Hail Mary.

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  • Bryan standing outside in the snow in Resident Evil

    This Resident Evil Scene Was 'The Most Complicated' Of The VFX Supervisor's Career [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 10 days ago

    Weta visual effects supervisor Kevin Smith told us that this scene from Zach Cregger's Resident Evil was the most complicated he's ever worked on.

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  • Ryan Gosling's Rylan Grace rests his head on his hand in Project Hail Mary.jpg

    Project Hail Mary's Rocky Actor Points Out A Subtle Detail You May Have Missed [Exclusive]

    By Joe Roberts 10 days ago

    We spoke with James Ortiz, who puppeteered and voiced Rocky in Project Hail Mary, about an aspect of his performance that you may not have considered.

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  • Bryan crawls in the interior of a cop car, illuminated by blue light, in Resident Evil

    Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Has Way More Visual Effects Than You Realized [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 10 days ago

    Yes, Zach Cregger's Resident Evil contains monsters that are obviously created with CG, but there are far more visual effects in the film than you know.

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  • Billie typing on a laptop in the bathroom in Hexed

    Hexed Filmmakers Respond To The Trailer's Biggest Criticism On Social Media [Exclusive]

    By Ethan Anderton 11 days ago

    Vocal viewers on social media thought Disney's Hexed footage had been tailored to vertical video, so we asked the filmmakers about that criticism.

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  • Dr. Ryland Grace pointing at something in Project Hail Mary

    Project Hail Mary's Rocky Actor Was 'Hellbent' On Nailing One Aspect Of The Movie [Exclusive]

    By Witney Seibold 11 days ago

    James Ortiz, who played Rocky in Project Hail Mary, tells us the one aspect of the film that he was hellbent on getting right, and how it was finally achieved.

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  • Captain Picard in a white void on Star Trek: The Next Generation

    I've Watched Every Single Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode, And This Is The Best Of Them All

    By Witney Seibold 12 days ago

    After watching every episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, one Picard-centric tale stands out and rises above the rest.

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  • Frances looking worried in The Social Reckoning

    The Social Reckoning Is An Unworthy Sequel To The Social Network — Here's Why

    By Nina Starner 14 days ago

    The Social Reckoning makes for an unsatisfying spiritual sequel to The Social Network, and we know exactly who's to blame.

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  • Jackson Lamb looking across a Shake Shack table at someone in Slow Horses

    Slow Horses Head Writer Explains That Big Character Death In Season 6, Episode 4 [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson 16 days ago

    We spoke with the new head writer of Slow Horses Season 6 about that significant character death that happens in the season's fourth episode.

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