How The Red Rising Movie Will Differ From Hunger Games And The Long Walk
Francis Lawrence, who's directing a Red Rising film soon, told us the difference between that story and the other fascism-related films he's made recently.
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Avengers: Doomsday Test Screening Reactions Praise Robert Downey Jr. As Doctor Doom
When Robert Downey Jr. was cast as Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday, a portion of the fandom grumbled. But now a test audience says he's amazing in the role.
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How Robert Pattinson Feels About Steven Soderbergh Taking Over The Batman 2 Filming
Steven Soderbergh has stepped in to oversee the rest of filming on The Batman: Part II, and Robert Pattinson has kind words to say about him.
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Is Encanto 2 Happening? Disney Executive Provides Update On Sequel
Encanto wasn't a big hit in theaters but did much better streaming on Disney+. So does that mean we might get Encanto 2 some day?
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Walter Koenig, Star Trek's Original Chekov, Has Died At 90
The legendary Walter Koenig, who brought Pavel Chekov to life on Star Trek and reprised the role in seven Star Trek films, has passed away at the age of 90.
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Marvel Fans Slam Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Over Captain America Joke
The latest Avengers: Doomsday TV spot features a joke about Marvel's complicated Captain America situation that a lot of fans disliked.
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Olivia Wilde's R-Rated 107-Minute Comedy Is Officially HBO Max's Biggest Streaming Hit
Olivia Wilde's hilariously awkward dinner party comedy with Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz, and Edward Norton is blowing up on HBO Max.
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Clayface Doesn't Need A Sequel Because We've Already Seen What Happens Next
Clayface serves as an origin story that could lead into a sequel - except Matt Hagen's future has already been revealed elsewhere in the DC Universe.
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Marvel Reveals New Avengers: Doomsday Footage In Special World Series Commercial
As the hype for Avengers: Doomsday continues to build, Marvel Studios released new footage during Game 1 of the World Series. Check it out here.
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Star Trek's Brent Spiner Was Fired From The Star Wars Universe Years Before Data
Brent Spiner was fired from a Star Wars radio drama early in his career, although the Star Trek legend eventually made a proper trip to a galaxy far, far away.
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Why Dr. Caitlyn Corr From Clayface Looks So Familiar
Dr. Caitlyn Corr is the character who helps turn Matt Hagen into Clayface. Here's where you've seen the actress who plays her before.
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How Clayface Expands James Gunn's DC Universe
While Clayface mostly operates as a standalone film, it expands James Gunn's DC Universe in ways beyond the Gotham City of it all.
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DC's Clayface Took An Important Cue From A Classic James Cameron Movie [Exclusive]
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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Wildwood Director Travis Knight Defends The Movie's Violence, Says Film Is 'Appropriately Rated' [Exclusive]
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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Clayface Is A Standalone DC Movie, And Its Stars Think That's Perfect [Exclusive]
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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The Only Living Pickpocket In New York's Noah Segan Learned Two Key Things From Rian Johnson [Exclusive Interview]
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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Everything Clayface Tells Us About James Gunn's Gotham City In The DC Universe
Clayface serves as our first live-action look at the Gotham City of James Gunn's DC Universe. So what does it tell us about the future?
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Clayface Has A Huge Cameo You Probably Missed And It Raises A Big Question
A fairly well-known actor has a super quick cameo in Clayface that you probably missed, and we have a theory about what's really going on here.
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Tom Skerritt, Alien And Top Gun Actor, Dead At 93
Tom Skerritt, the dashing actor who had credits in Alien, Top Gun, Contact, Steel Magnolias, and many more, has died at the age of 93.
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Wildwood Director Travis Knight Reveals The Innovations That Made The Epic Stop-Motion Film Possible [Exclusive]
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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Why Matt Hagen From Clayface Looks So Familiar
Who plays Matt Hagen in the new DC Universe horror movie Clayface? And where might you have seen him before? We have the answers to these questions.
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Denzel Washington's 148-Minute Historical Epic Is Officially Netflix's Biggest Streaming Hit
It might not have made a splash when it counted during awards season in 2024, but Denzel Washington has a historical epic making waves on Netflix.
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DC Studios Could Face Major Shake-Up Before Superman Sequel, All Because Of Netflix
Netflix is on the hunt for a new film chief, and one of the streamer's reported candidates for the job is currently the co-head of DC Studios.
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Josh O'Connor Is One Of Four Finalists To Replace Daniel Craig As James Bond
Final screen tests for the role of the next James Bond are taking place with four actors still in the running, including Challengers star Josh O'Connor.
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Clayface Rotten Tomatoes Score: How Does It Compare To Superman And Supergirl?
Critics have weighed in on Clayface, so let's see how the body horror film's Rotten Tomatoes score stacks up to the other DCU movies, Superman and Supergirl.
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Does Clayface Have A Post-Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Clayface marks a change of pace for the DC Universe. Here's a spoiler-free heads-up on the horror movie's post-credits scene situation.
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Clayface Review: DC's Gory Villain Spin-Off Movie Is Shapeless
Clayface isn't afraid to get gory in Gotham, but the horror-adjacent film ends up lacking a personality of its own. Here's our review.
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