Don't Stop Believin': Does The Many Saints Of Newark Finally Reveal What Happened To Tony Soprano?
Does a scene in The Many Saints of Newark offer a clue to unlocking the final scene of The Sopranos? Maybe!
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The Daily Stream: Macon Blair's I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore Is All Too Relatable
I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore is a funny, messed up, and sweet reminder to not be an a**hole. -
Let The Dune Merch Flow At Funko's Flagship Hollywood Store
If you have a hankering to have a Funko Pop! of bearded Oscar Isaac in armor, check out the special Dune event at Funko's Hollywood store this month. -
Riverdale Season 6: Release Date, Cast, And More
It won't be long before Archie and his friends return for Riverdale season 6. Here's everything we know about the release date, cast, and more. -
Slumber Party Massacre Trailer: The Horror Classic Gets A Meta Reboot
The trailer for Syfy's Slumber Party Massacre reboot suggests it might be a step above what we might expect from a Syfy original movie. -
Everything We Know About Marvel's Secret Invasion So Far
Keep your eyes peeled for Skrulls. Here's what we know about Marvel Studios' Secret Invasion, the upcoming Disney+ series inspired by the popular comics run. -
You Can Now Own Gawain's Sword From The Green Knight For A Measly $450
If you have a spare $450 lying around, you can buy a replica sword from The Green Knight, letting you relive all the misery and torment of the film. -
Ghostbusters: Afterlife Funko POPs Cook Up Mini-Pufts, Muncher And New Young Heroes
The first wave of Ghostbusters: Afterlife Funko POPs has been unveiled, and there are a lot of Mini-Pufts that you'll feel compelled to collect. -
The Gripping True Story Behind Judas And The Black Messiah
Judas and the Black Messiah is based on the true story of Black Panthers leader Fred Hampton and FBI informant Bill O'Neal. -
The Possible IATSE Strike Explained, And Why Movie Fans Should Care
The potential IATSE strike comes on the heels of the AMPTP's rejection of their reasonable requests. Here's a breakdown of the situation. -
The Many Sopranos References In The Many Saints Of Newark
There are a lot of Sopranos references in The Many Saints of Newark. So let's break down some of them, right here, right now. -
Titane Star Vincent Lindon Found Freedom In Losing Control [Interview]
Vincent Lindon worked hard to transform his physique for Titane, but the most challenging transformation was the emotional one. -
Titane Star Agathe Rousselle On Humanizing A Psychopath [Interview]
Agathe Rousselle underwent an acting crash course to play a psychopath in her feature film debut with Titane. -
Venom: Let There Be Carnage Ending Explained: It's A Nice Day For A Red Wedding
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is in theaters now, and we've dug into the ending to explain what it means for the future of Venom and this wacky bromance. -
Movies To Watch After Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Finished Venom: Let There Be Carnage and hungry for more dark comedy, off-kilter superheroes, manic Tom Hardy performances, and icky goo? Watch these next. -
Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings Comes To Blu-Ray And Digital In November
If you couldn't catch Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings in theaters, you can watch it from home starting in November. Find out when right here. -
David Chase Signs Huge HBO Deal, Could This Mean More Sopranos?
David Chase just signed a big deal to make new projects for Warner Bros. and HBO. Could more Sopranos be on the way? Maybe. Maybe not. -
Sam Raimi Was Reluctant To Direct Doctor Strange 2 After The Reaction To Spider-Man 3
Director Sam Raimi says he hesitated to make Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness because of the loud negative reaction to Spider-Man 3 back in 2007. -
Venom: Let There Be Carnage Just Had The Second-Best Preview Night Of The Pandemic
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is already tearing up theaters with an impressive $11.6 million box office from Thursday previews. -
Titane Director Julia Ducournau On Crafting Her Disturbing, Violent Love Story [Interview]
/Film speaks with Titane writer-director Julia Ducournau on creating something new, and maybe even beautiful, out of the monstrous. -
Easter Sunday: Release Date, Cast, And More
Stand-up comedian Jo Koy stars in Easter Sunday, a 'love letter to his Filipino-American community.' Here's our guide to the release date, cast, and more. -
Venom: Let There Be Carnage Credit Scene Explained: It's Madness, Eddie
The end credits scene in Venom: Let There Be Carnage is ... a lot. Once you've seen the movie, come back here and let's talk about it. -
The Medium Trailer: The Director Of The Wailing Produces The Thai-Korean Horror Flick
Shamanic gifts turn sour in a new trailer for The Medium, a Thai-Korean horror film produced by The Wailing director Na Hong-jin. -
Bingo Hell Director Gigi Saul Guerrero Dishes On Slime And Senior Citizens [Interview]
Bingo Hell is a horror movie starring senior citizens, and director Gigi Saul Guerrero told us all about her new Welcome to the Blumhouse entry. -
The Many Saints Of Newark Ending Explained: Who Made Tony Soprano?
Let's take a look at The Many Saints of Newark ending and how it sets up The Sopranos. Major spoilers follow, of course. -
Dead & Beautiful: Release Date, Cast, And More
David Verbeek's Chinese vampire thriller Dead and Beautiful is coming to Shudder. Here's a breakdown of the story, cast, and release date. -
Titane Review: The Best Thing About This Wild, Bloody Horror Show Is Its Tender Heart
Titane is a head-pumping, face-splitting, heart-tugging visceral experience of a film that might be better left, well, experienced for yourself.
