CBS May Have Censored Yellowstone, But It's Certainly Not Suffering
Yellowstone season 1 just started airing on CBS in a censored form, but that's not keeping viewers away from the hit series.
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The Santa Clauses Season 2 Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Scott Calvin and his family are back for another adventure at the North Pole in The Santa Clauses season 2. Here's everything we know about this season so far. -
Spider-Man: No Way Home Marvel Legends Figures Include Doc Ock, Goblin & Unmasked Spideys
Marvel Legends is finally giving us unmasked versions of Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire as Spidey, as well as new versions of Doc Ock and Green Goblin. -
Prime Video Without Ads Will Soon Cost Extra, Because Amazon Apparently Isn't Rich Enough
In another sign that streaming is slowly turning into old school TV, Prime Video content will start having ads unless you want to pay an extra $2.99. -
Expendables 4 Director Talks John Wick Comparisons And Jason Statham's Fighting Style [Exclusive Interview]
Scott Waugh tells us how Expendables 4 delivers something audiences have never seen before, and how the franchise is more 'grounded' than its contemporaries. -
Sing Street Director John Carney Considered A Sequel, But Here's Why He Won't Make It [Exclusive]
John Carney, the writer/director behind the 2016 musical Sing Street, told us he has considered making Sing Street 2, but gave his reasons for not pursuing it. -
Can John Kramer Help Make Saw X A Big And Bloody Box Office Hit?
Nearly two decades since the horror series first began, Tobin Bell returns as Jigsaw for Saw X. But is it enough to make a killing at the box office? -
'That Was The End Of An Era': The Oral History Of Scooby-Doo On Zombie Island
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, /Film spoke with several of the people behind the beloved film to learn how it was made. -
No One Will Save You Director Talks Revisiting Classic Aliens, Good Studio Notes & More [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke to No One Will Save You director/writer Brian Duffield about tapping back into classic aliens, writing a movie with almost no dialogue, and more. -
David Fincher Could've Made Blade In The '90s, But He Made Another Classic Instead
A sliding doors moment for the ages: David Fincher settled into the director's chair for Blade before moving on to make Se7en. How would cinema have changed? -
Man Of Steel Writer Thinks 'It Was Crazy' For DC To Replicate The Marvel Cinematic Universe
David S. Goyer knows his superheroes and admits that Warner Bros.' approach to building the DC Extended Universe to rival Marvel didn't work. -
New VHS 85 Trailer Delivers An Anthology Of Nightmarishly Nostalgic 1980s Scares
The V/H/S is back with a vengeance with V/H/S/85, a neon-soaked '80s nightmare featuring shorts from directors like Scott Derrickson and Gigi Saul Guerrero. -
Kiefer Sutherland Stars In The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial Trailer, William Friedkin's Final Film
William Friedkin's last directorial effort, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, is a riveting courtroom drama. Check out the film's trailer. -
Chris Evans Will 'Never Say Never' To A Marvel Return
Chris Evans seems content with his career at the moment, but he's not ruling out a possible return to Marvel Studios. Settle down - it won't happen for a while. -
When Evil Lurks Trailer Teases New Film From The Director Of One Of The Scariest Movies Ever
Demián Rugna, whose 2017 film Terrified freaked us the heck out, is back with an eerie new horror film called When Evil Lurks. Check out the trailer here. -
The Once Upon A Studio Trailer Brings Together 100 Years Of Disney Characters
Mickey Mouse and nearly every other Disney animated character ever gather to celebrate Disney Animation's 100th anniversary in the Once Upon a Studio trailer. -
Cool Stuff: Dive Into Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Action Figures From McFarlane Toys
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom arrives later this year, and the sequel's action figures from McFarlane Toys have been revealed, including Storm the seahorse. -
Barber's Aidan Gillen On Playing A Private Eye And Memories From Game Of Thrones And The Wire [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Barber star Aidan Gillen about the influences for his private investigator character and memories from Game of Thrones, The Wire, and more. -
New Planet Of The Apes Comic Set In Original Movie Timeline Coming From Marvel
Oh my god, I was wrong. It was Earth all along! And The Planet of the Apes is getting a prequel comic from Marvel called Beware the Planet of the Apes. -
Guillermo Del Toro Almost Directed A Star Wars Movie Starring Jabba The Hutt
The rumors were true: Guillermo del Toro nearly reunited with his Blade II writer David Goyer to direct a Star Wars movie about Jabba the Hutt. -
Andrew Scott And Paul Mescal Find Love (And Maybe Ghosts) In The All Of Us Strangers Trailer
The All of Us Strangers trailer teases Andrew Scott's unexpected romance with Paul Mescal and reunion with his dead parents in Andrew Haigh's fantasy drama. -
Good Burger 2 Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger, can I take your order ... for everything you need to know about Good Burger 2? -
Here's How To Watch Blue Beetle At Home
One the last great gasps of the pre Gunn-Safran DCU, Blue Beetle, will soon be available to watch at home. Here's where you can catch all the superheroic fun. -
The Creator Director Gareth Edwards On Finding The Heart Of His Sci-Fi Fairy Tale [Exclusive Interview]
Gareth Edwards tells us about his approach to writing The Creator, as well as the 1970s approach he and his team took to creating the film's soundscape. -
President Snow Begins In The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Trailer
The new trailer for The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes offers a sneak peek at Coriolanus Snow before he became the President of Panem. -
Why Stranger Things' Matthew Modine Hates Dr. Brenner And Will Never Play A Similar Role
Getting under Dr. Brenner's skin in Stranger Things was an unpleasant experience that made Matthew Modine feel sick to his stomach. -
Hit Man Director, Cast, Plot, Where To Stream It, And More Info
Netflix has acquired the action-comedy Hit Man, the latest collaboration from director Richard Linklater and actor Glen Powell. Here's what we know about it.
