The Totally Killer Trailer Puts Sabrina's Kiernan Shipka In A Time Traveling Slasher Movie
A time-traveling Kiernan Shipka battles a killer in the 1980s in director Nahnatchka Khan's slasher-comedy Totally Killer. Watch the trailer here.
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Cool Stuff: Celebrate 20 Years Of Clone Wars With LEGO's Star Wars Venator-Class Star Destroyer
It's the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and LEGO is celebrating with a massive Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser building set. -
Star Trek: Picard Gag Reel Lets The Next Gen Crew Make All Kinds Of Dirty Jokes
Led by the childlike glee of Sir Patrick Stewart, this Star Trek Picard gag reel is a delightful look at some delightful on-set shenanigans of the NextGen crew. -
Barbie Just Passed Star Wars: The Last Jedi At The Domestic Box Office
Barbie's remarkable box office run continues as the Greta Gerwig film has now passed Star Wars: The Last Jedi domestically. Who saw this coming? -
Beetlejuice 2 Was Painfully Close To Being Finished Before The Hollywood Strikes
Tim Burton had less than two days of filming left to complete on Beetlejuice 2 prior to the dual actors' and writers' strikes taking effect. -
The Equalizer 3 Passes $100 Million At The Box Office, Denzel Washington Still Unstoppable
The Equalizer 3 isn't performing quite as well as its predecessors, but the global box office still illustrates the drawing power of Denzel Washington. -
Cool Stuff: Disney Celebrates 100 Years With 100 Animated Films In One Blu-Ray Collection
For their 100th anniversary, Disney is releasing a massive Blu-ray collection with 100 movies from Disney and Pixar, but it will set you back a pretty penny. -
The First Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Teaser Is Here To Ruin Arthur Curry's Life
Arthur Curry and Topo the drumming octopus return in the first teaser trailer for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. -
Here's When Can You Watch Disney's Haunted Mansion At Home [Updated]
Disney's Haunted Mansion will be haunting Disney+ from early October, with a physical media release later that same month. -
Destination D23's Disney Studios Showcase Didn't Have Much To, Er, Showcase
The biggest news out of Destination D23's Disney Studios Showcase was a Disney+ release date for Haunted Mansion. -
How My Big Fat Greek Wedding Became The Biggest Rom-Com Ever At The Box Office
Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson took a risk on Nia Vardalos' My Big Fat Greek Wedding and created one of the greatest Cinderella stories at the box office. -
Yorgos Lanthimos' Poor Things Becomes An Oscars Front-Runner With Venice Golden Lion Win
Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone are receiving high praise for Poor Things, which just won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. Could the Oscars be next? -
Writers Guild Invites Hollywood Studios To Break Away From AMPTP For Strike Negotiations
As Hollywood's strikes stretch on for months without a deal, the WGA suggests that studios could break away from AMPTP negotiations and go solo. -
The Conjuring's Braintrust Wasn't So Sure About The Nun 2's Most Inventive Scare
The Nun 2's director Michael Chaves really had to sell the Conjuring creative team on the magazine rack scare. But the finished product blew them all away. -
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Wins Third Place At The Box Office With $9.5 Million Opening Weekend
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 shows diminishing returns at the box office, but could still be 2023's highest-grossing romcom. -
The Nun 2 Scares Off The Equalizer 3 With $32 Million Opening Weekend
Valak the demon nun is back in the habit of terrorizing the box office, as The Nun 2 easily takes the No. 1 spot in its opening weekend. -
We Have Yet To Truly See The Key Moment The Entire Conjuring Universe Is Built Around
The exorcism of Maurice, aka The Nun character Frenchie, is a cornerstone of The Conjuring Universe, and it remains an illusive moment in the franchise. -
Filming The Nun 2's Big Wine Scene Required A Lot Of Time (And No Real Wine)
The big action-packed Communion wine scene in The Nun II proved rather challenging (and messy) to film, even with a lack of actual Communion wine. -
Foundation Director Roxann Dawson Breaks Down That Big Battle And Demerzel's Reveal [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Roxann Dawson, who directed the eighth and ninth episodes of Foundation season 2, about balancing personal moments with sprawling space fights. -
Can A Haunting In Venice Bring Kenneth Branagh's Hercule Poirot Back To Box Office Glory?
Will A Haunting in Venice be a big hit like Murder on the Orient Express? Or will it underperform like Death on the Nile? Let's try to solve this mystery. -
Creating Arrakis For Dune 2 Left Director Denis Villeneuve 'Sand-Traumatized'
Director Denis Villeneuve and his crew went all-out to create the deserts of Arrakis for Dune: Part Two, even though it left them hating sand afterward. -
Studio Ghibli's The Boy And The Heron Screened At TIFF – Here's What People Are Saying
Hayao Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron, once thought to be his final film, played at TIFF this week, and the positive reactions are pouring in. -
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Co-Creator Kevin Eastman Shares His Favorite TMNT Movie Moments [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman about 'Mutant Mayhem,' watching the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles evolve, and his favorite Turtle movie moments. -
Jean-Claude Van Damme Is Kicking His Way Into The New Mortal Kombat Game
The upcoming video game reboot Mortal Kombat 1 will feature a skin that turns legendary action star Jean-Claude Van Damme into Johnny Cage. -
Taylor Swift Could Deliver This Fall's Barbenheimer At The Box Office
Taylor Swift's surprise film chronicling her record-breaking Eras Tour could be another huge boon to theaters after the Barbenheimer box office blowout of July. -
Cool Stuff: Star Trek: The Motion Picture - Director's Edition Gets A New Vinyl Soundtrack
In honor of Star Trek Day, the soundtrack for Star Trek: The Motion Picture - The Director's Edition is being released on vinyl for the first time. -
George Romero's Twilight Of The Dead Will Be Directed By Session 9's Brad Anderson
Twilight of the Dead, the film George Romero was developing before his death, has found a director in Brad Anderson.
