The Addams Family 2 Trailer: Prepare To Get Creepy And Kooky In Theaters And On VOD In October
They're creepy and they're kooky, they're getting the a VOD and theatrical release this October. Watch The Addams Family 2 trailer here.
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An Ode To Wong, The One MCU Dude Who Is Just Vibing
Wong, played by Benedict Wong, proved once again in Shang-Chi that he is secretly the greatest Marvel Cinematic Universe character. Here is why.
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The First Four Star Trek Movies Are Now Available In 4K — And We're Giving Away Some Box Sets
The first four Star Trek movies are now available in a 4K Blu-ray box set, and we have a few of them to giveaway. Here's how you can enter.
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Shang-Chi Exceeds Expectations, Tops Box Office With $146 Million Worldwide
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings absolutely shattered the previous record for Labor Day weekend releases, far exceeding industry expectations.
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Rod Roddenberry On Star Trek Boldly Going Into 4K And The Moving Target Of His Father's Vision [Interview]
In celebration of the new Star Trek 4K releases, we sat down with Rod Roddenberry to talk about the legacy of the franchise and what comes next.
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Amazon's Mr. And Mrs. Smith Series Loses Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Donald Glover Still Attached
The Mr. and Mrs. Smith TV show has lost Pheobe Waller-Bridge, but Donald Glover is still attached as co-creator and star.
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Aquaman 2 Director James Wan Reveals A Very Different Look For Patrick Wilson's Ocean Master
Patrick Wilson's Orm looks a lot different in this behind-the-scenes image from the Aquaman sequel Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
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The Guilty Trailer: 911 Operator Jake Gyllenhaal Is Ready To Take Your Call
Jake Gyllenhaal stars in The Guilty, Antoine Fuqua's remake of the one-location Danish thriller about a 911 dispatcher who receives an unusual call.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Release Date Moves Up Two Weeks
Venom: Let There Be Carnage will unleash carnage two weeks earlier than expected, as Sony pushes up the release date of the Venom sequel.
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LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales Trailer: Poe Dameron Has A Bad Feeling About This
Star Wars fans will be treated to three spooky stories in the new animated special LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales coming to Disney+ in October.
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Michael K. Williams, The Wire And Lovecraft Country Actor, Dead At 54
Michael K. Williams, who earned acclaim for his roles in The Wire, Lovecraft Country, Boardwalk Empire, and more, has died. He was 54.
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The Daily Stream: Kiki's Delivery Service Is A Coming-Of-Age Fantasy Story About Creative Burnout
In this week's Daily Stream, a writer turns to Kiki's Delivery Service to help with burnout and finds some inspiration.
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The Morning Watch: Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Easter Eggs, What Does It Mean To Be Cinematic & More
In this edition, find out some Easter eggs you might have missed in Shang-Chi, see if a video essay can determine what it means to be cinematic, and more.
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New Aquaman Suit Revealed By Director James Wan Takes A Cue From 1980s Comics
Director James Wan has revealed a new Aquaman suit that will be worn by Jason Momoa in the upcoming blockbuster sequel to the DC Comics movie.
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Parks And Recreation Is *Literally* Getting A New Podcast Hosted By Rob Lowe
Rob Lowe is co-hosting a new Parks and Recreation podcast with producer and writer Alan Yang that will go behind the scenes of the beloved NBC comedy series.
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Hellbound Trailer: Train To Busan Director Sends Us Straight To Hell In Netflix Horror Series
Watch the trailer for Hellbound, focusing on "a nation coping with a new phenomenon of 'sinners' literally condemned, and a religious sect on the rise."
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Last Night In Soho Review: Edgar Wright Evolves, If Not Improves, His Familiar Form [Venice 2021]
Edgar Wright pushes his own craft by hybridizing formats and delving more profoundly into thematic territory with his latest film, Last Night in Soho.
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The Daily Stream: The North Water Offers A Baptism Of Blood And A Bearish Colin Farrell
If you're looking for a good survival drama, look no further than The North Water, featuring a career-best performance from Colin Farrell.
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The 12 Best Action Movies On Amazon Prime Right Now
Testosterone-heavy war movies, westerns, and men with more bicep than brains — see what action movies used to look like with these gems on Amazon Prime.
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Dune Director Denis Villeneuve On How You Design A Sandworm
Dune director Denis Villeneuve spoke about how you design a sandworm, complete with its unknowable yet presumably wise presence.
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Kristen Stewart Felt 'Taller' Playing Princess Diana In Spencer
Kristen Stewart is already getting rave reviews for her performance as Princess Diana in Spencer, and she says the role helped her embrace her physicality.
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The Girl From Plainville - Everything We Know So Far
The tragic texting-suicide case from 2017 is being turned into a true-crime limited series for Hulu called The Girl From Plainville. Here's what we know so far.
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'Salem's Lot Movie Has The Good Taste To Cast Alfre Woodard
The cast of 'Salem's Lot keeps growing, and it's just found its Dr. Cody in the remarkable Alfre Woodard.
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The 15 Scariest Horror Movies On Hulu Right Now
While it lacks many of the classics, Hulu has a great selection of indie and female-directed horror films. For a bone-chilling evening, these are the scariest.
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Insecure Season 5: Release Date, Cast, And More
The remarkable Insecure starring co-creator Issa Rae is coming to an end in its upcoming fifth season, and here's everything you need to know.
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Shang-Chi Director Destin Daniel Cretton Directed One Key Scene From His iPhone
Shang-Chi director Destin Daniel Cretton had to leave the set while shooting the film, but the MCU waits for no one, so he directed the scene from his iPhone.
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25 Essential Movies About High School You Need To See
Looking to relieve your tumultuous high school years? These essential movies capture all the drama, the hijinks, and the nostalgia of life at school.
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