One Of 2024's Wackiest Comedies Used Absolutely Zero Improv [Exclusive]
Hundreds of Beavers, an unhinged comedy about a man hunting, um, hundreds of beavers, used no improv at all and instead stuck super closely to its storyboards.
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Batman: Caped Crusader Reveals First Look At Gotham's Golden Age
Batman: Caped Crusader, the new animated series from Batman: The Animated Series co-creator Bruce Timm, takes the Dark Knight back to his '40s roots.
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Orphan Black: Echoes Trailer Brings Back The Modern Classic Sci-Fi Series
Kristen Ritter stars in the trailer for Orphan Black: Echos, a sequel to the modern classic sci-fi series starring (more than one) Tatiana Maslany.
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The Remake Of An Untouchable Kurt Russell Classic Is Hunting For A New Director ... Again
Abigail directors Tyler Gillett and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin are no longer helming a remake of John Carpenter and Kurt Russell's '80s classic Escape From New York.
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Yes, Chef, The Bear Season 3 Teaser Promises Even More Stress
Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) gets back to work in the kitchen in the teaser trailer for The Bear season 3.
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One Of Peacock's Best Original Shows Is Coming Back For Season 2
Peacock has officially ordered Ted season 2, keeping the misadventures of a young John Bennett and Seth MacFarlane's foul-mouthed teddy bear alive.
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The Will Smith Box Office Bomb That Changed How Director George Miller Approached Furiosa
Furiosa director George Miller had planned to bring back Charlize Theron, but an infamous Will Smith sci-fi thriller convinced him otherwise.
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Friday The 13th TV Series Loses Showrunner Bryan Fuller As Franchise Curse Continues
The Friday the 13th TV series Crystal Lake has lost showrunner Bryan Fuller, but the show itself isn't dead yet.
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Star Trek: Discovery Reaches Into Deep Space Nine To Make The Breen Scary Again
The Breen wreaked havoc on Starfleet in the days of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but now they're back and as scary as ever in Star Trek: Discovery.
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New Lord Of The Rings Movie Lands A Familiar Director, But It's Not Peter Jackson
The next Lord of the Rings movie, The Hunt for Gollum, is being produced by Peter Jackson and has a familiar name attached as director.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases Include One Of The Best Movies Of 2024 And One Of The Worst
The best new Blu-ray releases include Dune: Part Two, Madame Web, Martin Scorsese's The Departed in 4K, and many more.
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Silence Is Golden In The New Trailer For A Quiet Place: Day One
In the new trailer for horror prequel A Quiet Place: Day One, Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn try to survive big-eared aliens from outer space.
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Furiosa Director George Miller Credits A Classic Film Trilogy For Changing His Approach To VFX
Furiosa director George Miller was inspired by the Lord of the Rings trilogy to take a whole new approach to VFX.
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Futurama Almost Gave Fry A Second, Fancier Robot Friend
Fry nearly got himself a fancy new robot friend to replace Bender in the Futurama episode 'A Fishful of Dollars.'
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Why Kurt Russell Sidelined His Own Character In Big Trouble In Little China
Kurt Russell's never excelled at hand-to-hand combat, which he took advantage of to great comedic effect on Big Trouble in Little China.
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Why Star Trek's Replicators Outraged Some Of The Series' Biggest Writers
The real world would be better off if replicators existed, but they can make things difficult for the writers behind Star Trek.
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Streamers Reinvent Cable As Disney+, Hulu, And Max Offer Bundle Subscription [Updated]
You'll soon be able to bundle Disney+, Hulu, and Max through one subscription. Sounds a bit like cable, eh?
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Why X-Men '97 Brings Back The Mutants' Classic Marvel Comics Suits
X-Men '97 just brought back some old Marvel superhero suits. Let's take a look at them.
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Furiosa Director George Miller Never Forgot A Legendary Filmmaker's Advice
Filmmaker Peter Weir gave Furiosa director George Miller some priceless advice after he made the original Mad Max.
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One Of The Best Sci-Fi Thrillers You've Never Seen Will Totally Break Your Brain
2014's Coherence, a low-budget science fiction thriller from director James Ward Byrkit, holds up as one of the best sci-fi movies of this century.
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Does Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
If you're wondering whether to stick around through the end credits of Wes Ball's Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, here's your spoiler-free answer.
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X-Men '97 Just Took A Bold Swing With Magneto – And It Comes Straight From The Comics
X-Men comics fans probably saw Magneto's latest turn on X-Men '97 coming and know it draws directly from a famous Marvel Comics arc.
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In A Violent Nature Is Reportedly Making Audiences Sick – But Is It Really That Brutal?
The new horror movie In a Violent Nature is reportedly so violent and gory that it made an audience member ill.
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X-Men '97 Just Gifted Fans Another Unexpected Avengers Cameo
Morph keeps changing into signature superheroes in X-Men '97, and the penultimate episode of the first season finds him changing into an Avenger: the Hulk.
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The Office Spin-Off Officially (And Finally) Has A Plot Synopsis And Streaming Home
The Office universe is officially returning with a new spinoff series about a small-town newspaper set to stream on Peacock.
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How Furiosa Director George Miller Avoided A Common Prequel Problem
Furiosa's origin story was always a part of Mad Max: Fury Road, which made things easier when director George Miller set to work on the prequel.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Review: The Best Of The New Apes Series
Wes Ball's Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is handily the best of the new Planet of the Apes series. Yes, really.
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