Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities Got A Little Too Claustrophobic For David Hewlett
'In a small space, there's no room for anything...'
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The Star Trek: Lower Decks Season Finale Teases The Grand Return Of Two Supporting Characters
Make sure you stick through the end credits.
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Terrifier 2's David Howard Thornton Took Inspiration From Some Comedy Greats For His Art The Clown Role
Charlie Chaplin, Rowan Atkinson, and Doug Jones all inspired Art the Clown.
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Why Ralph Macchio Missed Out On Playing Marty McFly In Back To The Future
'I said it before and I say it again... the right actor got the right part.'
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Wise Guys: Everything We Know So Far About Robert De Niro's New Gangster Movie
If there's any actor who can play two leading gangster roles in the same movie, it's De Niro, without a doubt.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Just Loves Being Star Trek, And That's Why It Works
Don't call it the 'comedy' Star Trek. It's just Star Trek.
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Stranger Things Changed The Way Brett Gelman Thinks About Himself As An Actor
'I always saw myself as the villain.'
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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Early Reactions: Wakanda Enters A New Era
Here's the critics' verdict on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
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Ralph Macchio Reveals The Movie Magic Behind Catching A Fly With Chopsticks In The Karate Kid
All it took was a little movie magic ... and a fishing line.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Revives A Classic Trek Trope, Just In Time For The Season Finale
Major Star Trek fans saw this one coming.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Finally Got Around To Referencing An Infamous Next Generation Easter Egg
The Star Trek: Lower Decks season 3 finale shows Cmdr. Jack Ransom effortlessly nailing a Next Generation maneuver.
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The Star Trek: Lower Decks Season Finale Pays Off A Niche Next Generation Subplot
It all ties back to a beloved character and his very specific hobby.
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Apocalypse Now: Redux Made Quentin Tarantino Reconsider An Entire Chapter Of Kill Bill
Thankfully, he knew better, even if that meant cutting a potentially fascinating scene.
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Bryan Cranston Is Reportedly Writing A Malcolm In The Middle Reboot
Yes. No. Maybe. I don't know. Can you repeat the question?
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Village Roadshow And Chris Romero Working On A Night Of The Living Dead Reboot Directed By Nanny's Nikyatu Jusu
We may be getting a new Night of the Living Dead reboot.
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Harrison Ford Unwittingly Inspired Daniel Radcliffe's Post-Potter Career Path
We all wanted to be Indy, but Radcliffe wanted to emulate Harrison Ford.
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The Karate Kid's Famous Crane Kick Was A Headache For Ralph Macchio, Seasoned Stuntmen, And Pro Martial Artists
The move wasn't based on a real martial arts technique, and it was extremely difficult to pull off.
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Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor Who 'Mission' Is About Much More Than Himself
'My mouth gets paralyzed by the concept of playing this role...'
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Disney Is Done Buying Everything On The Planet, Says CEO Bob Chapek
Chapek is not currently interested in being "a buyer in the open marketplace."
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Superhero Bits: James Gunn Is Now Exclusive To DC, Deadpool Joins Marvel's Midnight Suns & More
James Gunn is exclusive to DC for at least four years.
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The Karate Kid Headband Came From An Improvised Moment During An Audition With Pat Morita
If you have Karate Kid nostalgia this story will make you Cobra Cry.
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Star Wars: Tales Of The Jedi Makes Count Dooku One Of The Most Tragic Fallen Jedi
Tales of the Jedi gives us the definitive Count Dooku origin story.
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Andor Episode 8 Hints At An Intriguing Detail About Vel Sartha's Past
Cinta takes a little jab at Vel, and it seems to reveal something about her past.
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The Daily Stream: The Manchurian Candidate Shows How Brainwashing Can Destabilize A Democracy
Few films foresaw our current political climate quite like The Manchurian candidate.
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Sarah Shahi Says Red, White & Royal Blue Adaptation Is Like A '30s Or '40s 'Screwball Comedy' [Exclusive Interview]
"Stylistically, the movie is going to feel like some of the old movies from the '30s and '40s..."
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10 Underrated James Bond Movies That Deserve More Respect
Bond. James Bond. He's the smoothest spy in cinematic history. Nevertheless, not all of 007's adventures are created equal. These Bond films need more respect.
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