During a virtual sit-down with Looper, Love and Monsters director Michael Matthews revealed some of Dylan O'Brien's funniest moments, both behind-the-scenes and on camera. Seriously, can we have the blooper reel immediately?
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It's been over 30 years since Crockett and Tubbs last donned their pastels and executed justice on Miami Vice. Where has the cast of the 1980s megahit gone in the years following the show's finale? A whole lot of places, as it turns out. Here's what the cast of Miami Vice are up to today.
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It's here. After months of waiting and endless speculation, the first clip for the fourth Avengers movie has arrived, bringing a few answers and some even bigger questions with it. Follow along as we break down some of the small details you might have missed in the trailer for Avengers: Endgame.
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Racism, misogyny, and sexual orientation are just some of the many topics that dramas and comedies have both tried to integrate into their plots. While some stories have successfully navigated the delicate balance of controversy and social consciousness, others have fallen flat.
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The Best Picture award at the Oscars has been around since 1929 and many great movies have received it, but some winners are a little more memorable than others. Here are five of the worst Best Picture Academy Award winners of all time — and five of the best.
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When everything comes together, actors and directors can create movie history with an amazing kiss scene, and we've compiled just a few of the best. From romantic comedy meet-cutes to forbidden love and grand gestures, here are some of the most paused and rewound kissing scenes in all of cinema.
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Watching a hero in action is the highlight of many movies, and cinema has always been full of epically awesome moments that get our adrenaline going, the fists pumping, and audiences cheering. From katana duels to sci-fi standoffs, these are the most badass movie moments of all time.
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You know, the phrase "Paris Hilton science fiction gothic horror musical" gets thrown around a lot these days, so why not revisit where all the hubbub began with 2008's Repo! The Genetic Opera?
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It's rarely consolation to say this, but things could certainly be worse. Luckily, Netflix has got plenty of solid options available if you want to watch people banding together to survive after the world has fallen to pieces.
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Whether they swoop across the sky on a broom, twitch their noses to set mishaps right, cackle over a cauldron, battle demons, or travel under the sea and back in a snap, there's no telling which way a story will go once a witch enters the picture. Which is exactly as it should be.
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Whether they're pushing fellow actors to try and get a better performance, smashing things on the set, or simply just being mean to everyone involved, here are a few stars who were allegedly abusive on movie sets.
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Like Will Smith at the beginning of his acting career, Meek Mill wanted to make time for both passions while filming Charm City Kings. Looper spoke with director Angel Manuel Soto in an exclusive interview about the parallels between Smith and Mill's respective rises to fame.
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Fairuza Balk terrified moviegoers everywhere with her spellbinding performance in The Craft. Since then, however, she seems to have dropped off the map. As it turns out, she's been up to all sorts of things since she played Nancy Downs -- and we're here to catch you up on all of them.
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From his electrical origins to his cinematic appearances, here's the untold truth of Marvel's Electro.
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From Supernatural to Once Upon a Time, here are the best TV werewolves ranked.
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While kids watching the show were busy imagining their own reality-bending inventions or otherworldly adventures, the show looks a bit different from an adult's perspective. Here are things only adults notice when watching The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius.
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From Dolph Lundgren duds to Arnold Schwarzenegger classics, here are the best and worst '80s action movies.
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When it comes time to embody Black Noir on The Boys, actor Nathan Mitchell relies on a surprising number of influences to make the character complete. He revealed during an exclusive interview with Looper that his key inspirations for the character are quite fun.
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Most Christmas TV specials are fairly straightforward; here are some that will make you wonder just how much spiked eggnog got consumed before making it to air.
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While Rick and Morty is an awesome show, it isn’t free of flaws. From animation goofs and continuity errors to scientific inaccuracies, here are the mistakes that are hard to ignore in Rick and Morty.
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Horror legend Clive Barker and director Brannon Braga talked to Looper about everything that went into bringing Books of Blood to the screen -- and where they may take the story from here.
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Looper spoke with Jane Seymour and Cheech Marin about their work with Robert De Niro and Christopher Walken in War with Grandpa -- as well as a variety of other topics -- in this exclusive interview.
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Of all the mighty and astonishing superheroes that make up Marvel's premiere super-team, which is the most incredible?
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Some movies are seemingly cursed, and everything that could possibly go wrong does go wrong. Take, for example, Chaos Walking. Starring Spider-Man and Rey (Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, respectively), it should be a sure-fire crowd-pleaser... so why did the studio declare it unreleasable?
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As the year continues to deliver a potent slate of movies possessed of unholy terrors, nefarious characters, and beastly delights, we're happy to chronicle each and every one of them for you. These are the most disturbing movies of 2019.
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How do you make a show as big as The Boys while working within the budget constraints of a streaming series? You get creative, and you find stars who are game for all the action, no matter how demanding. Stunt coordinator Tig Fong found that in Karen Fukuhara and her performance as Kimiko.
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neXt's Paul LeBlanc is already one of the most compelling characters of the 2020 fall TV season. He's played perfectly by Mad Men alum John Slattery, and showrunner Manny Coto explained to Looper in an exclusive interview how and why Slattery is so good in the role.
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