• The '90s Silver Surfer Movie You Never Got To See

    Before the dawn of the modern age of superhero cinema, we almost saw the Silver Surfer on the silver screen. Storyboard artist Gabriel Hardman recently took to Twitter to post storyboards for a Silver Surfer solo film which was in development all the way back in 1997.

    By Mike Floorwalker April 27th, 2020 Read More
  • All The Captain Marvel Facts You Need Before Seeing The Movie

    One of the most powerful beings in the MCU is on her way to the big screen. For a few of the basic facts you're going to want to keep in mind as you settle in with your popcorn, take a look at everything you need to know before seeing Captain Marvel.

    By Jaron Pak April 27th, 2020 Read More
  • Disappointing News Dropped For Two Upcoming Spider-Man Movies

    It'll be a while until Spider-Man is officially back in the neighborhood — or at a movie theater near you. Two of Sony's upcoming Spider-Man films are delayed thanks to the COVID-19 crisis, which has affected nearly every major Hollywood film release originally slated to hit theaters in 2020.

    By Nina Starner April 27th, 2020 Read More
  • Two MCU Phase 4 Movies Changed Release Dates Yet Again

    The Marvel Cinematic Universe movies have been forced to continue their game of involuntary musical chairs. After the franchise pushed all of its announced films back one previously established release slot on the years-long schedule, two Phase 4 movies changed release dates again.

    By Meg Bucholtz April 27th, 2020 Read More
  • Why Maddy From Code 8 Looks So Familiar

    Netflix has an exciting new release for sci-fi fans: a feature-length adaptation of the buzz-worthy Canadian short film Code 8. The flick stars Stephen and Robbie Amell as Garret and Connor Reed, respectively — but the real head-turner in the Code 8 cast is Garret's pyrokinetic girlfriend, Maddy.

    By Brian Boone April 27th, 2020 Read More
  • Hidden Horror Gems On Netflix You Need To Watch

    We're here with a list of some oft-overlooked horror gems that are secretly among the best Netflix has to offer. Whether you're into demonic possession, murderous dolls, killer cults, or just some nightmarish visions, we've got you covered.

    By Andrew Ihla April 26th, 2020 Read More
  • Hela Looms Over Thor: Ragnarok International Poster

    Hela is watching you in the new international poster for Thor: Ragnarok. The poster features Cate Blanchett's goddess of death staring down the viewer, as Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and his allies stand, ready for battle, below. You can view the new poster (via Reddit) at the bottom of this article.

    By Julia Bianco April 26th, 2020 Read More
  • Voldemort's Disfigured Face Explained

    Part of what makes Voldemort so memorable is his uniquely alien look. How did the man who was once handsome enough to get away with murder transform himself into an avatar of evil? Join us as we plummet into the depths of Voldemort's magical malfeasance, and the toll it took on his looks.

    By Juliet Kahn April 26th, 2020 Read More
  • Why Hank From Tigertail Looks So Familiar

    There are a few well-known faces among the cast of Netflix's Tigertail, but one in particular is likely to be quite familiar — if perhaps a bit difficult to place. The actor who plays Hank, Zhenzhen's new husband, is James Saito, and he has a mile-long film and television resume.

    By Mike Floorwalker April 25th, 2020 Read More
  • Bad News Just Dropped For Mission: Impossible 7

    The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another cinematic project, making it impossible to see the latest installment of Tom Cruise's blockbuster Mission: Impossible series on schedule. This has also affected Mission: Impossible 8, which has been bumped from 2021's summer schedule.

    By Abbey White April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • The Most Confusing Christopher Nolan Movies Explained

    Filmmakers like Christopher Nolan don't come around too often. It's not the characters in Christopher Nolan's films that are complicated but the techniques he uses to tell their stories. Nolan's filmography is littered with confusing moments, so here are the explanations.

    By Tres Dean April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • The Star Trek Kelvin Timeline Explained

    The 2009 Star Trek film created a parallel universe that’s a little bit different from the one we all knew. So what’s up with this timeline? From its explosive origins to its broader implications, here’s the Kelvin timeline explained.

    By Matthew Jackson April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • The MCU Multiverse Explained

    What is a multiverse, how does it work, and why does it matter? More importantly, what does it mean for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? We haven't seen much of it yet, but based on what we've seen and what's coming, here's our best shot at the MCU multiverse explained.

    By Michileen Martin April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • How Netflix's Extraction Is Connected To The MCU

    Netflix's Extraction has several on-camera connections to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Chris Hemsworth and David Harbour. It turns out, however, that its ties to the superhero franchise go even deeper, including the Russo brothers and the film's director.

    By Patrick Phillips April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • Hidden Gems On Disney+ You Need To Watch

    After sifting through the recent box office hits, it's time to take a deeper look into the service's extensive library to find some equally enthralling titles hiding in the Disney+ archives — from Saturday morning cartoons to Disney Channel original series to great movies you might have forgotten.

    By Morgana Santilli April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • Kevin Smith Confirms Return Of Jay And Silent Bob

    The mack daddies of Jersey are coming back to the big screen. Kevin Smith took to Twitter on the first day of the new year to announce that Jay and Silent Bob, the loudmouth/usually mute stoner combo he introduced in his debut 1994 feature Clerks, will be making a triumphant return.

    By Mike Floorwalker April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • The Most Influential Superhero Movies Of All Time

    Now that superhero movies have conquered Hollywood, we're going to look back on the most influential films in the genre. Not all of them are good, but all of them are important. Consider this list the origin story for where the superhero movie genre is today, and where it's going in the future.

    By Hunter Cates April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • Will We See Fat Thor In Love And Thunder?

    In light of the fact that Thor retained his new, rotund physique for the entirety of Avengers: Endgame, fans have begun to wonder: will Fat Thor make a reappearance in the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder? Or, will he return to his previous ultra-ripped form? Director Taika Waititi has weighed in.

    By Mike Floorwalker April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • What The Bird Box Creatures Look Like Finally Revealed

    Bird Box never once showed its creatures in physical form. But now, thanks to creature designer Andy Bergholtz and special effects studio SFX Atlas, we finally know what the Bird Box monsters really look like — and what we might have seen on screen had plans for the movie gone differently.

    By AJ Caulfield April 23rd, 2020 Read More
  • The Funniest Robin Williams Moments That Were Unscripted

    The late Robin Williams will go down as one of the most celebrated and deeply loved actors of all time. He got his start in stand-up comedy and he never gave up his tendency to ad-lib, coming up with voices, jokes, naughty humor, impressions, and whatever else popped into his agile mind.

    By Brian Boone April 23rd, 2020 Read More
  • Underappreciated Movies You Missed In 2019

    Let us revamp your radar with a comprehensive list of all the underappreciated movies you may have missed in 2019 — and are bound to rave about to everyone you know as soon as you finally see them.

    By AJ Caulfield April 23rd, 2020 Read More
  • A Decades-Long Back To The Future Plot Hole Has Finally Been Explained

    You know what they say: sometimes, it takes a Twitter discussion between two of the coolest dudes in Hollywood to draw a long-retired screenwriter out of hiding to close a plot hole in his beloved, 35-year old movie. Okay, so they might not have said that before, but now, they have a reason to.

    By Mike Floorwalker April 23rd, 2020 Read More