Another week, another Stephen King movie in development. Legendary Pictures will adapt the Master of Horror's 2003 short story "Rest Stop" into a feature film, with Her Smell helmer Alex Ross Perry set to write and direct the picture, according to Deadline.
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This gal is headed from Wakanda to Egypt. Black Panther actress Letitia Wright, who stole nearly every scene she was in as Princess Shuri, the genius sister of Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa, has joined the cast of Death on the Nile, the upcoming sequel to Murder on the Orient Express.
Read MoreSaving the world is easy, but working together is going to be a real pain in the ass. Universal Pictures has dropped the second trailer for Hobbs & Shaw, the Fast and Furious franchise spin-off film starring Dwayne Johnson as former DEA agent Luke Hobbs and Jason Statham as hired gun Deckard Shaw.
Read MoreOrion Pictures has released the full-length trailer for Child's Play, telling the world that it is well and truly time to play. The footage reveals two major elements of the remake: Mark Hamill as the new voice of the murderous doll, and an origin for Chucky that alters the standard story.
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Marvel Studios is continuing to build up its roster for The Eternals, now tapping South Korean actor Ma Dong-seok to star in the ensemble film. Known for his role in the zombie apocalypse action-thriller Train to Busan, Ma Dong-seok joins Angelina Jolie and Kumail Nanjiani on the cast list.
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You can't win 'em all, it turns out, even when you've managed to get Oscar winners to don tights and talk to bloodthirsty CGI raccoons. Here are the worst offenders, the total disasters, the hugely bungled casting choices of the MCU. Try not to cringe too hard.
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The Suicide Squad may be looking to beef up its cast. John Cena, the wrestler-turned-actor who recently starred in the hit Transformers spin-off Bumblebee, is reportedly in early talks to join writer/director James Gunn's reboot, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The Six Billion Dollar Man is back under construction. The big-screen adaptation of the iconic '70s TV series with the ever-so-slightly different title has landed Travis Knight, the director of last year's smash hit Bumblebee, to direct. Variety was first with the news.
Read MoreIt feels good being bad, doesn't it, Jean? The final trailer for Dark Phoenix, the last entry in the X-Men franchise hailing from studio 20th Century Fox, hit the internet on Wednesday, a few months out from the film's launch on June 7.
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It was hard being a fan and seeing so many heroes die in Avengers: Infinity War, but it was even more difficult for the actors who had to film the sequences. The process was also confusing — and included more deaths than the theatrical cut of Infinity War. Here's one you didn't get to see.
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In the Star Wars universe, dead doesn't always mean dead. Thanks to Star Wars' twisty, complicated canon, there are plenty of ways that this lightning-slinging villain could've come back from the dead — or, possibly, escaped death entirely. Here are just a few.
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We have months to speculate as to how the Skywalker Saga will end, but we do know one thing: It'll be a bit different from how it was originally envisioned. Daisey Ridley detailed how some minor changes were made during the film's production — including one such change to its ending.
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The new TV spot for Avengers: Endgame wants to take you on a little trip down memory lane. The clip, posted to Marvel Entertainment's YouTube channel this morning, utilizes footage from all 21 films in the MCU up to this point, and examines the journeys of each major character.
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Sorry, Jack, Chucky's back — and he's looking even creepier than we remember. Orion Pictures has released our first clear look at the killer doll from the upcoming Child's Play reboot, and although it looks quite a bit different from the original version, it is — if anything — even more disturbing.
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After The Incredible Hulk, why was this classic character sidelined until Avengers rolled around four years later, only to follow that up with little more than a long series of cameos and supporting roles? Why did we never get to see The Incredible Hulk 2? Let's break it down.
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The Conjuring Universe is seeing another of its standalones get a sequel — and a red-hot writing talent will help bring it to the screen. Akela Cooper, a TV veteran whose writing credits include The 100, American Horror Story, and Luke Cage, has been hired to pen the sequel to the 2018 horror hit.
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The world of Pandora continues to experience population growth. Veteran actress Michelle Yeoh has been cast in the sequels to James Cameron's Avatar, the currently reigning highest-grossing picture of all time, in the role of scientist Dr. Karina Mogue. Deadline was first with the news.
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Every dead character who stays dead in the MCU is potentially money that's slipping through Disney's couch cushions. So when a hero or villain takes a dirt nap, you can rest assured there was a solid reason for it, and possibly one that will have larger implications down the road.
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Hellboy features many characters who fans of the comics may recognize, but who could remain obscure to newer fans. For that matter, it also draws on mythology and folklore just like those comics do, so many of the characters are truly ancient.
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The ultimate fate of the Force, the Sith, and the Jedi is hiding in plain sight.
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J.J. Abrams and the folks at Lucasfilm and Disney packed a ton of stuff into this trailer, and we can only guess at what it might mean. Crack open your Wookieepedias and dust off your holocrons — here are the details you might've missed in the first trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
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10 Cloverfield Lane tells a small story designed to stand on its own, but it's also deceptively full of complex plot twists, potent but understated themes, and a few hidden ties to a larger Cloverfield mythology. Let's unlock this bunker of secrets and explain the ending of 10 Cloverfield Lane.
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Whether he's playing a Jedi or the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Samuel L. Jackson always follows his instincts. Sometimes that leads to some outrageous bloopers and outtakes, both for himself and his co-stars. Here are some times when he cut loose.
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Han Solo may have been able to complete the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs, but Disney and Lucasfilm aren't racing to go anywhere anytime soon. The Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger has revealed that the Star Wars film franchise will take a "hiatus" following the release of Star Wars: Episode IX.
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Fans have been waiting years to find out which new twists would be added to the story by the new creative team for the rebooted franchise. We're gritting our teeth, dusting off our tomes of Hellboy history, and casting a spell of blood magic to bring you all the small details you missed in Hellboy.
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During its Investor Day on Thursday, April 11, the Walt Disney Company announced when its long-awaited streaming platform Disney+ will launch, how much it will cost per month, and what films and television series subscribers can look forward to watching.
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Rather than seeing the world in the immediate, aftershock of Thanos-induced heart-rending grief, we could come back to the MCU after years of healing and adjustment have taken place. It's hard to wrap one's mind around the idea — but let's give it a shot.
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