Shazam 2: How The Gods Make Wonder Woman's Movies Even More Confusing
"Shazam! Fury of the Gods" invites a lot of questions, but its rules about the gods make Wonder Woman's movies - and the larger DCEU - even more confusing.
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Shazam 2 Wants You To Buy Skittles (In Case You Didn't Get The Hint)
Shazam! Fury of the Gods includes a blatant instance of product placement in the form of a Skittles ad, drawing the ire of viewers at large.
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Inside Review: A Self-Contained Nightmare Of Class Conflict
Willem Dafoe strongly anchors a story of a break-in gone very very wrong in Inside, which debuted at Berlin International Film Festival earlier this year
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The Mel Gibson And Vince Vaughn Crime Drama Hidden Gem Killing It On Netflix
"Dragged Across Concrete," a 2018 action film starring Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn is catching a lot of new attention thanks to its appearance on Netflix.
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Mike Flanagan Wants To Bring Doctor Sleep Characters Into His Dark Tower Adaptation
In his upcoming Dark Tower project, Doctor Sleep director Mike Flanagan could expand his take on Stephen King's universe with connections to The Shining.
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Grace Caroline Currey Discusses Her Dual Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Role And The Film's Cast - Exclusive Interview
"Shazam! Fury of the Gods" star Grace Caroline Currey discussed playing dual roles, working with her co-stars, and more in an exclusive interview.
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Shazam 2's Post-Credits Villain Explained & How They Differ From The Comics
The post-credits scenes of "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" feature the return of DC characters. Here's the big difference with this villain in the comics.
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch The Leprechaun Movies
This is the correct order in which to watch the "Leprechaun" movies - the freaky, ridiculous horror-comedy films are perfect for St. Patrick's Day.
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Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Ending Explained
Billy Batson and Shazam return for the sequel "Fury of the Gods." But what do all the twists and turns of its ending mean for the character? We break it down.
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Every Justice League Character Namedrop And Appearance In Shazam 2
As one era of the on-screen DC Universe ends and another begins, how does Shazam! Fury of the Gods make connections to its larger comic book world?
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Shazam 2's Helen Mirren Had The Best Response When A Stunt Broke Her Finger
Dame Helen Mirren broke her finger while filming "Shazam! Fury of the Gods." She proved how tough she is by continuing to film.
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Bad Boys II's Ending Finally Explained
"Bad Boys II" is a wild ride, but some of the plot details can get a bit lost among the explosions. Here's the ending of this action classic finally explained.
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Shazam 2 Has A Lot Of DC Fans Shaking Their Head In Disappointment
The first Shazam! movie set the bar pretty high for fans, and unfortunately it's looking like the sequel is a bit of a letdown for many of them.
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Keanu Reeves On What Brought Him Back For John Wick: Chapter 4 And More - Exclusive Interview
Keanu Reeves explained why he came back for "John Wick: Chapter 4," why he has enjoyed revisiting some of his other iconic characters, and more.
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Deleted Starship Troopers Scenes That You Never Knew Existed
Did you know there's a version of Paul Verhoeven's essential satire that's longer and weirder? Here are deleted Starship Troopers scenes you never knew about.
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Shazam 2 Fans Have One Big Issue With Wonder Woman's Appearance
Wonder Woman's appearance in "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" seems to raise a lot of questions about the DCU, and fans aren't happy about the cameo.
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How To Stream All The John Wick Movies Ahead Of Chapter 4
If you're wondering how to stream all the "John Wick" movies ahead of the explosive "Chapter 4," fear not. Here's how you can stream or rent the films online.
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Gary Oldman Appreciates That Harry Potter Opened Him Up To A Whole New Fan Base
Gary Oldman appreciates that "Harry Potter" opened him up to a whole new fan base of fantasy-loving children from preschoolers to teenagers.
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Pedro Pascal's Cringey Merge Mansion Ad Has Fans Poking Fun In The Comments
The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal has joined Merge Mansion's latest ad campaign and viewers can't help but poke fun at how serious it is.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Boston Strangler Before
Given the movie's delicate subject matter, its ambitious interpretation of the events benefits greatly from the nuanced performances of its cast.
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Willem Dafoe Discusses Why He Enjoys Switching Between Big-Budget And Indie Movies - Exclusive
Willem Dafoe has spent decades making movies, and he explained to Looper his philosophy on choosing parts, whether the films are big budget or indie.
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The Ending Of Boston Strangler Explained
Just because Hulu's Boston Strangler is inspired by true events, that doesn't mean the ending is straightforward.
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Swarm's References To Iconic Horror Films Are Perfectly Executed
"Swarm" takes fandom to new levels -- specifically, to horror movie levels. Read on to see just how the show references classic horror moments.
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5 Things Hulu's Boston Strangler Gets Wrong (& 5 It Gets Right) About The Real Story
Despite the admirable faithfulness to the truth in Hulu's Boston Strangler, it's tough to fit 60 years of reporting and police work into a two-hour drama.
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12 Times A Franchise Released More Than One Movie Sequel In The Same Year
Sequels often try to capitalize on the predecessor’s success and often this means they even arrive in the same year. Here are 12 examples of speedy sequels.
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Fan Art Casts Timothee Chalamet As Marvel's Loki (& The Resemblance Is Uncanny)
Digital creator Bosslogic has created fan art that puts Timothée Chalamet's Dune character in Loki's iconic horned helmet and green cape.
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11 Post-Apocalyptic Shows And Movies Where The Creatures Aren't Actually Zombies
Love "The Last of Us" but sick of zombies? From "Slither" to "Night of the Creeps," here are some other apocalyptic terrors without the undead.
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