Here's When You Can Watch Skinamarink At Home With The Lights Off
Skinamarink is the talk of the town. Here's when you can watch the low-budget horror flick in the discomfort of your own home.
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If Netflix Implodes, It Will Have Only Itself To Blame
Here's why Netflix is essentially digging its own grave as it deals with a loss of subscribers and various other issues amid its current struggles.
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The Ending Of Peacock's Sick Explained
The ending of Peacock's "Sick" might need to be explained because of how the pandemic-set slasher juggles COVID-19, social media, and some killer twists.
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The Emmanuelle Movies Might Be Too Steamy For Any Streaming Service
Find out why streamers won't carry the international sensation "Emmanuelle."
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The Steamy Nicolas Cage Thriller That Might Be Too Much For Netflix
Longtime fans of Nicolas Cage may be stunned to find out that one of his films, a surprisingly steamy thriller, was taken down from Netflix.
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After Is The Steady Fanfiction Drama Franchise That Might Be Too Much For Netflix
Based on the fanfiction novels by Anna Todd, the "After" movie franchise is currently steaming up movie fans' TV screens.
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Here's Where You Can Stream Chasing Evel: The Robbie Knievel Story
For those interested in the life of Evel Knievel's son Robbie Knievel, here's where Chasing Evel: The Robbie Knievel Story is available to stream online.
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HBO Max Just Got A Bit More Expensive For No-Ads Subscribers
Less than five months after temporarily slashing its subscription prices, HBO Max has decided to do an about-face — raising its main viewership price tag.
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Mindy Kaling Is Taking A Beating On Twitter For Her HBO Velma Series
Mindy Kaling is taking a beating on Twitter for HBO's Velma series. It's unclear why viewers think Kaling wrote the show.
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1969 Scooby-Doo Actor Frank Welker Returns As William Jones In HBO's Velma
Frank Welker has been affiliated with the "Scooby-Doo" franchise since 1969, so it's only appropriate he has a role in the new "Velma" series.
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Can You Watch HBO Max's The Last Of Us Without Playing The Game?
HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us is one of the most highly anticipated TV dramas in years, but do you need to play the video games first to enjoy it?
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Paramount+ Betting A Live-Action Dungeons & Dragons Series Will Be A Critical Hit
Paramount greenlit a "Dungeons & Dragons" movie, but the studio isn't stopping there. It is going all-in on the "D&D" universe with a show coming to Paramount+.
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Nicolas Winding Refn Has A Theory Why Too Old To Die Young Wasn't Marketed
It seems that Amazon did not do the best job marketing Nicolas Winding Refn's crime-drama series "Too Old To Die Young," though he claims to know why.
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Why Netflix Canceled Inside Job After Just One Season
On January 8, series creator Shion Takeuchi revealed that Netflix canceled its original adult animated comedy Inside Job after one season. Here's why.
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Netflix Reverses Course, Cancels Inside Job After One Season
"I'm heartbroken to confirm that Netflix has decided to cancel season 2 of Inside Job," "Inside Job" creator Shion Takeuchi wrote on Twitter.
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Here's Where You Can Watch Puss In Boots: The Last Wish At Home
Since its theatrical release in December, "The Last Wish" has done well at the box office. Here's where you can watch "Puss In Boots: The Last Wish" at home
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The Steamiest Movies On Hulu Right Now
There are quite a few movies that will get your heart (and other body parts) pumping available on Hulu right now, here are the steamiest films on the platform
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Why Edgar Allan Poe From Netflix's The Pale Blue Eye Looks So Familiar
The Netflix original film "The Pale Blue Eye" features a fictional depiction of real-life author Edgar Allan Poe. Here's why he looks so familiar.
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Lucifer's Freedom On Netflix Was Perfect For The Devilish Show
The popular and devilish "Lucifer" series noticeably had much more freedom and leeway on Netflix than it did during its original run on Fox.
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The Slasher Genre Tackles COVID With Peacock's Chilling Trailer For Sick
Peacock has released the first trailer for their upcoming COVID-19 themed slasher-thriller Sick.
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Netflix Still Hasn't Renewed Wednesday - So What Are They Waiting For?
Netflix still hasn't weighed in on a second season for its major hit "Wednesday" - so why is that?
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Tony Gilroy Says He Didn't Have Trouble Including An LGBTQ+ Couple In Andor
Tony Gilroy had it easy bringing Vel and Cinta's relationship to the small screen via "Andor."
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Natasha Lyonne Has Your Number In The Trailer For Rian Johnson's Peacock Series Poker Face
Natasha Lyonne stars as Charlie in the trailer for Rian Johnson's new show "Poker Face," a detective episodic tale that sees her bust lies and solve crimes.
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Nicole Kidman Heading To Paramount+ In A New Taylor Sheridan Series
Nicole Kidman has been attached to "Lioness" as an executive producer but is now confirmed to join the ensemble on the other side of the camera as well.
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Ruth Negga Joins Jake Gyllenhaal In The Apple TV+ Presumed Innocent Series Adaptation
Jake Gyllenhall will have a very gifted actress starring alongside him in Apple TV+'s "Presumed Innocent" series: Ruth Negga.
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Netflix's The Glory Is A Brutal Look At Bullying And Revenge (And Fans Can't Turn Away)
Netflix's new K-drama, "The Glory," is turning heads for its brutal depictions of bullying. Viewers took to the internet to discuss the compelling new series.
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Apple TV+ Has Dropped The Trailer For Foundation Season 2
"Foundation" wowed critics and audiences alike when it debuted in 2021. Season 2 will premiere this summer, and Apple TV+ has unveiled an exciting trailer.
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