Castlevania: Nocturne - Everything You Need To Know
Netflix is finally returning to the "Castlevania" universe with the animated sequel series "Castlevania: Nocturne." Here's what we know so far.
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Good Omens Showcases David Tennant's Connection To House Of The Dragon Star
Season 2, Episode 2 of "Good Omens" features an interesting family connection, with "House of the Dragon" star Ty Tennant guesting on his father David's show.
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The Witcher Cast Yennefer To Challenge Beauty Norms In One Key Way
Yennefer's casting in Netflix's "The Witcher" wasn't only a shift from previous interpretations, but an intentional one on behalf of the creative team.
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What We Do In The Shadows: Colin Robinson's Season 5 Arc Makes No Sense
Colin Robinson is the most consistently peculiar main character in "What We Do in the Shadows," but his Season 5 arc doesn't line up with the rest of his story.
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Marvel's Rotten 2023: Can The MCU Rebound From Two Huge Failures In One Year?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has had quite a bumpy 2023 so far in terms of its film and TV releases. Can the franchise recover from its misfires?
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The Witcher Rumor: This Iconic Villain May Be Played By A District 9 Star
According to a casting rumor, an iconic villain from the "Witcher" book series will be played by a "District 9" star in Netflix's "Witcher" TV show.
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Good Omens S2: Who Plays Shax And Why Does She Look So Familiar?
Here's where you may have previously seen Miranda Richardson, the veteran actor who plays the demon Shax in Season 2 of Amazon's "Good Omens."
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How Secret Invasion Sets Up Marvel's Next MCU Phase
From "The Marvels" to "Armor Wars" to "Brave New World" to "Thunderbolts," let's explore how "Secret Invasion" sets up Marvel's next MCU phase.
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Tacoma FD: How Many Episodes Are In Season 4?
One of the most underrated sitcoms is back on truTV. So how many episodes are in "Tacoma FD" Season 4?
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What We Do In The Shadows: The Season 5 Ted Lasso Reference You Likely Missed
"What We Do in the Shadows" Season 5 features a fun homage to one of the most iconic props in "Ted Lasso," as the classic "Believe" sign makes an appearance.
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The Witcher: Does Liam Hemsworth's Geralt Show Up In Season 3 Volume 2?
The finale of "The Witcher" Season 3, Volume 2 marks the end of Henry Cavill's tenure as Geralt. Does Liam Hemsworth show up to pick up the torch?
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Good Omens S2 Recasts Characters In New Roles — Here's Who They're Playing Now
Season 2 of "Good Omens" sees the return of many of the actors from Season 1. Some of these actors, however, are playing completely new characters.
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Foundation Season 2: Is Hari Seldon Still Alive? Yes And No ...
Things are getting a little strange in Season 2 of "Foundation," and one has to wonder about Hari Seldon, who returns in physical form in Episode 3.
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Good Omens S2: What Is Job 41:19 & Why It Could Mean More Than You Think
In Season 2 of "Good Omens," we see the Bible verse Job 41:19 written on the side of a very peculiar matchbox, and it could mean more than you think.
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What We Do In The Shadows S5: Why Colin Robinson's Campaign Plotline Is His Best
Colin Robinson has had a lot of ridiculous plotlines on "What We Do in the Shadows," but his political gambit in Season 5 is completely perfect.
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What We Do In The Shadows Season 5 Proves How Dangerous Energy Vampires Are
Colin Robinson might be creepy, but "What We Do in the Shadows" shows that he and other energy vampires are also a much bigger threat than we thought.
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Why Twisted Metal Is The Violent Heir To Mad Max & Death Race's 'Carsploitation'
"Twisted Metal" is a throwback to the golden age of carsploitation, and it borrows some thought-provoking ideas from "Death Race 2000" and "Mad Max."
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Friends: The Tragic Reason Behind Chandler's Season 7 Transformation Explained
There's a tragic reason behind Chandler's sudden Season 7 transformation in "Friends" and it's made all the more apparent by the use of the exact same attire.
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How Twisted Metal Changes Raven's Backstory & Makes Her Far More Dangerous
Neve Campbell's Raven on Peacock's "Twisted Metal" is unlike her original video game counterpart. However, the new Raven is arguably more dangerous.
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The Witcher S3: Why One Scene Looks Familiar To Stephen King Fans
One scene in Season 3, Episode 6 of "The Witcher" should look familiar to fans of Stephen King movies since it pays homage to a classic one.
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Johnny Depp Vs. Amber Heard: Netflix Documentary Gets Official Premiere Date
Netflix's "Depp v. Heard" will examine social media's impact on the 2022 trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, and it's set for an August release.
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Futurama Season 11: Is Fry's Email Address In Episode 1 A Plot Hole?
Viewers can see Fry use his email address in Episode 1 of Season 11. But is it an overlooked "Futurama" plot hole or something to keep an eye on for the future?
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Twisted Metal: Episode 1's Reference To The Games' Wildest Level Explained
"Twisted Metal" is full of references to the games, but Episode 1 has an Easter egg that will appeal to fans of the the darker side of the source material.
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The Witcher S3: Who Plays Falka & What Is Their Blood Origin Link?
Season 3 Volume 2 of "The Witcher" introduces Falka, the estranged, rebel daughter of a Redanian king. Who plays her, and what is their link to "Blood Origin"?
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Futurama Season 11: Episode 1's Title Card Is A Callback To Its (Last) Series Finale
If fans wonder why 'Avenged' appears in bloodily on the title card of the first episode of "Futurama" Season 11, it's a callback to the last series finale.
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Twisted Metal Proves It's Time To Park Car-Themed Video Game Adaptations In The Garage
"Twisted Metal," "Need for Speed," and "Gran Turismo" all adapt car video games to live action. They also make good points on why this shouldn't be a thing.
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Twisted Metal Forgets The One Thing That Made Its Combat Video Games So Popular
Peacock's "Twisted Metal" is an entertaining show, but by failing to go all-in with the car battles, it forgets what made the games so popular.
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