The Whale Director Darren Aronofsky Wants To Normalize Crying In Theaters Again
Darren Aronofsky's "The Whale," is full of heart-wrenching moments, which is no accident because the director wants to normalize crying in theaters again.
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Big Sky Fans Find Donno's Plan For Super Foxes Endearing
"Big Sky" fans love the sweet things Donno says on the show and this comment about what he calls 'super foxes' endeared them to him all the more.
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The Beloved Anime That Beat Out Stranger Things For Most Watched Show In 2022
According to one source, a beloved anime series beat out the massively popular Stranger Things Season 4 for most watched TV show of 2022.
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Who Plays Winston On Big Sky?
Thuggish Winston on "Big Sky: Deadly Trails" was a breakout, even if he was killed too soon. No surprise — the actor who played him is an accomplished vet.
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Colin Jost's Wild Run-In With Robert Kraft On The Set Of SNL
"SNL" star Colin Jost was getting ready for a Weekend Update segment in which he'd poke fun at "Deflategate." Then he bumped into Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
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Why Abbott Elementary Included That Fun Parent Trap Easter Egg
"Abbott Elementary" has a dedicated fanbase, and the show rewards those fans with various Easter eggs, including one referencing "The Parent Trap."
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Law & Order: SVU Star Richard Belzer Was Asked To Leave The Military After Only Seven Months Of Serving
Before his career in acting began, Law & Order: SVU Star Richard Belzer tried his hand at being in the arm. However, his stint in the service didn't last long.
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Allison Williams Served As The Inspiration For M3GAN's Doll-Like Features
"M3GAN" is making waves as fans clamor to watch the new take on a murderous doll, and actress Allison Williams had some info to share on M3GAN's creation.
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Nicolas Cage's Dracula Film Renfield Hits All The Vampire Tropes
Despite the comedic twists, astute fans of the vampire genre will notice that the Renfield trailer packs in references to other iconic bloodsucker stories.
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Is Naruto's Nine-Tailed Fox Based On Real-Life Folklore?
Is the Nine-Tailed Fox from "Naruto" based on real-life folklore? Find out right here.
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The Walking Dead Star Cailey Fleming's Budding Career Is Already Full Of Genre Powerhouses
The young actor has played major roles in at least three of the biggest pop culture franchises out there.
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The Ending Of Grimcutty Explained
The Hulu film "Grimcutty" tells a paranoid tale of parents in fear of an internet phenomenon, feeding the beast. Here's a breakdown of its creepy ending.
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HBO Spent A Dragon-Sized Amount Of Money To Bring The Last Of Us To Life
As reported by The New Yorker, the nine-episode season of "The Last of Us" cost HBO more money than each of the first five seasons of "Game of Thrones."
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Martin Scorsese Told Margot Robbie Every Great Movie Has A Stair Shot (& He's Right)
Martin Scorsese told Margot Robbie that every great film has a stair shot, and he's right. From Gone with the Wind to Rocky to Joker, stairs are the real stars.
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What Is The Song In TurboTax's 'Not Taxes' Commercial?
TurboTax released its "Not Taxes" commercial to encourage people to let someone else handle the math. And it uses a soothing song throughout.
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You'll Soon Be Able To Find Out More About Your Favorite Movies On TikTok
Thanks to a major partnership, video platform TikTok will be making information on movies and television shows more accessible to its users.
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Grisly Multiverse Of Madness Concept Art Shows A Desert Of Doctor Strange Corpses
Thomas du Crest's concept art shows us a glimpse at what "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" might look like in a creepier corner of the multiverse.
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Wednesday's Werewolf Boot Camp Training Had Emma Myers Running On All Fours
Emma Myers' character of Enid in "Wednesday" is a werewolf, so Tim Burton made sure to ingrain some proper werewolf behaviors through boot camp training.
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Big Sky Fans Have Beef With Carla
"Big Sky" has plenty of flawed characters that audiences enjoy watching, but many fans are struggling to find sympathy for Beau's ex-wife Carla.
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Nicolas Cage Doesn't Suck As Dracula In The First Renfield Trailer
The first trailer for "Renfield" has arrived, and it's exactly what we needed. Check out Nicolas Cage as Dracula and Nicholas Hoult as the titular sidekick.
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Chicago Fire's Melissa Ponzio Says Her College Major Helped With Her Acting Career
Despite having a lifelong interest in acting, "Chicago Fire" actor Melissa Ponzio's mother — a model and actress in New York — urged Ponzio to obtain a degree.
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Gilmore Girls' Keiko Agena Wonders What Would Have Become Of Lane And Dave Had Adam Brody Stayed
"Gilmore Girls" fans are not the only ones who wonder what could have been -- Keiko Agena has wondered about Lane and Dave as well.
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Wednesday's Jenna Ortega Had A Small Role In CSI: NY As One Of Her First Gigs
Well before her current roles in the "Scream" franchise and "Wednesday," Jenna Ortega had a small but important part in an episode of "CSI: NY."
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How That '70s Show Filmed Its Iconic 360 Shots
How did That 70s show film its famous 360 scenes? The setup wasn't that complex, but the shots took skill to execute.
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What The Cast Of Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story Should Really Look Like
One of Netflix's biggest hits of 2022, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story is based on the killer's ghastly crimes, but how closely does it mirror reality?
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Tony Gilroy Didn't Set Out To Revolutionize The Star Wars Universe With Andor
"Andor" is unlike anything else in the "Star Wars" universe. However, according to Tony Gilroy himself, this wasn't something he initially set out to do.
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The Ending Of White Noise Explained
Noah Baumbach's "White Noise" boasts a dizzyingly complex ending. We're here to explain it, from the supermarket dance sequence to the German nuns.
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