The Kate Siegel Psychological Thriller Taking Over Netflix
Horror star Kate Siegel, of "The Haunting of Hill House" and "Midnight Mass," stars in a new psychological thriller, "Hypnotic," now streaming on Netflix.
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Dune's David Dastmalchian On Working With Denis Villeneuve, Playing Polka-Dot Man, And More - Exclusive Interview
Dastmalchian discusses his work with Villeneuve, life on the set of multiple comic book movies, and much more.
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Exclusive Clip: Get A Sneak Peek At A New Episode Of I Know What You Did Last Summer
Looper scored an exclusive sneak peek at the sixth episode of "I Know What You Did Last Summer."
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Tom Holland Made An Intense Move To Keep Playing Spider-Man After The Sony-Marvel Split
When Spider-Man's Marvel future was at risk, Tom Holland took immediate action.
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Tom Holland Reveals How He Helped With Marvel And Sony's Spider-Man Deal
Tom Holland, who stars as Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, opened up about his role in the negotiations between Sony and Marvel.
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A New Trailer For Thriller Series Yellowjackets Ramps Up The Intensity
Get ready for one of the most intriguing new releases of the fall.
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Get Your First Look At Henry Selick And Jordan Peele's Wendell & Wild
The director of "Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Coraline" has a new film called "Wendell & Wild," starring Jordan Peele and Keegan Michael-Key as demons.
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The Character Everyone Forgets Keke Palmer Played On Grey's Anatomy
While most know actress Keke Palmer for her notable roles in projects like Hustlers and Scream Queens, many forget that she once appeared in Grey's Anatomy.
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Swagger Creator Reggie Rock Bythewood Gets Into Working With Kevin Durant - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, the filmmaker explains everything you need to know about "Swagger."
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Masamichi Yaga's Cursed Corpse Technique In Jujutsu Kaisen Explained
As a fantasy anime revolving around sorcery and cursed energy, Jujutsu Kaisen gets quite confusing. Here's Masamichi Yaga's cursed corpse technique explained.
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Last Night In Soho Review: The Sixties Sense
It's nothing short of a disappointment to see a great director make his first big misstep the second he finally steps out of his comfort zone.
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Here's How NCIS Fans Really Feel About The Latest Seasons
After airing on CBS for 19 seasons so far, NCIS has changed quite a lot, and fans are questioning whether or not the latest seasons are worth watching.
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Squid Game Creator Hwang Dong-Hyuk Has A Hilarious Response To Lebron James' Critique Of The Show
Everyone has an opinion about "Squid Game," including future NBA Hall of Famer LeBron James. The director of the show had a hysterical response.
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Benedict Cumberbatch Explains Doctor Strange's Bond With Peter In Spider-Man: No Way Home
How will Peter Parker fare without Tony Stark's advice? Here's how Doctor Strange will take over the mentor role in "Spider-Man: No Way Home."
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The Transformation Of Salma Hayek From Childhood To Marvel's Eternals
Making her MCU debut as Ajak in Eternals, directed by Chloé Zhao, actress Salma Hayek has had a very interesting and successful life leading up to this role.
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Why You, Me And The Christmas Trees Will Be Danica McKellar's Last Hallmark Movie
Danica McKellar has solidified herself as a Hallmark mainstay. That all changes after "You, Me and the Christmas Trees."
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Twitter Is Shell Shocked By This Locke & Key Season 2 Episode
Let's take a look at the "Locke & Key" Season 2 episode that has been shocking Twitter.
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Brian Tee Is Coming Back To Chicago Med Sooner Than You Think
Dr. Ethan Choi refuses to go down without a fight. Thanks to a new preview, we know the fate of Brian Tee's character on "Chicago Med."
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Brett Gelman Dishes On The Bonkers Conspiracy Theories In Inside Job - Exclusive
Brett Gelman, one of the voice actors on Netflix adult animated series Inside Job, discusses in an exclusive interview the power of conspiracy theories.
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Grey's Anatomy Is Getting Its First Non-Binary Cast Member
A non-binary cast member is joining ABC's "Grey's Anatomy."
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Shows Like Skins That Dramedy Fans Need To See
The 2007 British show Skins showcased the lives of a group of teenage friends. If you want more, check out these series that are sure to excite any Skins fan.
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Anthology Horror Films Like Trick 'R Treat Fans Need To Watch
From "Bad Candy" to "Body Bags," the "V/H/S" films to the "Creephow" series, here are the horror anthologies you need to check out if you love "Trick 'r Treat."
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The Biggest Regret Danielle Colby Ever Had On American Pickers
American Pickers wouldn't be the success story that it is without Danielle Colby, whose expertise has helped her colleagues through the years.
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How The Wizard Of Oz Ruined Judy Garland's Career
Judy Garland was just 17 when she filmed the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, but it set her on a difficult path for the rest of her career.
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This Is Where You Can Watch Blade Runner: Black Lotus
Here's where you'll be able to watch all 13 episodes of the latest Blade Runner story, Blade Runner: Black Lotus.
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Amber Heard Shares A Striking Look From The Set Of Aquaman 2
Production on "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" is well underway, and Amber Heard is more than ready to return to the role of Mera and the DCEU at large.
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Should Parents Be Letting Their Kids Watch NCIS?
The CBS crime procedural "NCIS" is rated TV-PG and TV-14, depending on the episode, but parents still wonder if its appropriate for their children.
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