Why The Exorcist Is The Best Horror Movie Of All Time
From its strong performances to its incredible effects, here's the case for why The Exorcist is the best horror movie of all time.
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The Real Reason HBO Is Letting The Outsider Go
It's been a pretty rough week for small screen adaptations of the works of Stephen King. Just days after Hulu announced it was bringing the axe down on the fantastic anthology series Castle Rock, Deadline has now confirmed that HBO has done the same with The Outsider.
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Why Everyone Is Suddenly Binging The Office On Netflix Again
The Office is leaving Netflix at the end of the year. We'll give you a minute to compose yourself.
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Why The Boys Season 3 Premiere Episode Title Has Fans Hyped
The Boys had already been renewed for a third go-round before season 2 was even done cooking, and viewers now have a potential glimpse at what year three has in store, thanks to a photo released by showrunner Eric Kripke.
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The Star-Studded Action Movie That's Been Killing It On Hulu
Ten years after its debut, The Expendables is making waves again thanks to its recent debut on Hulu, bringing the joys of AARP-eligible bodybuilders to a whole new generation.
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The Jason Bateman Action Comedy That's Dominating Amazon Video
Here's what you need to know about the genre-bending comedy that's currently blowing up on Amazon Video.
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Jason Momoa Was Surprisingly Poor After Game Of Thrones
While his monosyllabic presence on the show certainly made an impact, Khal Drogo was killed off before the first season ended. This proved to be disastrous for actor Jason Momoa, who wasn't the household name he is today.
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Why Justice League Fans Are Buzzing About Robin's Fate In The Snyder Cut
By the looks of it, some fans believe the Snyder Cut of Justice League could finally explore the darkest Easter egg we've seen so far in these newest DC movies — namely, the death of Robin, previously suggested by an ominous scene in Dawn of Justice.
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Paul Rudd's Best On-Screen Performances
From the Marvel Cinematic Universe to his start as a big-screen heartthrob, here are Paul Rudd's very best on-screen performances.
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Why Pauly Shore Thinks We Need Guest House's Hard R Rating - Exclusive
Much like Pauly Shore himself, Guest House is a throwback to the raunchy comedies of the '80s and '90s, as the actor told Looper during our exclusive interview. "It's a hard rated R and I thought that was cool, especially for these times."
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Why Mandalorian Fans Think Boba Fett Won't Retrieve His Armor
The reason Boba Fett may not retrieve his armor is more alien to Star Wars fans than any space monster or little green man: He's just not that obsessed with Mandalorians.
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The Insane Amount Of Money Johnny Depp Is Making For Filming One Fantastic Beasts Scene
While Johnny Depp won't be reprising his role of wizard villain Gellert Grindelwald in the upcoming third installment of the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them series, he's still getting paid more than his (ex) co-stars Jude Law and Eddie Redmayne.
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Star Wars Finally Confirms Something We Suspected All Along
It's always seemed odd that Yoda doesn't acknowledge R2-D2 in The Empire Strikes Back, because they definitely shared time fighting a common enemy in the Clone Wars of the prequels. Per a recently published book, however, it's finally been confirmed that Yoda remembered more than he let on.
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Here's What It Means To Be Branded On Yellowstone
Branding on Yellowstone includes an actual branding iron in the shape of the Dutton Ranch logo heated over a flame and pressed into the skin of a devoted ranch hand. Here's what it really means.
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The Unexpected Way Marvel Came Up With The Idea For WandaVision
In an appropriately 2020 left-field twist, the first Marvel venture post-Endgame will also be its quirkiest yet. Here's the unexpected way Marvel came up with the idea for WandaVision.
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The Sith Lords We Never Got In The Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
The book The Star Wars Archives: 1999-2005 mainly focuses on the prequels, but it also apparently sheds a wealth of new light on Lucas' plans for what Star Wars' future could've been, including two very important Sith.
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The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Is Officially A Go
After months of sweaty-palmed uncertainty, Netflix has finally made things official and given the green light to a third season of The Umbrella Academy.
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The Mandalorian Fans Think They've Figured Out When Ahsoka Will Make Her Season 2 Debut
One poster on Reddit thinks there have been enough breadcrumbs dropped so far by The Mandalorian's promotional materials to determine Ahsoka's location — and that it's not her choice to be there.
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MCU: Best Infinity Saga Character Arcs Ranked
Super-powered swashbuckling, galactic geography, and earth-shattering showdowns have all kept the masses of Marvel fandom satisfied over the years, but one of the main ingredients that's made the MCU so successful is the fact that its occupants have such complex, interwoven character arcs.
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The Saul Goodman Easter Egg You Never Noticed On Breaking Bad
If you look closely during this "Breaking Bad" episode, you'll spot a callback to one of the most explosive events to ever happen on the series.
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The Part Of WandaVision That Terrified Paul Bettany And Elizabeth Olsen
WandaVision looks like it will provide Marvel fans with a surreal experience as Wanda Maximoff and Vision travel through sitcom history, visiting some of the format's most infamous tropes. Originally, the series' stars apparently found the whole concept terrifying.
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Why WandaVision's Set Is More Important Than You Think
In the lead up to the WandaVision premiere on Disney+, Entertainment Weekly spoke with the cast, writers, directors, and producers, who went into detail about the process of making the series as well as the real meaning behind one of its filming locations.
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Why Chigurh's Fate In No Country For Old Men Means More Than You Think
No Country For Old Men balances its crime narrative with philosophical musings on aging and morality, cut with a streak of absurdist humor. Elements of the movie's ending have raised questions among fans, and what happens to villain Anton Chigurh is one of the most discussed.
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What J.K. Rowling Reportedly Did After The Johnny Depp Firing
Refusing to talk about Depp's firing from the Fantastic Beasts (at least for the time being), is J.K. Rowling.
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The Reason Vision Was Painted Blue To Film WandaVision
Disney+'s WandaVision series is so committed to playing within the bounds of classic television that it even prompted a (temporary) change in Vision's trademark maroon color for a reason that's all about nailing those '50s era aesthetics.
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What You May Not Know About Knock Knock
Whether you've seen the film before or need some inspiration to check it out for the first time, there's a lot that went into making this film a reality, which is impressive considering most of the action just takes place within one house. Here's everything you may not have known about Knock Knock.
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WandaVision Will Feel Like Six Full Marvel Movies
In Entertainment Weekly's November 10 cover story about WandaVision, the creatives working on the series revealed to the outlet that WandaVision will be far more than just a six-episode miniseries. In fact, one series star went as far as comparing WandaVision to six entire Marvel movies.
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