When it debuted in 2015, Inside Out was hailed as one of the most wildly original animated films of all time — even by the lofty standards of its studio, Pixar. Will there ever be a continuation, though?
Read MoreDuring its four season run on NBC, The Good Place dropped plenty of pop culture references (and even more obscure philosophy references), but Lisa Kudrow's appearance in the final two episodes of the series left fans with some serious questions.
Read MoreIs The Mandalorian not enough to satisfy your Star Wars needs? Well, incredible news, as a long-gestating new Star Wars series starring Ewan McGregor looks like it's finally getting ready to start production.
Read MoreHave you ever wanted to see a fire-breathing wyvern absolutely destroy an airplane?
Read MoreAt his core, Tim Taylor is an everyman, and the actor behind the home-improvement guru, comedy icon Tim Allen, found a fun way to sell audiences on that label ... while also providing some free yet discreet advertising space in the process.
Read MoreOne Dungeons & Dragons fan might just have the most impressive campaign of all time. Why? Because history professor Robert Wardhaugh has been running the same game for almost 40 years.
Read MoreRose Leslie's Ygritte instantly "you know nothing-ed" her way into the hearts of Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and the fans.
Read MoreDuring the New York Comic-Con 2020 panel for the expanded The Walking Dead universe, Scott Gimple, the Chief Creative Officer of all things The Walking Dead, hinted that the upcoming Tales of the Walking Dead anthology series could include a brand-new Ezekiel (Khary Payton) story.
Read MoreCBS is gearing up for the release of the latest in a line of Stephen King reboots: its upcoming miniseries The Stand, the trailer for which dropped on October 9, 2020. While the trailer shows off a lot, there's one big thing missing.
Read MoreDuring the zombie drama spin-off's virtual New York Comic Con 2020 panel on October 10, fans got their first look at Fear the Walking Dead season 6.
Read MoreJust because secondary actors in superhero movies aren't required to get ripped doesn't mean that they shouldn't pump some iron if they feel inclined. Such is seemingly the case with Jacob Batalon, the star behind Ned in the current Spider-Man trilogy, who recently revealed his new physique.
Read MoreJames Gunn, director of both Guardians of the Galaxy movies (and the upcoming third film) and 2021's The Suicide Squad, recently revealed his personal least-favorite comic book movie — all while dunking on current U.S. President Donald Trump in the process.
Read MoreOver the course of over half a century of Doctor Who canon, the Daleks have made a lot of enemies, but there's one group whom they're about to face off against for the first time in decades: the Mechanoids. They're returning to the upcoming Daleks! animated series.
Read MoreOn Shameless, Frank's children hate him so much that they once threw him into Lake Michigan hoping to get rid of him for good. The times he shows any genuine love or concern for his kids are few and far between, or, apparently, deleted. Here's one deleted scene fans wish made it into the show.
Read MoreCertain scary elements of CBS' supernatural drama Evil might make you want to scream, but on one episode of the series' upcoming second season, not a single word will be spoken. During the show's New York Comic Con 2020 panel, co-creator Robert King dished about the silent episode of Evil season 2.
Read MoreOne actress joining the cast of Bly Manor, Tahirah Sharif, plays Miss Jessel, the children's previous governess who died by suicide unexpectedly. English actress Sharif has been in the game for quite a while, and it's not even her first time on Netflix. Think you recognize her? You probably do.
Read MoreWhile previous attempts to bring the story of Master Chief and the war with the Covenant to life have failed thus far, there's reason to have faith that the games may one day receive the blockbuster movie treatment they so rightly deserve. Here's why a Halo movie isn't out of the picture.
Read MoreAs with Good Omens, The Watch, on its face, makes sense for adaptation. Imagine a police procedural but set in the comedic fantasy land of Discworld, and you've basically got it. Unfortunately, the first trailer revealed at NYCC didn't live up to fan expectations.
Read MoreOn The Boys season 2 finale, Stormfront (Aya Cash) learns a very important lesson: Never attempt to kill a junior Supe's mom right in front of them. In what appear to be her final moments, she utters words in German. Here's what they mean in English, and why they're so important.
Read MoreWhile it's hard to believe, some of the main characters on Blue Bloods hardly saw each other throughout ten seasons of production.
Read MoreA lot of the martial arts in the film are performed solely for entertainment, but some parts are actually based on real-world traditions.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: World Beyond showrunner Matt Legrete has revealed a surprising influence on his new spinoff show about the empties, and the first generation of kids to grow up in a world filled with them.
Read MoreTo the surprise of series' fans the world over, it's not one of those rusted out motor bikes he's so fond of finding and fixing up. Here are the antiques American Pickers' Mike Wolfe most regrets selling.
Read MoreA release date, along with a lengthy trailer previewing season 5, was revealed during the show's panel at New York Comic-Con on October 8, and it looks to be an epic return to from for a series enjoying its fancy new Amazon budget. Here's everything we know so far.
Read MoreHere is one thing we know: Nell Crain dies in the first episode. Suicide. She climbs a spindly, spiral staircase, ties a noose around her neck, and then she falls. There's one detail about this death, however, that you probably missed.
Read MoreIn keeping with its well-documented history of '80s Easter eggs, Cobra Kai made sure to give a nod to one of his other notable works from the decade in so subtle a manner that it likely flew under your radar.
Read MoreAt New York Comic Con 2020, showrunners Angela Kang (The Walking Dead), Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg (Fear the Walking Dead), and Matt Negrete (The Walking Dead: World Beyond) revealed characters and ideas they'd like to see in the upcoming anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead.
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