Why Lucian From The Underworld Series Looks So Familiar
His face may not have been familiar to many when Underworld debuted in 2002, you almost certainly recognized the mug of Lucian.
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What It's Really Like Working As Jennifer Lawrence's Stunt Double - Exclusive
If you've seen Jennifer Lawrence in an action-infused movie over the past ten years, you've likely seen her stunt double Renae Moneymaker take part in bringing it all to life. In an interview with Looper, Moneymaker told us what it's been like being linked to one of Hollywood's most familiar faces.
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Rick And Morty Meets Anime In An Amazing New Short
Following the release of a first-look clip from Rick and Morty season 5 earlier in the weekend, a brand-new Rick and Morty anime short was unveiled during Adult Swim Con's Toonami segment on Saturday, July 25, 2020.
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The Real Reason Violet Disappeared On Saved By The Bell
Die hard fans might also recall that Tori Spelling appeared on several episodes of Saved by the Bell as Screech's nerdy gal pal, Violet Ann Bickerstaff. You might also remember that Spelling's character left the show kind of abruptly, breaking Screech's heart in the process.
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The Heartbreaking Death Of Nightmare On Elm Street Actor John Saxon
Hollywood has lost another one of its greats. John Saxon — the actor known for his work in Westerns like Death of a Gunfighter, martial arts movies like Enter the Dragon, and horrors including three entries in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise — died at the age of 83 on Saturday, July 25, 2020.
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Why Queen Tulip From Crossing Swords Sounds So Familiar
A closer look at Alanna Ubach's long career reveals that although she's voiced some very high profile kids' characters, as well as some adult fare.
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Why Forty Quinn From You Season 2 Looks So Familiar
While Love typically takes center stage as far as the narrative is concerned, Forty's effete demeanor and often outrageous proclamations have him regularly stealing the spotlight. This is in large part thanks to James Scully's charismatic performance.
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Get An Epic Look At Wynonna Earp's Season 4 Premiere
The fourth day of 2020's Comic-Con@Home saw Syfy's supernatural Western horror series Wynonna Earp hold a panel ahead of its season 4 premiere. Near end of the panel, the series' cast and crew introduced a fresh clip from the fast-approaching episode, set to air on Syfy on Sunday, July 26.
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Zack Snyder Makes Huge Promise About His Cut Of Justice League
Everything you need to know about Zack Snyder's Justice League is in the title. At the "Spotlight on Zack Snyder" Justice Con panel, the original Justice League director spoke about the impending release of his cut of the superhero ensemble flick, making a huge promise about its content.
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Bill & Ted Face The Music Cast And Crew Reveal Their Favorite Movie Moments
During a panel discussion about Bill & Ted Face the Music, cast and crew recalled their favorite moments from the production. Individual as their answers may have been, there was an overarching theme in their happy reminiscence: reunion and togetherness.
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Brie Larson Has Her Sights Set On Playing Samus In A Metroid Movie
Fans got an idea of what a live-action Metroid movie could look like.
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Justice League Snyder Cut Clip Reveals Superman's Black Suit
As part of the Zack Snyder spotlight panel during Justice Con, audiences got their first look at a new scene featuring Superman's black suit.
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Ray Fisher Has Choice Words For Joss Whedon About Justice League Allegations
Ray Fisher wants justice. In early July 2020, the Cyborg actor alleged that Justice League director Joss Whedon mistreated the film's cast and crew. Now, at the 2020's Justice Con on July 25, Fisher doubled down on his past claims and even invited Whedon to sue him if he was really lying.
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Why Keanu Reeves Was Somewhat Hesitant To Play Constantine
Even the ever-cool-and-confident Keanu Reeves can have subtle doubts. During 2020's San Diego Comic-Con@Home, Reeves shared that there were two elements of his Constantine character, John Constantine, that gave him a bit of pause.
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The Constantine Movie Sequels You Didn't Get To See
Fifteen years after the film's debut, Constantine star Reeves, director Francis Lawrence, and producer Akiva Goldsman reunited as part of ComicCon@Home. During the panel, Goldsman and Lawrence shared their strong desire to do Constantine sequels, and ultimately why the movies never happened.
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We Finally Understand Why Superman Killed Zod In Man Of Steel
To this day, Man of Steel is often seen as living in the shadow of a Superman rule broken: do not kill. For Comic-Con@Home, screenwriter David Goyer sat down for an honest discussion of what led to the choice to have Superman kill General Zod — and whether he still thinks it was the right one.
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The Real Reason Constantine Was Rated R
Constantine, the film adaptation of Garth Ennis' comic series that starred Keanu Reeves as John Constantine, arrived in theaters in 2005 with a hard R rating. According to its director Francis Lawrence, Constantine was made to be a PG-13 movie, given an R rating for a pretty strange reason.
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The Intense First Look At For All Mankind Season 2
The race is far from over. During the San Diego Comic-Con@Home panel for Apple TV+'s sci-fi drama For All Mankind, co-creator Ronald D. Moore and several of the show's cast members ushered in a rousing first look at the upcoming second season.
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The Dragon Prince Fans Just Got The Best News Ever
Fans of The Dragon Prince have speculated for more than a year about whether Netflix would renew the popular 3D-animated fantasy series beyond the third season. During the series' San Diego Comic-Con@Home panel on Friday, July 24, 2020, fans finally got their answer.
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Will There Be A Kissing Booth 3?
The Kissing Booth 2, the sequel to the 2018 teen rom-com The Kissing Booth, is streaming on Netflix right now. The movies and their teen-penned source material have proven to be a bigger hit than you might realize. The obvious question is whether we can expect The Kissing Booth 3.
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Man Of Steel's Alternate Ending Could Have Changed Everything
A Man of Steel by any other ending may have been less controversial.
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The Simpsons Season 32 To Feature Stranger Things, Monty Python Stars
At The Simpsons' SDCC 2020 panel-come-Zoom-call, the producers revealed that the immortal animated series has Stranger Things and Monty Python guest stars on deck for season 32. But that's not all they had to offer. Let's get into the who's who of upcoming Simpsons guest voices.
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Why Deadpool Fans Will Love Other Space - Exclusive
Before Karan Soni was driving Deadpool around, he was captaining the UMP Cruiser as Stewart Lipinski on Other Space, the eight-episode Yahoo! Screen series from 2015 that never quite got the attention it deserved. Soni spoke with Looper to dish on what makes Other Space special.
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Colin Trevorrow Gets Real About His 'Traumatic' Star Wars 9 Exit
Back in August 2015, Jurassic World boss Colin Trevorrow officially signed on to write and direct the final installment in the Skywalker saga, a story entitled Duel of the Fates. Yet, by September 2017, he was out and replaced by The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams.
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First-Look Rick And Morty Season 5 Clip Reveals Something Huge
That 100-years-of-Rick-and-Morty dream won't be without a nightmare. During a non-Comic-Con, Twitch-streamed presentation, Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon unveiled the first-ever sneak peek at Rick and Morty season 5.
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What Happened To The Lewis Family From The Last Alaskans?
"The Last Alaskans" has introduced us to some of the hardiest people in existence. So: what happened to the Lewis family from the first two seasons?
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San Diego Comic-Con 2020: The Best Panels To Watch On Day 4
The first three days Comic-Con@Home brought pop culture fans some truly killer news, and the fourth day is poised to continue that hot streak. From a slew of television talks to a trio of movie-focused presentations, here are the best panels to watch on Comic-Con@Home day four.
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