Since The Walking Dead's humble beginnings as a comic book, Robert Kirkman wanted the series to be something different. "More often than not," he wrote in the first volume's introduction, "zombie movies feel like a slice of a person's life shown until whoever is in charge of the movie gets bored."
Read MoreEarlier this year, it was a big surprise for fans when Ruby Rose announced her departure from the CW's Batwoman. Her reasons were personal, and though she has since candidly spoken about why she made that decision, there's certainly no doubting that this left the series itself in a predicament.
Read MoreIf you follow horror, then you know that Blumhouse Productions has been knocking it out of the park for a few years now. From Get Out (2017) to The Invisible Man (2020), Jason Blum's production company has been behind the most innovative horror flicks of the past decade.
Read MoreFrom Batman Begins, to Gotham, to Pennyworth: back when the latest Batman prequel series was first announced, it almost seemed like someone had lost a bet, to see who had to reach the furthest back into Bruce Wayne's backstory to find a new story. But now, something "foxy" is coming to season two.
Read MoreThere's one major detail about The Karate Kid's Mr. Miyagi that has baffled fans for decades: His first name. Conflicting reports over the years fueled speculation, but thankfully, the follow-up series Cobra Kai finally settled the question once and for all.
Read MoreThe Boys are back... but if you want to binge 'em, you're going to have to wait.
Read MoreDick Wolf is best known for creating, producing, and writing television procedural dramas about everyday heroes. His most recent effort, FBI, focuses on the agents of the titular organization. Why does the actress playing Isobel Castille look so familiar, though?
Read MoreEvery year, hundreds of movies are released, hoping to make big bucks at the box office. However, if pop culture history proves anything, it's that there are no sure things in cinema: even the most certain blockbusters can fall flat on their faces.
Read MoreThe pilot of The Goldberg's is uncommonly solid, as far as sitcoms go. As with the rest of the series, it's chockablock with '80s references, as well as fun gaffes, continuity errors, and other easy-to-miss moments.
Read MoreAs with any time that a show's plug gets pulled, the reasons for ER's end vary from one interview to another, but the undeniable truth at the core of the cancellation was a simple one: The ratings just weren't what they used to be.
Read MoreNarcos and Narcos: Mexico both feature a slew of actors who most will recognize right away. One actor whose name might be a bit harder to place for many viewers, though, is Alejandro Edda, who plays infamous drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
Read MoreOver its run on NBC, the grizzled and gritty procedural series Chicago P.D. has seen many characters doing questionable things. One character, Sean Roman, returned to Chicago after a four-year absence ... but by that time, he was a very changed man.
Read MoreAs different aspects of Butcher's character were revealed it became apparent that he would be leaving the Vought compound the same way he entered it: alone. It's likely for the best, too. As The Boys continues to play out, it is becoming obvious that Butcher needs to be single for a while.
Read MoreConsidering that this is the same show that promised a world where someone would want to keep Jay Leno's head alive for centuries, maybe we shouldn't be taking it all that seriously — but for die-hard fans, next-level pedantry is the name of the game.
Read More2020's "The Secret of Novice Hame," a kind of wrap-up to a proverbial cat nun trilogy, is a story of how a beloved Doctor Who character dies. But it's also, as you might imagine from its title, about a secret — one that will forever change the way you view the Doctor's regeneration.
Read MoreOn AMC's The Walking Dead, dozens of characters have kicked the bucket, leaving the he actors who play them no choice but to tip their hats and exit stage left. Sonequa Martin-Green, who portrayed Sasha Williams for four seasons of the show, is one such actress.
Read MoreEven at 74 years of age, the acting legend has made it known that he isn't quite ready to close the door on playing the iconic fighter again in a lead role. Whether or not another Rocky-centric story will come to fruition remains up in the air, but the Rambo actor did share a piece of exciting news.
Read MoreRaised by Wolves is about as sci-fi as sci-fi gets. Earth has been obliterated, forcing mankind to the extrasolar planet Kepler-22b, where humans continue to make a mess of things anyway. Here, androids which have been designated Father and Mother are tasked with raising human children.
Read MorePerhaps the two people Walter White loved the most were his son, Walt Jr., and Jesse Pinkman. Once, in a drugged and unguarded moment, he even confused the former for the latter. On its surface, then, it may seem a little strange that the two young men never met throughout Breaking Bad's entire run.
Read MoreFor those who've yet to see Tye Sheridan do what he does best in front of the camera, you'll definitely want to check out Wireless when it hits Quibi on September 14. In the meantime, to get you up to speed on Wireless' leading man, here's everything you need to know about Tye Sheridan.
Read MoreIf you thought untangling the first season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy was more challenging than fitting Luther into a 1950s car, season two gets even twistier, thanks to more time travel.
Read MoreThe newly established streaming service Quibi is giving the thriller genre a go with their new series, Wireless, a real experiment in the short-form streamer's bite-sized format.
Read MoreWith 12 seasons under its belt, Alaskan Bush People follows the nine-member Brown clan as they supposedly rough it in the backwoods of the small town of Hoonah, Alaska, which has a population of just 760. But despite what it looks like, Alaskan Bush People isn't filmed where — or how — you think.
Read MoreThe Boys season 1 ending left us bewildered on the front lawn in suburbia right alongside Butcher. Homelander had saved him from imminent death and laid him gently on the grass next to a peaceful sprinkler. Why on Earth would this psychopath do that?
Read MoreVikings has been very good for History Channel, but unfortunately, the historical series is also coming to an end. While the saga will continue in Netflix's spin-off show Vikings: Valhalla, the original show still has many strange plotlines to solve.
Read MoreTurns out, The Next Karate Kid wasn't Morita's last rodeo as Mr. Miyagi. In fact, the character's final appearance wasn't in a Karate Kid movie at all.
Read MoreWestern audiences aren't the only ones dissatisfied with the House of Mouse's latest live-action adaptation. Director Niki Caro once described her film as a 'love letter to China,' but Chinese fans don't seem to reciprocate that adoration and are outraged with the final product. Here's why.
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