Jaw-Dropping News Just Hit The Walking Dead
On September 9, 2020, fans of AMC's The Walking Dead received terrifying news. The forthcoming eleventh season of the pop culture behemoth will be its last.
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What You Probably Don't Know About Andie MacDowell
Quibi's new thriller Wireless follows a college student (Tye Sheridan) who turns to his phone for salvation after crashing his car on a deserted mountain road in Colorado. Among the supporting cast is actress and model Andie MacDowell. Let's look back at the career of this '90s superstar.
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What Umbrella Academy Season 3's Setting Could Mean For Klaus
While we grapple with our angst over the wait for news about season 3 of The Umbrella Academy, we cannot wait to see what's ahead for Klaus Hargreeves. Truth is, we're every bit as curious to see what his old cult is up to in this new timeline.
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Why The Boys' Episode Titles Mean More Than You Realize
Eric Kripke's Amazon Prime Video series The Boys contains so many hidden symbols, Easter eggs, and pop culture references that it gives even the most layered episode of Rick and Morty a run for its money. If anything, the second season has only doubled down on this propensity.
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The Important Yellowstone Character That Fans Want To See More
Paramount Network's Yellowstone is about many things, but at its heart, the show is about the Dutton family. While fans have met many Duttons across three seasons, there's one they want to see on screen more.
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Small Details You Missed In The Dune Trailer
The Dune trailer must flow, and after months of waiting, director Denis Villeneuve, with a little help from late-night funnyman and Frank Herbert aficionado Stephen Colbert, finally unleashed the first full trailer for his forthcoming magnum opus on the world.
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The Relationship Thriller That's Killing It On Netflix
Charlie Kaufman's I'm Thinking of Ending Things, which received a limited theatrical release at the end of August, became available on Netflix on September 4th, 2020. Within a week, it had bounced its way up the Top 10 Most Watched list. Here's the story behind this twisty thriller.
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Why The Big Decision The Oscars Just Made Is So Important
Since the advent of awards ceremonies in the entertainment industry, the upper echelon of achievements has been getting your hands on one of those shiny, gold Oscar statues. And on September 8, 2020, the Academy announced new standards for inclusion in their Best Picture category.
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Bizarre Things That Happened On The Set Of The Omen
Going through the history of the film, life was clearly imitating art — to the point that people seriously wondered whether the devil himself was trying to stop the film from getting made. Here's a look back at some of the many bizarre things that happened on the set of The Omen.
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Rey Was Almost Related To A Completely Different Star Wars Character
If you felt like you were somewhat in the dark about The Rise of Skywalker's unexpected twist, then you were in good company. According to Daisy Ridley, J.J. Abrams — despite being the director of both the first and last chapters of the Star Wars sequel trilogy — wasn't sure, either.
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Why Jack Griffin From A.P. Bio Looks So Familiar
While viewers were highly instrumental in reviving A.P. Bio, a fair amount of credit is due for the cast who made it such a resounding success, to begin with. The true centerpiece is Glenn Howerton. Here's why viewers find the star of A.P. Bio so familiar.
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Unexpected News Has Come Out About Borat 2
As the man himself would say, very nice. According to an exclusive report from Collider, Sacha Baron Cohen has already shot Borat 2, which has reportedly been screened for "a select few industry types."
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Why Die Another Day Was Pierce Brosnan's Final James Bond Film
Whether it is for nostalgia or for his calm emulation of suave, the Brosnan Era holds a special place in many people's hearts. Pierce Brosnan played 007 at a crucial point in film history, and carried the character into the new millennium.
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The Zombie Thriller Horror Fans Will Love On Netflix
With all of the disasters happening in 2020, it's only a matter of time until zombies show up. Luckily, you can prepare for the zombie apocalypse with the latest horror film making waves on Netflix.
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The Hilary Swank Sci-Fi Drama Everyone's Binging On Netflix
If you're in the market for some space-based action served with a heaping helping of interpersonal drama, it's time to fire up Netflix. Away, an original series focused on a fictional first manned mission to Mars, has made its way onto the streamer's Top Ten list for television in the U.S.
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The Breaking Bad Pizza Detail We All Missed
Talk about attention to detail. It's been seven years since Breaking Bad ended its stellar five-season run, and even for those who have watched the entire series a dozen times (we regret nothing), it continues to surprise. Case in point: the iconic pizza-on-the-roof scene.
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The Crime Drama Ozark Fans Need To Binge On Netflix
It's safe to assume that fans of Netflix's gritty crime drama Ozark are still reeling not only from the shocking events of the series' season three finale, but also from the recent announcement that the show's upcoming fourth season will indeed be the last. What's an Ozark fan to do?
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Why Jake's Dad From I'm Thinking Of Ending Things Looks So Familiar
A little sleuthing will tell you all you need to know about David Thewlis. With more than 90 films to his name, you've most likely seen David Thewlis before, even if you can't put your finger on just where. Here's why Jake's Dad from I'm Thinking Of Ending Things looks so familiar.
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The History Of Marvel's Phastos Explained
Phastos, an immortal weapons-maker, is set to light up the silver screen as part of the MCU's Eternals movie. But who is this brooding artisan? He's a pacifist, a visionary, and set to be the MCU's first gay hero -- and that's just for starters. This is Phastos, Marvel's existentialist Eternal.
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The Biggest Moments From The Latest Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 Trailer
September 8 is Star Trek Day, which commemorates the transmission date of the first Star Trek episode to air on broadcast television, "The Man Trap," all the way back in 1966. This is the 54th anniversary of that momentous occasion.
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Fans Reveal Who They Think The True Villain Of Ozark Is
When Ozark first premiered on Netflix, you'd be forgiven if you thought that the series seemed a little reminiscent of Breaking Bad. While the details and setting were different, both shows are about a father who gets involved in illegal activities in order to provide for his family.
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Why Kat From Tenet Looks So Familiar
The latest addition to the Christopher Nolan time anthology, Tenet, is creating all sorts of zzuB. Excitement around the film stems from it being shot entirely in IMAX, its fascinating core plot mechanism, and a star-studded cast that is absolutely killing it right now.
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Gideon Vs Rossi: Who Do Criminal Minds Fans Like More?
SSAs Jason Gideon and David Rossi represent two major epochs in Criminal Minds' history. In the first two seasons, Gideon (Mandy Patinkin) reigned over a team of relative fledgling agents in a hard-boiled crime drama. Rossi (Joe Mantegna) arrived in season three, as part of a surprise cast shakeup.
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The Tiny Detail In The That '70s Show Finale You Never Noticed
Dedicated viewers of That '70s Show may have noticed that the show's pilot and finale, creatively titled "That '70s Pilot" and "That '70s Finale," respectively, both gave Kitty character-defining moments in the spotlight in her very first and very last scenes.
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What Is The Church Of The Collective On The Boys Season 2?
While the Church's actions suggest they truly want to help The Deep discover his true self and find some inner peace, their general demeanor is -- well -- pretty creepy. So what's the deal with this enigmatic band of suspicious holy rollers?
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The Absolute Worst Thing Goku Has Ever Done
Though the English dub of Dragon Ball Z did its best to make Goku more of a Superman figure, as opposed to his harsher depiction in the manga, it couldn't hide the fact that the Saiyan isn't always so pure of heart.
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The Truth About The Actor Who Plays Charlie Chambers In When The Streetlights Go On
The crew director Rebecca Thomas assembled to bring When the Streetlights Go On to life is a blend of experience and youth. Among seasoned acting veterans like Tony Hale and Queen Latifah are a handful of fresh faces, including Chosen Jacobs, who's no stranger to the big and small screens.
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