Buzz around A Quiet Place 2 is getting louder. A Quiet Place co-writer, director, and star John Krasinski and actress Emily Blunt (Krasinski's real-life wife) recently opened up about potential storylines and plot details the highly anticipated sci-fi horror sequel.
Read MoreThere are some films that seem to elude easy interpretations. Luckily, many of them include elements of symbolism or foreshadowing that make their ambiguous endings just a little bit more clear. Here are small details that help explain some of the most confusing movie endings.
Read MoreDeadwood is no longer dead in the water. Deadline reports that 12 years after the conclusion of the acclaimed HBO series, a two-hour film continuing the story is finally before the cameras, with no fewer than a dozen original cast members returning.
Read MoreEveryone's favorite cuddly bear from Peru is coming back for another adventure -- but he'll probably have to embark on his third journey without a familiar friend holding his hand. Work has begun on Paddington 3, but, much to fans' dismay, series director Paul King likely won't be behind the helm.
Read MorePlaying the Clown Prince of Crime really takes it out of a guy. Director Todd Phillips recently shared a photo of Joaquin Phoenix relaxing in between takes on the set of Joker, the forthcoming film in which Phoenix stars as Arthur Fleck, the struggling comedian who eventually becomes the Joker.
Read MoreNo matter how big a budget or talented a team, sometimes good special effects aren't in the cards for a movie. Even good movies sometimes drop the ball and foist a historically bad visual atrocity upon viewers' eyes. Get ready to read up on the worst special effects fails in popular movies.
Read MoreBohemian Rhapsody rocking the box office this past weekend? It's the real life, not just fantasy. The Rami Malek-starring biopic, which centers around legendary British rock band Queen and its frontman Freddie Mercury, earned a cool $122.5 million worldwide when it opened on Friday, November 2.
Read MoreTrue Detective has a question for you: just how psyched are you for season 3? HBO is guessing that the answer will be "very," especially after you get a look at this trailer for the new season, which stars Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali as a detective haunted by a disturbing case from his past.
Read MoreIt's all over but the floating. Director Andy Muschietti took to Instagram on Thursday, November 1 to report that It: Chapter Two, the conclusion to 2017's record-breaking first chapter, has officially wrapped filming. He thanked his cast and crew in both English and Spanish in an emotional post.
Read MoreVirginia Madsen is heading to the swamp. Madsen has been cast in the upcoming series Swamp Thing, produced by Aquaman director James Wan under his Atomic Monster production banner for release on DC's upcoming subscription-based streaming service DC Universe. She'll star alongside Crystal Reed.
Read MoreSo — you went and saw Suspiria. Maybe you even sat through the whole thing! This two-and-a-half hour journey is pretty definitely not the sort of moviegoing experience that goes down well for everybody. We're sure you have a few questions.
Read MoreMuschietti keeps getting more — movie deals, that is. The next project It director Andy Muschietti will take on is a live-action adaptation of H.G. Wells' science fiction novella The Time Machine. For the film, Muschietti is teaming up with Leonardo DiCaprio's production banner Appian Way.
Read MoreThe original release date for Frozen 2? Yeah, Disney just let that go. The House of Mouse has moved the debut date for the sequel to 2013's Frozen up by one week. Directed by Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, Frozen 2 brings back Kristen Bell as Anna, Idina Menzel as Elsa, and Josh Gad as Olaf.
Read MoreBlack Mask is coming to drive the Birds batty. Deadline reports that Ewan McGregor has joined the cast of DC and Warner Bros.' big-screen adaptation of Birds of Prey as the villainous Black Mask, a longtime fixture of Batman's rogues' gallery.
Read MoreAfter nearly two decades, Ridley Scott is bringing us back into the arena. Variety reports that the veteran director has begun development on a sequel to his Academy Award-winning 2000 historical drama Gladiator, and distributor Paramount is already along for the ride.
Read MoreThe night is dark and full of terrors, but the entertainment world is bright and full of juicy new information on final season of Game of Thrones — starting with the first look at the closing chapter, which comes to us by way of the cover for the latest edition of Entertainment Weekly magazine.
Read MoreA new player has joined the game of thrones. Well, technically, the man in question is entering the world that ends up creating the game of thrones, but still — exciting casting news is here. HBO has cast Josh Whitehouse on the upcoming Game of Thrones prequel series written by Jane Goldman.
Read MorePeople love to talk about the worst of things, and bad Disney films are a common subject. Not every film deserves its reputation, and it's often worthwhile to check out a film and judge for yourself. Here is a selection of Disney movies you probably haven't bothered to watch, but probably should.
Read MoreSome elements of the show remain inexplicable to even the most diehard fans. From its conflicting timeline problems to some serious supernatural inconsistencies and a series of bonkers character choices, here's a look at some of the things that still don't make sense about Game of Thrones.
Read MoreVampires are coming to take a bite out of the Big Apple. FX just dropped two very brief teaser trailers for the upcoming What We Do in the Shadows television series. Both feature Kayvan Novak as Nandor, one of a group of vampires who have been rooming together in Staten Island for hundreds of years.
Read MoreCan't have a Scarlet Witch series without including her one true love, huh? Following the news that Marvel Studios is developing a show about Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch, Slashfilm is reporting that Paul Bettany, who plays Scarlet Witch's android beau Vision, will appear on the series as well.
Read MoreLong live the King. Freeform has begun developing a drama series based upon the Master of Horror's 2013 novel Joyland. Scribe Cyrus Nowrasteh is attached as both writer and producer on the series, which thus far looks to be heading to production with minimal involvement from King himself.
Read MoreHe's a mighty Flash, and he's coming to save the world once again. Julius Avery, the director at the helm of J.J. Abrams and Bad Robot's forthcoming undead Nazi thriller Overlord, is in talks with Fox to write and direct a new film based on the iconic character Flash Gordon.
Read MoreNaomi Watts is heading to Westeros. HBO has cast Watts in the lead role for its in-development Game of Thrones prequel series, which is set roughly 8,000 years ahead of the events of Game of Thrones and documents Westeros' chaotic fall from its golden Age of Heroes.
Read MoreMany upcoming high-profile films and TV series have already scheduled their debuts, and even released trailers to the public at large. Unfortunately, some of them look pretty lame. You heard it here first — these are fated to be the worst movies and television programs of 2019.
Read MoreSam Wilson and Bucky Barnes are getting back together. Marvel is actively developing a limited series focused on Falcon (played by Anthony Mackie) and the Winter Soldier (better known as Bucky Barnes, portrayed by Sebastian Stan) for exclusive release on Disney's upcoming streaming service.
Read MoreThe Purple One is getting the documentary treatment, with one of the most talented directors in Hollywood leading the way. Netflix has tapped Ava DuVernay, director of the historical drama Selma and the Netflix documentary 13th, to bring the story of rock god Prince to the screen.
Read More
