Some 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 MoreBojack Horseman is not done running in circles for Netflix. The streaming site has given the green light to a sixth season of the critically exalted animated series, ending what little speculation there might have been on the matter.
Read MoreHey there, Hattie. Thanks to an Instagram post by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, we have the very first look at Vanessa Kirby's character in Hobbs & Shaw, the upcoming Fast and Furious franchise spin-off film. Kirby portrays Hattie Shaw, an MI6 agent and the sister of Jason Statham's Deckard Shaw.
Read MoreThe Last Jedi director Rian Johnson is getting his Knives Out — and putting together an insanely loaded cast for his forthcoming murder mystery. Toni Collette is the latest to join the cast, which already includes Daniel Craig, Lakeith Stanfield, Chris Evans, Michael Shannon, and Jamie Lee Curtis.
Read MoreBloodshot is headed for the big screen — and the adaptation has co-creator Bob Layton more pumped up than a guy with a bloodstream full of nanotech. Recently, Layton sat down with Deadline to discuss the project, which he described as "something very fresh and subversive to the genre."
Read MoreRyan Reynolds is here to make sure you have a merry little Christmas. Deadpool 2 writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick revealed that they got the Merc with a Mouth actor behind the camera to film new scenes for the upcoming PG-13 cut of the anti-hero sequel, scheduled for release on December 21.
Read MoreAndy Muschietti is moving from one massive property to another. Warner Bros. has tapped Muschietti, who helmed the 2017 translation of Stephen King's It, to direct a feature film adaptation of the Japanese manga series Attack on Titan, written and illustrated by Hajime Isayama.
Read MoreTwo out of the four Defenders have had their solo series axed. Fans didn't have any warning before Luke Cage and Iron Fist were cancelled, so why did Netflix pull the plug on a pair of their Marvel shows? Let's go over all the possible reasons.
Read MoreHalloween followed up its monster opening weekend by posting a surprisingly strong showing in its second. And with fellow hits Venom, A Star is Born, and Suspiria also getting their share of butts in seats, the well-received slasher flick has helped Tinseltown to its best October ever.
Read MoreBetween the Halloween festivities of October and the holiday cheer of December is the liminal month of November, where viewers can delight in the freedom to dig into horror flicks and Christmas movies. Amazon Prime has the perfect selection of television series and movies to watch in November 2018.
Read MoreFor all the new films that hit theaters this month, October also brought about a ton of new trailers for everything from superhero epics to gritty dramas, and all genres in between. So buckle up — here are all the best October trailers for upcoming movies that will blow you away.
Read MoreSigourney Weaver has been back on Pandora for a while now. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Weaver revealed that she's already working on the fourth and fifth Avatar movies, in which she plays a character unrelated to her old role as Dr. Grace Augustine.
Read MoreThe show must go on — even when your first choice for the lead in your biopic doesn't work out. Queen drummer Roger Taylor recently offered a few thoughts as to why Sacha Baron Cohen, who was once set to play Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, ended up being let go from the project.
Read MoreFrom his career as a rising actor to his many roles as a producer and a director, it almost seems like Krasinski's had ten careers in the last decade alone.
Read MoreThe Simpsons might not be axing Apu after all. Series producer and showrunner Al Jean has responded to the recent claim that the show is planning to eliminate its highly controversial character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, which many have argued perpetuates negative stereotypes about South Asian people.
Read MoreHow's this for a Christmas present? During a special screening of Black Panther, Critics Choice member and Emmy-winning journalist Erick Weber briefly spoke with Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige, who revealed when the first trailer for Avengers 4 will arrive.
Read MoreThe American Vandal case is officially closed. Netflix has canceled the true crime spoof series after two seasons. Producers were reportedly working out the story for the third season of the show at the time the streamer pulled the plug.
Read MoreBye-bye, Boba. Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy has reportedly confirmed that the Boba Fett spin-off film is dead in the water and that the company will shift focus from the planned feature to Jon Favreau's Star Wars series The Mandalorian.
Read MoreIt's that bittersweet time of year again, the late October changeup when all the Halloween goodies are leaving shelves and being replaced by plastic Christmas kid crack. Similarly, Netflix is offering us a month of programming that runs the gamut.
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