Jonah Hill and Emma Stone are maniacs. Well, they're co-stars in Netflix's upcoming series Maniac, at least. Netflix has rolled out a batch of first-look images for Maniac, a remake of the 2014 Norwegian show of the same name.
Read MoreVin Diesel can add "co-owner of the xXx franchise" to his list of titles. Diesel just signed deal to acquire the rights to the xXx franchise, in which he stars as Xander Cage. In the same moment, it was confirmed that a new series installment, tentatively titled xXx 4, is in the works.
Read MoreOnce the dinosaurs get out, there's no putting them back. Universal Pictures has unveiled the newest (and last) full-length trailer for the hotly anticipated Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and it shows dinosaurs wreaking havoc everywhere — from ocean waves to rooftops to museums to city streets.
Read MoreMarvel's Black Panther is finally here, and we've broken down our favorite -- and least favorite -- aspects of this record-breaking movie.
Read MoreSequels can be great. However, there are plenty of movies that ended up with sequels which were just not necessary...as evidenced by most of these films.
Read MoreThe girls are back in town. Netflix has revealed the official debut date for season 2 of GLOW, the acclaimed comedy drama series starring Alison Brie as Ruth "Zoya the Destroya" Wilder and Betty Gilpin as Debbie "Liberty Belle" Eagan.
Read MoreChina is one of the most sought-after movie markets, but cultural differences often require a title change. Here are a few titles that got lost in translation.
Read MoreKaiju is Japanese for "strange beast," but it refers to movies with giant monsters. No time like the present to create a list of the best kaiju-fighting flicks!
Read MoreThe creative team behind X-Men: Dark Phoenix are apparently waiting for their A-list cast to become available again for reshoots, but the story behind New Mutants appears to be far more complicated than that.
Read MoreStranger Things season 3 won't just have new supernatural creatures for the scrappy young teens to take down and a fresh vibe thanks to a different backdrop, it will also feature some new faces. Netflix has tapped Cary Elwes and Jake Busey to join the cast of Stranger Things season 3.
Read MoreIn the interest of helping you settle your next argument over his career peaks and valleys, here's our rundown of the five best — and five worst — Steven Spielberg movies.
Read MoreHe's been in viral videos, and one of the most legitimately entertaining body spray commercials ever made. Here's why the kid from Deadpool 2 looks so familiar.
Read MoreReady Player One director Steven Spielberg is set to venture into the DC Universe for a film based on the popular character Blackhawk, who had a best selling comic book in the 1940s.
Read MoreNetflix has called in a full series order for The Order, a supernatural adventure series that focuses on a college freshman who joins up with a secret society of magic and monsters. The series comes from producers of the Syfy series Van Helsing and Ghost Wars, and has been ordered for ten episodes.
Read MoreWith so much Hulk over so much media, it seems impossible to know all of the stories, even to the most hardcore fans. Here's the untold truth of the Incredible Hulk.
Read MoreEven with Avengers: Infinity War right around the corner, the infinite wait for Avengers 4 news continues. Speaking in an interview, Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo provided an idea of when to expect one of the biggest pieces of the Avengers 4 puzzle to fall into place.
Read MoreThe Bots are back in town. BattleBots, the storied series about real-life robots doing lethal damage to each other in a cage full of pitfalls and traps, is coming back to television just in time for summer, bringing back the commentators and competitors from the 2015 ABC revival.
Read MoreJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is going to be one explosive movie — literally. Ahead of Universal's planned release of a new trailer for the Jurassic World sequel, the studio treated fans to a striking poster that features Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Justice Smith, and an active volcano.
Read MoreA third How to Train Your Dragon film is heading our way next year, but DreamWorks Animation and Universal Pictures have revealed the title and the synopsis of the upcoming pic ahead of time.
Read MoreIncredibles 2 will undoubtedly rake in millions at the box office — but that isn't why Disney-Pixar made it. Brad Bird promised that money wasn't on his mind when making Incredibles 2, and that the film is in no way a stereotypical cash grab sequel.
Read MoreThere's hardly a better choice than a female filmmaker to direct a movie all about a headstrong girl gang. Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment made a fitting choice in selecting Cathy Yan as the director of the upcoming Harley Quinn film Birds of Prey, starring Margot Robbie.
Read MoreWho says foul-mouthed, katana-swinging, profanity-passionate anti-heroes can't clean up nicely? Empire Magazine has unleashed a sweet new Deadpool 2 image that features the infamous Merc with a Mouth rocking a familiar yellow outfit.
Read MoreFor all of the can't-miss TV going on, there are lots of series critics say you can go ahead and skip.
Read MoreStar Wars franchise newbie Alden Ehrenreich has a lot to live up to in Solo: A Star Wars Story, taking up the mantle of Harrison Ford's infamous smuggler Han Solo. However, director Ron Howard has clarified that there was never any endeavor for the actor to imitate the Star Wars legend in the film.
Read MoreFrom its ingenious sound design to a limited use of gore to Jack Nicholson's iconic portrayal of Jack Torrance, The Shining changed horror movies forever. Here's how.
Read MoreHarry Anderson, the actor who starred in NBC's comedy series Night Court for nine seasons, has died. His performance as the quirky, big-hearted judge Harry T. Stone who presided over the night shift of a Manhattan courtroom earned Anderson three consecutive Emmy nominations. He was 65 years old.
Read MoreComic books are movies, now — that's The American Way. John Ridley, the many-talented writer, director, and producer behind the TV series American Crime, Guerrilla, and Barbershop is getting the chance to do something most comic book writers only dream of — adapt his own material for film.
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