L.A. Confidential's frequent appearances on streaming services is a delight, but also a bittersweet reminder of what could have been.

As the sci-fi sequel Escape From L.A. hits 4KHD, legendary director John Carpenter looks back at Snake Plissken’s second act.

Sherriff's Deputy has lost his job after getting busted having sex at Universal Studios

The two former co-stars and fiancés are getting reacquainted.

I guess because the theme park was closed?

The She's All That remake created a few challenges for a COVID-19 testing site.

IGN is thrilled to announce that two of its writers, Joshua Yehl and Siddhant Adlakha, were recognized as first-place winners at the L.A. Press Club's 62nd Annual Southern California Journalism Awards.

It could have been a totally different movie.

IGN is pleased to announce that three of its writers are among the nominees for the L.A. Press Club's 62nd Annual Southern California Journalism Awards.

Last night saw the end of The Last Dance, ESPN’s hugely hyped, wildly popular and completely brilliant documentary series about Michael Jordan’s final season. It also means that ESPN, one part of the vast Disney empire that has really been feeling the pinch since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, will go back to broadcasting cornhole games, cherry-pit-spitting competitions and Tetris tournaments while they wait for normalcy to return. It’s also enough to make you think about how Disney, in its efforts to expand its competitive hold on the sports world (and to have something …

It's understandably hard to make a show about California that doesn't turn into a sprawling, disjointed mess because, well, California is a sprawling, disjointed mess connected only by a freeway system that looks like Medusa in high humidity. Penny Dreadful: City of Angels—creator John Logan's spiritual sequel to his Gothic horror drama that ended abruptly in 2016—adds another layer of irony to that idea by placing California's quest for its first major freeway at its center, a cold move by the predominantly white governing class that rightfully enrages the Mexican-American population it will …

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A major plot thread of L.A. Confidential revolves around the name Rollo Tomassi. Here's the twist involving this "character" explained.

The Bad Boys world extends past the big screen.

In You, Joe's location plays a huge part in the storytelling. Here we explore the best parts of each location and how they add to the story.

Over the last few years, Collider has hosted a lot of cool screenings at ArcLight Cinemas and IMAX HQ. We’ve had some of the biggest filmmakers do extended Q&As and answer tons of fan questions. So when I say we’re about to host one of the biggest screenings we’ve ever done, you know it has to be special. [caption id="attachment_836250" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Universal Pictures[/caption] Next week, on December 17th at ArcLight Cinemas Hollywood at 7pm, Collider is partnering up with Universal Pictures and ArcLight for an early screening of …

The Los Angeles Lakers are coming to HBO. Adam McKay’s untitled Lakers project, once called Showtime, chronicling the dynasty’s big personalities during its dominant run in the 1980s, is getting a series order at the premium cable network, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Not every high profile pilot gets the series treatment at HBO, as was the case with Steve McQueen’s Codes of Conduct, so the network must feel pretty strongly about this one. Based on Jeff Pearlman’s book, Showtime: Magic, Kareem, Riley and the Los Angeles Lakers Dynasty of the 1980s, the series boasts an …

I’ve got a few questions for you. Are you looking forward to J.J. Abrams’ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? Will you be in the Los Angeles area Friday, December 20th? Are you a fan of the Collider shows on YouTube and the writers on the website? If you answered yes to these questions, I’m about to make you very happy. [caption id="attachment_841406" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Disney[/caption] On December 20th at 7pm PT at the AMC Burbank 16, Collider is partnering up with Dolby Cinema for a free screening of Star Wars: …

One of my favorite movies of 2019 is director James Mangold’s Ford v Ferrari. Not only is the true-story racing drama incredibly well made, it’s loaded with fantastic performances from every single cast member. Trust me, if you want to see a brilliant piece of filmmaking, look no further than Ford v Ferrari. For more on the film, you can read Adam Chitwood’s glowing review. If you haven’t seen the trailer, Ford v Ferrari is set against the backdrop of 1966’s 24 Hours of Le Mans race in France and follows maverick American car …

I’ve got a few questions for you. Are you looking forward to director Rian Johnson’s Knives Out? Do you like seeing movies before they’re released in theaters? Will you be in the Los Angeles area Tuesday, November 12th? If you answered yes to these questions, I’m about to make you very happy. On November 12th at 7pm PT at ArcLight Sherman Oaks, Collider is partnering up with Lionsgate and ArcLight Cinemas for an early screening of Knives Out and after the movie ends I’ll be moderating a Q&A with Rian Johnson. If you’…