Disney getting us ready for Christmas.

As The Crow remake reels from a horrible opening, legacy director Alex Proyas has marked the occasion with some choice sentiments.

Transformers One looks like a great movie for kids, but it also has something I've wanted to see as an adult.

Dwayne Johnson's reported behavior on Red One has been making headlines.

While 2024 has been mostly a bummer at the box office, Dune: Part Two just had a phenomenal weekend has become the year's first blockbuster hit.

The director behind Jake Gyllenhaal's Road House remake explains conflict he has with Amazon over the movie's upcoming straight-to-streaming release.

Kevin Hart filed a lawsuit against his former assistant and a YouTuber, after the former made claims against him in an interview.

Leaving Neverland director Dan Reed didn't mince words when discussing the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic.

An unnamed Batgirl actor has hit out at Warner Bros. Discovery CEO Davis Zaslav after the film's cancellation.

It's time for audiences to join Keanu Reeves on a trip back into The Matrix.

One of Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam's co-stars has nothing but good things to say about him.

It's a tough gig, but somebody has to do it.

Take off with the Blast Beat cast.

I hope you brought a bib, because Thunder Force did not hold back on the crab jokes.

Donald Trump is, circuitously, responsible for the Netflix situation comedy Space Force. The first season was directly inspired by the real life discussions of a "space force" branch of the military, a truly wild thing to even imagine. But Steve Carell and the rest of the cast and crew did imagine it, resulting in a hit Netflix comedy. And now, this result of the Trump administration will outlive his presidency. Trump might be cancelled by 2021, but Space Force will have a Season 2 (per the Hollywood Reporter). [caption id="attachment_899561" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Aaron Epstein/Netflix[/…

With Happy Death Day (and its even-more-bonkers sequel Happy Death Day 2 U), filmmaker Christopher Landon took a trope most closely associated with a beloved comedy (Groundhog Day), with a protagonist experiencing the same day over and over again and turned it into a brilliant horror romp. (It was wildly entertaining and offered valuable commentary on repetitiousness of soulless horror movies.) For his latest film, Landon has attempted a similar genre-blending reinvention, pairing a broad body swapping conceit (made famous in Disney’s Freaky Friday and appropriated by a stream of crude 1980s comedies) with the tropes …

It's not quite a time machine to 1983, but this epic Castle Grayskull playset will still help you relive your childhood and display all your favorite He-Man figures.

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Zoids is one of the most unique (and one of my favorite) franchises from the mecha sub-genre, an opinion I share with millions of fans around the world. Like a lot of Western fans, my first exposure to the franchise came out of order with the English dub of Zoids: New Century before hopping back in time to "Chaotic Century" and "Guardian Force." Needless to say, even as a fan, I had a lot to learn about the 35+ year history of Zoids before getting a chance to check out the latest game, Zoids Wild: Blast Unleashed. Thanks to …

When Trollhunters debuted back in 2016 on Netflix, the DreamWorks Television Animation project was a weird and wonderful surprise. Created by Guillermo del Toro and based on a YA book he wrote for Disney (back when he was working on his own animation shingle for the company), it delved into a hidden world of magic and monsters, one that existed just beneath the surface of a quiet suburban town. It was a computer-animated, modern-day Stranger Things stuffed with del Toro’s deep love and fascination with mythological world-building and elaborately designed creatures. But what was even more …