Monthly Archive: April 2020

The Guardians of the Galaxy star says he did what he could to win the role of Bane.

Patty Jenkins will exit Wonder Woman movies after making the third one.

Tiberius Film has released a new trailer for Paranormal Attraction from filmmaker Alex T. Hwang.

The first photos from director Antonia Campos' The Devil All the Time have been revealed ahead of the movie's release next month.

After much speculation, Microsoft has revealed that they intend to buy TikTok following security concerns raised by the White House.

The Rock and his associates are now the proud new owners of the XFL, teasing wonderful things to come for the failed football league.

Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard and Jeff Goldblum are back on the set of Jurassic World: Dominion starting Monday.

Idris Elba made his plans for Luther crystal clear at the recent BAFTA Awards.

Rhode Island Residents discovered that their 'very real' tax checks were made invalid with signatures from both Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney.

A new rumor claims that late night host James Corden is stepping into replace Ellen DeGeneres following an investigation into bad workplace behavior.

The Lord of the Rings TV Show has resumed filming in New Zealand for Amazon Prime.

How Back To The Future necessitated the addition of a crucial scene in Avengers: Endgame.

Newly restored from a 4K scan, The Last Starfighter arrives loaded with brand new and archival bonus features from Arrow Video.

On the sixth anniversary of the release of Guardians of the Galaxy, James Gunn took to Twitter to celebrate the occasion.

Social media is blowing up with posts utilizing the #NationalSpiderManDay hashtag to honor the famous Marvel superhero.

Vincent D'Onofrio thinks there's 'more to do' with Wilson Fisk, noting it'd be 'awesome' to see Kingpin get his own movie.

Tom Cruise got a $200 Million commitment for his space movie with a single phone call.

Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller claims NBC refused to hire Mads Mikkelsen at first, opting for what the network considered bigger names in the U.S.

Andy Muschietti gives a very precise and succinct synopsis for what The Flash movie will actually be.

The stars of Everybody Loves Raymond and Back to the Future are now speaking out about the Ellen controversy.

Jason Momoa goes under the hose after getting completely filthy during a dune buggy ride.

Celebrated Britsh filmmaker and Oscar-nominee Alan Parker has passed away at the age of 76.

After recovering from Covid-19, Bryan Cranston donated his plasma with the hopes of helping others suffering from the illness.

Naya Rivera can be seen in a new episode of the baking series Sugar Rush, which just debuted its third season on Netflix.

Spyglass Media has revealed that Courteney Cox will return for Scream 5 from filmmaking team Radio Silence.