The trailer for A24's The Smashing Machine makes Dwyane Johnson nearly unrecognizable as UFC Fighter Mark Kerr.

In the history of the Galactic Civil War in Star Wars, all roads lead back to the planet Ghorman. We’ve known this since the Star Wars Rebels season three episode “Secret Cargo.” That ...

I wrote in my pre-season review of The Last of Us‘ second season that Gabriel Luna’s Tommy Miller is “a much bigger, more important part of the show” than he was during season one.

Last summer, Deadpool & Wolverine ruled cinema screens. It heralded the long-awaited returns of both “the Merc with the Mouth.” and the mutant Logan after many years. And stars Ryan Reynolds ...

It was only recently that we first heard that DC Studios was planning a movie based on their World War II action hero, Sgt. Rock. First, former 007 Daniel Craig was rumored to play him, before ...

In episode six of Andor season two, Senator Mon Mothma (Genevieve O’Reilly) runs into a fairly significant Star Wars character at a gala party, this time, with someone new playing the role.

“We start shooting again in the summer,” Eric Bogosian, who plays Daniel Molloy in Interview with the Vampire, volunteers as our afternoon conversation shifts to the series, which will soon ...

Marvel’s finally diving headfirst into the messy, complicated world of antiheroes—and with Thunderbolts*, they might’ve just assembled their most emotionally honest team yet. Forget the do ...

I am certainly not going to blow any minds by saying the Marvel Cinematic Universe has had some ups and downs in the past five years. While always a box office fixture, the quality of the ...

It’s general knowledge now that Marvel’s First Family will be facing off against the entity Galactus in The Fantastic Four: First Steps. But how will the Devourer of Worlds, who eats planets ...

Oh, The Last of Us. In season one, The Last of Us broke our hearts over and over again, but at least we could hang onto the beautiful dynamic between Pedro Pascal’s Joel and Bella Ramsey’s ...

In the 15 episodes that comprise the Disney+ era of Doctor Who to date, we’ve seen a marked absence of the more familiar returning foes. No Daleks, no Cybermen, no Master. Not even a rogue ...