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EXCLUSIVE: Despite the deaths in the From season 4 finale, these two stars have theories about how their characters can return in the final season.
Discover 5 low-stress anime series perfect for recovering from shonen burnout, offering refreshing stories without endless battles or high stakes.
Netflix’s One Piece is easily the most successful anime-to-live-action adaptation, but several other anime could rival it and, possibly, surpass it.
Apple TV’s upcoming sci-fi show seems to have so much potential that is it hard not to see how it could potentially match Blade Runner’s success.
Prime Video is about to drop its biggest Stephen King release of all time, which has all the ingredients to be an instant horror classic.
Charlie Hunnam’s upcoming crime thriller on Prime Video will seemingly combine some of the best story aspects of Sons of Anarchy and Breaking Bad.
The Summer 2026 anime lineup is entering in full swing and packed with a diverse range of titles, but these series are the most hyped.
Berserk finally gets a new anime that continues where the classic 1997 season left off, and it is even better than the official series.
These anime were poised to dominate the industry after strong starts, but poor sequels left them as nothing more than one-season wonders.
A Grown Ups 3 photo confirms the return of an original Adam Sandler star after their absence in the sequel, which made $247 million at the box office.
Paramount's remake of a classic 45-year-old horror movie, which already features Margaret Qualley and Callum Turner, has added a Batman villain star.
Reacher will soon switch main characters in its upcoming series, and, as a result, change the rules of how spin-offs usually work on the small-screen.
Supergirl was met with middling reviews from critics after a great start with 2025's Superman, but it's far better than Rotten Tomatoes claims.
As Dragon Ball moves forward without creator Akira Toriyama, revisiting the Shadow Dragons could add fresh, high-stakes storytelling to the series.
Illumination's $5.4 billion franchise will release a new movie, and after 16 years, it's officially set to make a Rotten Tomatoes record.
As the days grow longer and hotter in July, the ever-changing world of television has a handful of excellent, brand-new offerings for you to enjoy.
Exclusive: X-Men '97 star Michael Johnston opened up about voicing the young Cable, a.k.a. Nathan Summers, in season 2 of the popular Disney+ show.
Obsession star Michael Johnston discusses the possibility of a spinoff or anthology following the film's record-breaking box office success.
Enola Holmes 3 is another cozy, low-stakes mystery movie, but with less energy from Millie Bobby Brown, the premise begins to lose its charm.
NBC's medical series has had a tumultuous sophomore year, which makes Brillian Minds season 3 more interesting — assuming that it actually happens.
Paramount+ has released a restored, uncensored version of Jackass' original TV show to coincide with the new movie, and it's a great nostalgic binge.
A new installment in the Blair Witch franchise is set to release in 2027, and the film is continuing a recent successful trend in the horror genre.
Nathan Fillion has found success with The Rookie, but he's about to join another cop show in August thanks to the upcoming series Lanterns on HBO Max.
With the epic Karasuno and Kamomedai showdown set for 2027, an upcoming Anime NYC panel promises major updates for the next Haikyu!! movie.
Via Vision Entertainment's limited-edition 4K SteelBook release of Road House arrives next month, offering fans a premium collector's edition.
A Quiet Place Part III recently began filming in New York, and new set photos have revealed Cillian Murphy reprising his character from the sequel.
HBO Max's high fantasy series has set the streaming world ablaze, topping the streaming service in several countries, and it is warranted.
Dragon Ball's Goku isn't just one of the most popular anime characters around: he's one of the strongest, but even he can't defeat these characters.
Peacock's Dungeon Crawler Carl could become one of the biggest science fiction shows of all time, but it has to accomplish an important mission first.
Kurt Russell's sci-fi classic, which grossed $196 million at the box office and spawned five spinoff series, starts streaming tomorrow for free.
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