How Ian Fleming Really Felt When Sean Connery Was Cast As James Bond
Before James Bond had a movie universe, author Ian Fleming had an idea for a leading man, and Sir Sean Connery wasn't it.
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What You Didn't Know About Scott Adkins' Martial Arts Training
Whether an actor is cast as Superman or Kingo Sunen, one thing is certain in a comic book movie: The actors have to get jacked. Here's how Scott Adkins did it.
Read MoreThings You Forgot Happened In The Star Wars Universe
Whether they make you chuckle or shake your fist at the sky, these are things you forgot happened in the Star Wars franchise.
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This Is Steve Carell's Worst Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes
Long before The Office made him a household name, Steve Carell made his big-screen debut in a movie that's still ranked as his worst work on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Every Time Iron Man Died In The Comics
The sad fact of life is that even superheroes die. Of course, unlike the rest of us, they always come back to life. But while a lot of superheroes have pretty straightforward deaths, Tony Stark's trips to the hereafter are downright weird.
Read MoreHidden Details In Batman Comics You Missed
These are the awesome details and Easter eggs hidden in Batman comics over the years that all but the most hardcore Batman fans would have missed.
Read MoreThe Comic Book Character That Resulted In Death Threats
As recently as 2016, one famous Marvel character, through one simple speech bubble, caused an immense wave of anger among comic book readers, culminating in a host of death threats towards the issue's writer.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Monica Rambeau
Monica Rambeau might have debuted in Captain Marvel as an excitable kid, but in the comics, she's a heroine in her own right. In fact, Monica might be one of the most powerful superheroes in the Marvel universe. This is her story, from the time she led the Avengers to her possible immortality.
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Steven Seagal Broke Sean Connery's Wrist. Here's What Happened
Sir Sean Connery, who passed away on October 31, 2020, made his fame when he became the first, and arguably the most well-liked, James Bond to hit the big screen. But one of those turns as James Bond involved some martial arts training with Steven Seagal, and it ended poorly. Here's what happened.
Read MoreThe Tiny Sean Connery Cameo That Cost An Insane Amount Of Money
There's a point in some actors' careers at which they become so successful that they can make enormous bank just for showing up for a tiny cameo. One actor who was big enough to make a major splash through a brief cameo is the original James Bond himself, Sir Sean Connery.
Read MoreThe Bizarre Clause Sean Connery Reportedly Demanded In His Contracts
Comic book writer Alan Moore, whose work The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was adapted into a film starring the late Sir Sean Connery, once alleged that some of the scenes featuring explosions in Connery projects were actually a result of a bizarre clause in the actor's contract.
Read MoreWhy You Don't Hear From Sean Connery Anymore
Sean Connery is basically a living legend in Hollywood, but in recent years, he's been much harder to spot at the movies. What happened to drive such a talented actor out of the spotlight — and could anything lure him back? Here's a look at the real reasons you don't see Sean Connery anymore.
Read MoreThe Last Movie Sean Connery Ever Made Isn't What You'd Expect
Many believe Sir Sean's final film role was in 2003's critically panned The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. However, the Stephen Norrington-directed comic book movie isn't actually the last film that Connery ever made; that distinction goes to a much stranger movie.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Sean Connery
Even though just about everyone recognizes Sean Connery's name and face, the average moviegoer probably hasn't delved too deeply into the actor's personal life. Since he lived to be 90, there's a lot of Sean Connery's life to explore.
Read MoreWhat Cameron Monaghan Would Look Like As Pennywise
If there's one thing you can say about actor Cameron Monaghan, it's that he has range. At the age of 27, he's had a number of memorable roles, most notably on Shameless and Gotham. Now, picture what he'd look like as Pennywise the Clown from Stephen King's It.
Read MoreJason Blum Finally Admits What We Suspected All Along
When it comes to horror in the 21st century, no other name looms quite as large as Blumhouse. In 2018, Blumhouse successfully reinvigorated the long-dormant Halloween franchise with a sequel to the 1978 film. Now, it's been indicated that Blum wants to revive another horror icon: Jason Voorhees.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In The Witches
2020's brand-new adaptation of The Witches, the classic Roald Dahl children's novel, is a sinister delight. But there's a whole lot in this magical movie that sails right over kids' heads. These are the details of The Witches that only the grown-ups in the audience will notice.
Read MoreThings You Only Notice The Second Time You Watch Us
Jordan Peele filled his sophomore film with plenty of Easter eggs, references, and hints. Here's what you only notice when you're watching Us for the second (or seventh) time.
Read MoreThe Last Words Of Every Fallen Star Wars Hero From The Prequel Trilogy
Whether these final lines inspire you or give you the chills, these are the last words of every fallen Star Wars hero from the prequel trilogy.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In The Croods
From caveman strength to Paleolithic physics, here are some things that only adults notice in The Croods.
Read MoreWhy Annie From Holidate Looks So Familiar
The supporting cast of Netflix's new rom-com Holidate is filled with people you likely know and people you might know, who look familiar even if you have trouble placing them. One of these is Annie. Here's why she looks so familiar.
Read MoreWhy Liz From The Holidate Looks So Familiar
If you've ever had to roll up to a family holiday function single, feeling like everyone is obsessed with your lack of a partner, then Netflix romantic comedy Holidate was made specifically for you. The film follows two singles who start dating, only to avoid the awkwardness of being alone.
Read MoreThe Iron Maiden Easter Egg We Could See In The Alita: Battle Angel Sequel
Despite its relatively low box office returns, Robert Rodriguez's 2019 science fiction action flick Alita: Battle Angel is well on its way to becoming a cult classic, so fans are looking to the Japanese manga series the film spawned from — Yukito Kishiro's Battle Angel: Alita — for clues.
Read MoreWhy Rial From His House Looks So Familiar
His House brings timely political commentary to the horror genre. Between all the scares and terror, though, you may find yourself thinking that the woman playing Rial, Wunmi Mosaku, looks strikingly familiar.
Read MoreThe Last Words Of Every Fallen Star Wars Hero From The Sequel Trilogy
Grab a tissue because these are the last words of every fallen Star Wars hero from the sequel trilogy.
Read MoreThe Little Boy Who Played Tommy In Halloween Is Unrecognizable Now
The Halloween timeline wibbles and wobbles, picking up and dropping narrative threads with the abandon. But while actors like Jamie Lee Curtis have returned time and again, the actor who played Tommy in the first film has never been seen again. Here's what he looks like now.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
The film once again pits Sacha Baron Cohen, in character, against real Americans with controversial views, and shocking, provocative, and hilarious comedy ensues. Here's everything there is to know about Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.
Read MoreSmall Details You Missed In Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
The barrage of jokes, uncomfortable situations, and surprisingly moving moments in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is so unrelenting that it's almost impossible to catch everything during your first viewing. Here are some small details you might have missed in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Sacha Baron Cohen
There's still a lot of mystery to Sacha Baron Cohen, and much many casual viewers wouldn't know. Here's a look at some of the most interesting (and often least known) bits and pieces about Baron Cohen's life.
Read MoreWhere Was Borat 2 Really Filmed?
Whether he was deep in the South or in a major metropolitan area, it's pretty impressive where the cast and crew of Borat 2 managed to film. Plus, depending on where you live, it's entirely possible they filmed a scene near you, and you didn't even realize it.
Read MoreWhy Jack Favell From Rebecca Looks So Familiar
A face you're sure to recognize from Netflix's new take on Rebecca is Sam Riley, the actor who plays Jack Favell, Mrs. de Winter's scheming and manipulative cousin and her close childhood friend. The British actor has been in many iconic and memorable roles you're likely to have seen.
Read MoreWhat You Didn't Notice About Borat And Tutar's Conversations In Borat 2
While there are a ton of hilarious moments in involving Borat and his daughter, Tutar, in Borat 2, some fans have picked up on one comedic bit that may be tough for some viewers to grasp. It has to do with the languages the characters speak.
Read MoreThe A-List Star You Didn't Expect To Cameo In Borat 2
Critics are saying the Borat sequel is a worthy follow-up to the original, and based on their reactions, there are plenty of outrageous moments to have you laughing your butt off, with a few surprises for good measure. One of the best revelations is an A-list cameo you have to see to believe.
Read MoreHere's Why Fans Think Borat 2 Feels So Different From The First
It's safe to say if you're a fan of the first Borat film, then you'll like what Sacha Baron Cohen has brewed up the second time. But while there's a lot the sequel shares with the first film, many fans have noted how there's also something different here.
Read MoreWho Is The Actress That Plays Borat's Daughter In Borat 2?
It seems that one of the greatest things about the Borat sequel isn't Sacha Baron Cohen at all. Reviewers have noted that the movie's most significant new character -- Borat's daughter, Tutar -- is an absolute delight who's more than able to keep up with her co-star. Here's who plays her.
Read MoreWhy Robert Downey, Jr. Calls Himself Dr. Dolittle With A Budget
While many were unsure why Downey decided to take on the title role of Dolittle, it seems that he actually had a personal connection to the film.
Read MoreWhy Holmes And Watson Bombed At The Box Office
Is Holmes and Watson really that bad? Apparently — since its Christmas Day release, critics and audiences alike have been teaming up to tear apart the project, with even the rare good review still describing considerable portions of the movie as "painful." That's not how comedy is supposed to work.
Read MoreThe Best Westerns You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
The streaming service has a diverse offering of great Westerns, including anthologies, modern Westerns, comedies, and even Westerns mashed up with other genres like science fiction. For our money, here are the best Westerns you can watch on Netflix right now.
Read MoreWhat The Critics Are Saying About Borat 2
After a 14-year absence, Sacha Baron Cohen has brought his Kazakhstani sensation back to the world's television screens with Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. Here's what the critics have to say about it.
Read MoreThe Most Bizarre Ways People Have Died While Filming A Movie
These actors, stunt workers, and crew members showed up for what they thought was just another day at work, only to lose their lives in some of the most bizarre ways one could imagine.
Read MoreWhat These Movies Predicted About 2019
For some reason, a lot of films speculated about 2019. Maybe it's because when these stories were conceived, 2019 seemed impossibly far off, but here we are. Some predictions are so off the mark it's hysterical. Others are so accurate it's freaky.
Read MoreThe Hitchcock Thriller Remake That's Killing It On Netflix
Netflix’s newest hit, which arrived on the service just in time for Halloween, is actually a spin on an old Hitchcock favorite. If you’re looking for a romantic yet spooky watch this Halloween season, you’ll definitely want to check out the 2020 remake of Rebecca.
Read MoreRead This Before You See Rocketman
Directed by Dexter Fletcher and starring Taron Egerton of Kingsman fame, it remains to be seen if Rocketman will take off with a faithful representation of singer and songwriter Elton John, capturing the good and bad of the musician's life, or if the project will be grounded by controversy.
Read MoreThe '90s Halloween Movie Hubie Halloween Fans Need To Watch Next
Fans of Netflix's Hubie Halloween might be looking for something similar to follow-up Adam Sandler's latest film. The answer to that is a 1991 horror comedy that also goes lighter on scares in favor of more down-home comedy and a few endearing moments: Ernest Scared Stupid.
Read MoreWhat The Back To The Future Trilogy's Locations Look Like Today
Great Scott! It's been over 35 years since the release of the first Back To The Future film. One fan, though, has accomplished a remarkable feat worthy of Doc Brown's famous catchphrase.
Read MoreEndgame Scenes And Moments Left On The Cutting Room Floor
From epic action scenes to heartbreaking farewells, here are the Endgame scenes and moments left on the cutting room floor.
Read MoreWhy Lily James Hasn't Been The Same Since Rebecca
Filming Netflix's 2020 remake of Rebecca wasn't easy. At its core, this is a story about gaslighting and emotional abuse, leading to some dark and troubling days on set. Still, star Lily James went all in — and the experience changed her forever.
Read MoreThe Alita Army Milestone That Could Lead To An Alita: Battle Angel Sequel
Recently, in promotion for Alita: Battle Angel's theatrical return, some high profile folks gave the Alita Army a social media shout-out — thereby bolstering hopes for a potential sequel.
Read MoreWhat Chadwick Boseman Was Really Like On The Set Of His Final Movie
The world was dealt a blow earlier this year when Chadwick Boseman unexpectedly passed away. Before that tragic event, the actor finished filming on Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, adapted from the play by August Wilson. Here's what co-star Viola Davis said it was like being on set with Chadwick Boseman.
Read MoreHow Old Is Each Member Of The Fellowship Of The Ring?
From young hobbits to immortal beings, let's figure out the ages for each member of the Fellowship of the Ring.
Read MoreWhy The Kids From It Look So Familiar
Let's take a closer look at this group of fictional misfits, and the talented young actors who brought their characters to life on the big screen.
Read MoreWho Drank Terri's Apple Juice In Barbershop?
It's been nearly 20 years since the release of Barbershop, and while the haircutting classic spawned two sequels and helped propel its star, Ice Cube, further up on the A-list, one mystery remains unsolved: Who drank Terri's apple juice?
Read MoreCinematic Universes You Didn't Know Are Being Made
Numerous cinematic universes are still being plotted, and some of them will surprise you.
Read MoreChristmas Movie Moments That Didn't Age Well
Christmas movies are some of the most beloved films around. But not every classic has stood the test of time. These are the holiday favorites that have become dated, uncomfortable, and even offensive as the years have flown by, from racist movie musicals to judgmental animated TV specials.
Read MoreBrave 2: Will We Ever Get To See The Sequel?
In a 2016 interview with Entertainment Weekly, Pixar president Jim Morris revealed that Toy Story 4 was the last sequel Pixar had on its docket for the time being, and that's largely due to the studio's stable of filmmakers exploring new projects. That doesn't mean Brave 2 is impossible, however.
Read MoreSmall Details You Missed In The Avengers: Endgame Trailer
It's here. After months of waiting and endless speculation, the first clip for the fourth Avengers movie has arrived, bringing a few answers and some even bigger questions with it. Follow along as we break down some of the small details you might have missed in the trailer for Avengers: Endgame.
Read MoreThe Most Paused Kissing Scenes In Movies
When everything comes together, actors and directors can create movie history with an amazing kiss scene, and we've compiled just a few of the best. From romantic comedy meet-cutes to forbidden love and grand gestures, here are some of the most paused and rewound kissing scenes in all of cinema.
Read MoreThe Most Badass Movie Moments Of All Time
Watching a hero in action is the highlight of many movies, and cinema has always been full of epically awesome moments that get our adrenaline going, the fists pumping, and audiences cheering. From katana duels to sci-fi standoffs, these are the most badass movie moments of all time.
Read MoreThe Best Post-Apocalyptic Movies You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
It's rarely consolation to say this, but things could certainly be worse. Luckily, Netflix has got plenty of solid options available if you want to watch people banding together to survive after the world has fallen to pieces.
Read MoreActors Who Were Allegedly Abusive On Movie Sets
Whether they're pushing fellow actors to try and get a better performance, smashing things on the set, or simply just being mean to everyone involved, here are a few stars who were allegedly abusive on movie sets.
Read MoreThe Beloved Tom Hanks Movie That Was A Big Box Office Flop
Few names in the annals of cinema conjure quite as much unbridled affection as Tom Hanks. Not every movie has been a success, though. There's little question that even Hanks himself would claim his 1996 musical dramedy, That Thing You Do!, as the one that got away.
Read MoreWhy Amy From Clouds Looks So Familiar
Clouds, a buzzworthy Disney+ musical that premieres on October 16, is currently the talk of the town. There's one member of the cast, though, that you might not know the name of — but she'll look awfully familiar to many viewers, and she should.
Read MoreWhy Disneyland's Firehouse Is More Important Than You Think
For die-hard Disney historians, nothing compares to the iconic Disneyland Firehouse that's part of the park's Main Street, USA attraction
Read MoreThe Most Powerful Avengers In The MCU Ranked
Of all the mighty and astonishing superheroes that make up Marvel's premiere super-team, which is the most incredible?
Read MoreWhat Went Wrong With Tom Holland's
Some movies are seemingly cursed, and everything that could possibly go wrong does go wrong. Take, for example, Chaos Walking. Starring Spider-Man and Rey (Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, respectively), it should be a sure-fire crowd-pleaser... so why did the studio declare it unreleasable?
Read MoreThe Most Disturbing Movies Of 2019
As the year continues to deliver a potent slate of movies possessed of unholy terrors, nefarious characters, and beastly delights, we're happy to chronicle each and every one of them for you. These are the most disturbing movies of 2019.
Read MoreWhat These Disney Live-Action Remakes Looked Like Before Special Effects
Disney's live-action remakes have dazzled audiences worldwide. But it takes a lot of work to make them into the gorgeous films they are. Join us as we examine what these films looked like before the VFX magic was applied, and learn just what it took to make them look so marvelous.
Read MoreWhat You Never Noticed About Disney World's Tower Of Terror
Given its height, it comes as no surprise that this fan favorite ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios is visible from the park right next door, EPCOT. But the Disney Imagineers are nothing if not detail-oriented, and they had a mind-blowing solution to this problem.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In Troop Beverly Hills
Despite the movie's genuine heart, it isn't so much a movie for kids as it is a movie that features children in the midst of adult problems. With a sequel in the works, now seems like a good time to take a look at things only adults notice in Troop Beverly Hills.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Little Girl From It's A Wonderful Life?
She's played by then-child actor Karolyn Grimes, who isn't a household name like James Stewart or Donna Reed. So what's Grimes' story?
Read MoreThe Steve Buscemi Detail You Didn't Notice In Hubie Halloween
In Adam Sandler's newest movie Hubie Halloween, his longtime collaborator Steve Buscemi decided to drop in to play Hubie's neighbor. Upon closer inspection, Buscemi's entire Hubie Halloween character calls back to a previous character from another of Adam Sandler's Halloween hits.
Read MoreWho Was Really Behind DJ Aurora In Hubie Halloween
The question remains: who actually provided the voice of Aurora? Whose pipes did the audience become accustomed to before having their expectations subverted by a sudden and violent Shaq Attack? Or was the answer right in front of us all along?
Read MoreBumblebee 2: Will We Ever Get To See The Sequel?
In May 2020, it was announced that a new Transformers flick was in development. No further details were given, leading fans to wonder: could this be the sequel to Bumblebee, the consensus best Transformers film in the whole franchise? And, if not, is there a chance that we'll get one eventually?
Read MoreInside Out 2: Will We Ever Get To See The Sequel?
When it debuted in 2015, Inside Out was hailed as one of the most wildly original animated films of all time — even by the lofty standards of its studio, Pixar. Will there ever be a continuation, though?
Read MoreThe Idris Elba Crime Drama Fans Of The Take Should Watch
The Take is a smart thriller that features as vintage an Idris Elba performance as any. And if you're looking for a compelling little crime drama to fill out an "underrated Idris Elba flicks" double feature on Netflix, 2017's Oscar-nominated Molly's Game should more than fit the bill.
Read MoreWhat You Didn't Know About The Coded Messages In Enola Holmes
Enola Holmes gets one thing very right about the time period: Coded messages sent through the newspapers actually existed in Victorian England — and it was actually quite the rage.
Read MoreWhy Peggy From Hubie Halloween Looks So Familiar
In Hubie Halloween, Peyton List plays Peggy, a teenager from Salem who works as an actor at the Halloween haunted house. While List's career is only beginning, she's already had quite a few big roles you can't miss.
Read MoreMark Ruffalo Makes Head-Turning MCU Statement
Who among us hasn't experienced imposter syndrome while on the job? It happens to the best of us. And by "the best of us," we're talking about Oscar-nominated actors who are part of arguably the biggest film franchise of all time.
Read MoreThe Tom Hanks-Starring Dungeons & Dragons Clone You Never Knew Existed
In the late '70s and early '80s, certain religious and parents' groups became convinced that Dungeons & Dragons was a sure-fire doorway to Satanism, madness, and death. That's where Tom Hanks comes in.
Read MoreWhich Of These Actor's Most Famous Characters Would Win In A Fight?
Neo or John Wick? Rambo or Rocky? Which of these actor's most famous characters would win in a fight?
Read MoreThe Underrated Zombie Musical You Can Stream Right Now
If you're looking for horror that shuffles and bites this spooky season, there's no shortage of options in both movie and TV form. 2017's truly original Anna and the Apocalypse is now streaming on both Hulu Plus and Amazon Prime. Watch it and see how a holiday zombie musical inexplicably works.
Read MoreThis Is Tom Hanks' Most Underrated Movie
Tom Hanks' dramatic roles earned him his reputation as one of the greatest actors of his generation, but for what might have been his most impressive dramatic performance, he didn't even score an award nomination. That performance: Director Sam Mendes' 2002 gangster drama Road to Perdition.
Read MoreEvery Sandler Regular That Didn't Show Up In Hubie Halloween
As is usually the case with a Sandler movie, the cast is packed with familiar faces. In fact, it's a lot easier to list the Sandler cronies who aren't in it. Here are the usual Sandler co-stars who somehow don't show up in Hubie Halloween.
Read MoreThe Main Message Of Vampires Vs The Bronx Might Not Be What You Think
The film more than holds its own as a horror flick, and even offers compelling insight to the ongoing gentrification of inner-city neighborhoods. Per director and co-writer Oz Rodriguez himself, addressing that particular hot-button issue is the point of the whole movie.
Read MoreThe Michael J. Fox Ghost Movie You Need To Stream Right Now
He fronted hit sitcoms, and he has been the face of a blockbuster franchise. He voiced a beloved animated character, has proven himself a dramatic force on screens big and small, and even did a little directing in his day. But have you seen this underrated classic, directed by Peter Jackson?
Read MoreThe Reason Louis Partridge And Millie Bobby Brown Didn't Kiss In Enola Holmes
As it turns out, a kiss between the two was, indeed, written into the Enola Holmes script according to Partridge, but the cast and crew ultimately decided not to film it. Why is that?
Read MoreThe One Irishman Scene That Makes Us Love Joe Pesci Even More
This short, subtle conversation doesn't just mark one of Pesci's best moments in the movie — it's a wonderful testament to his abilities as an actor in general, and the perfect capstone to his five-decade career. Here's how.
Read MoreWhy Megan From Hubie Halloween Looks So Familiar
Adam Sandler can't save Halloween without a little help in his new Netflix movie Hubie Halloween. One of the movie's main stars might appear to be a newcomer to any adults in the audience who don't have tweens: Paris Berelc, who plays Megan. Here's where you may have seen her before.
Read MoreSmall Details You Missed In Hubie Halloween
Not only does Hubie Halloween have plenty of unexpected plot twists, unforeseen jokes, and more surprise cameos than you can possibly imagine, but it's also crammed full of small details that bring its absurd version of Salem, Massachusetts to vibrant life.
Read MoreWatch This Before You See Hubie Halloween
If you enjoy Adam Sandler's other comedies, you're going to find a lot to love in Hubie Halloween: a sweet and earnest main character, plenty of slapstick, lots of offbeat jokes, and more cameos from comedy legends than you can count.
Read MoreWhy Sokka From The Last Airbender Looks So Familiar
More than a decade after the movie premiered, The Last Airbender is still a controversial film, with many fans of the beloved cartoon that inspired it, Avatar: The Last Airbender, being left unsatisfied. But some fans might be unsure where they recognize Sokka, brought to life by Jackson Rathbone.
Read MoreThe Secret Disney Club You Never Knew Existed
Disneyland is filled to bursting with whimsical and heartfelt attractions, but not all of them are easily accessible to your average ticket holder. For years, urban legends about the park have claimed that there is an exclusive member's only club hidden there ... and the rumors are true.
Read MoreOne Of Johnny Depp's Most Important Movies Was A Total Box Office Flop
In 1998, Johnny Depp starred as a bald, middle-aged sports reporter in the cinematic adaptation of a seminal work of gonzo journalism. It was Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the mind-tripping big screen take on the works of Hunter S. Thompson, and it flopped at the box office.
Read MoreMovies To Watch If You Love Ratched
Between plots surrounding serial killers, sham hospitals, genetic splicing, and another Ryan Murphy project, there's more than enough material to entertain Ratched fans until the wicked nurse is back in session.
Read MoreThe Dungeons & Dragons Movie Fantasy Fans Want To Forget
With recent years having seen dinosaurs, robots, and mummies brought to life by the power of computer generated imagery, the time seemed right in 2000 to tackle grand, fantastic, make believe worlds. The D&D movie didn't go great, and most fantasy fans would prefer to forget the final product.
Read MoreWhy Luis Acosta From Vampires Vs. The Bronx Looks So Familiar
What happens when you mix gentrification and vampires? That's exactly the question that Netflix's film Vampires vs. The Bronx promises to answer. f you have a penchant for theater or a keen memory for TV cameos, you may remember one of its young stars.
Read MoreHow The Suicide Squad Director's Cut Is Different From The Original
With hope hanging tenuously in the air, fans have been filling the time until they get more answers by piecing together the differences between the two versions. You don't have to spend any time doing research, however, because Looper has scoured the internet for all the main differences.
Read MoreWhy Tess From Spontaneous Looks So Familiar
As we continue to be ensnared in what some are calling the worst year ever, it's comforting to know movies are still finding their way to the world. The latest feature to get the "premiere at home" treatment is an explosive little teen comedy called Spontaneous.
Read MoreWhy You Can't Wear Costumes At Disney World's Galaxy's Edge
As much as you might want to breeze into the park dressed in the exact costume of Finn (John Boyega), or perhaps some stylish Darth Maul (Ray Park) makeup, such dedicated cosplaying won't be allowed at Walt Disney's Galaxy's Edge. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy Nori From Sneakerheads Looks So Familiar
Even the less famous faces in Sneakerheads should be familiar to viewers. One of them belongs to the street-smart sales lady who joins the buddies on their journey through the fancy sneaker underworld. In the movie, she goes by Nori. In the real world, her name is Jearnest Corchado.
Read MoreWhy The Priest From Vampires Vs. The Bronx Looks So Familiar
Spooky season is upon us, and streaming giant Netflix is prepping to keep the season scary by dropping a handful a creepy delights on the masses. The streamer is kicking off their Fall fright-fest with the October 2 release of Vampires vs. the Bronx. Why does the priest look familiar?
Read MoreOne Of Jared Leto's Most Important Movies Was A Total Box Office Flop
Jared Leto has played the part of teen heartthrob, and a boundary-pushing method actor. Along the way — and almost against his will — Leto has become one of the more revered, and frequently misunderstood, actors of his era. Leto's name does not, however, ensure a film will earn itself a hefty box-office take.
Read MoreMartial Arts Expert Breaks Down Enola Holmes' Fight Scene
For help breaking down Enola Holmes' tense fight scenes, Looper reached out Grandmaster Ladan Homayoon, who holds a fourth-degree blackbelt in Karate, Shaolin Kung Fu, Haidong Gumdo, and Kickboxing, as well as a seventh-degree blackbelt in Taekwondo.
Read MoreGet Out 2: Will We Ever See A Sequel?
When it was released to theaters in February 2017, the impact of Get Out — the directorial debut of comedian-turned-horror maestro Jordan Peele — was seismic, but it didn't leave a heck of a lot of room for a continuation. The film's producer and Peele himself have spoken about the possibility.
Read MoreWhy Dylan From Spontaneous Looks So Familiar
While watching the new movie Spontaneous, viewers will recognize lead actress Katherine Langford from Netflix shows like 13 Reasons Why and Cursed. However, her Spontaneous love interest Charlie Plummer might be a little harder to place. Here's where you've seen him before.
Read MoreDisney Characters That Only Exist In The Parks
At their core, the Disney Parks are a big celebration of all things Disney and the properties they own, but some of the characters you'll encounter there have no roots in any of their movies or shows. Here's the group of obscure but adorable characters that only exist inside Disney Parks.
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This Is Sean Connery's Best James Bond Movie
Between 1962 and 1983, Sir Sean Connery appeared in six official James Bond movies, plus the non-canonical Thunderball remake Never Say Never Again. There truly is no bad Bond movie with Connery at the helm, but which is the best of the bunch?
Read MoreThe Dungeons & Dragons Character That Pays Tribute To Sean Connery
Two years before Sean Connery's tragic death, a new Dungeons and Dragons model was released that had just a bunch of Sean Connery references in it. Waterdeep: Dragon Heist was released in 2018 and tipped its hat to Sean Connery's 1974 cult classic Zardoz.
Read MoreThe Unreal Amount Of Money Sean Connery Would Have Made From Lord Of The Rings
At 90 years of age, the iconic Sir Sean Connery passed away on October 31, leaving fans and peers alike in a state of mourning for one of the greatest actors of our time. One huge role that Sean Connery turned down was the part of Gandalf the Grey. Here's how much he would have made from it.
Read MoreDaniel Craig's Touching Tribute To Sean Connery
Here's a message from one Bond to another. Following the news that Sir Sean Connery passed away on October 31, 2020, current James Bond Daniel Craig penned a touching statement to the man who originated the role.
Read MoreThe Biggest Movie Roles Sean Connery Turned Down
There were a few big roles Sean Connery could have had, if only he hadn't turned them down.
Read MoreJames Bond Cast Members React To Sean Connery's Death
Following the news of his passing, Sir Sean Connery — who was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2000 — is being remembered by his former Bond co-stars and fellow franchise members and creatives on both social media and in statements provided directly by the Hollywood talent.
Read MoreFilm Legend Sean Connery Has Died
Early reports sourced to Connery's son suggest that Sir Sean had been sick for some time, and died peacefully in his sleep in his Bahamas home.
Read MoreThe Reason Sean Connery Regrets Playing James Bond
The role of James Bond brought Sean Connery fame, fortune, and an eternal association with an iconic character. But Connery isn't just a member of the exclusive list of actors who've played Bond. He also has a metaphorical membership to the club of actors who regret the role that made them famous.
Read MoreThe Sokka Detail That Bothers Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans
There's one thing about Sokka that doesn't quite add up, and it has to do with one of his most prominent traits: his cynicism. He's the kind of guy who likes to question everything going on around him, sarcastically or otherwise.
Read MoreThe Horror Adventure Anime Blood Of Zeus Fans Need To Watch Next
With three seasons already released (and a fourth on the way), this vampire-hunting horror-adventure anime should quench the thirst of anyone who couldn't get enough Blood of Zeus. Here's what you need to know about your next horror anime addiction.
Read MoreThe Little Boy Who Played Damien In The Omen Is Unrecognizable Today
What the 2006 remake lacks in originality, it makes up for with the unwavering stare of Antichrist child Damien, played by Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick. That said, while his glare may be burned into your nightmares, you'd probably never recognize him today.
Read MoreWhat It's Like Behind The Scenes For Bob's Burgers' Voice Actors - Exclusive
To mark Bob's Burgers' landmark 11th season, Looper interviewed John Roberts, the voice of Linda Belcher. Among our topics of discussion: the new Halloween episode, working with creator Loren Bouchard, and the thing that sets Bob's Burgers apart from most animation: its unusual recording process.
Read MoreAshley Eckstein Dishes On The Clone Wars And Life As Ahsoka Tano - Exclusive Interview
In our interview, conducted right before The Clone Wars' series finale, Eckstein discussed her rocky audition process, Ahsoka's lukewarm welcome, why Ahsoka is her real-life role model, and much, much more.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Mandalorian Chapter 9 Explained
On October 30, 2020, The Mandalorian, a stand-alone spinoff of the Star Wars franchise, returned for its second season. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 9 explained.
Read MoreThe Vibroweapons In The Mandalorian Explained
In the opening moments of The Mandalorian season 2, audiences are treated to a glimpse at the sport of kings, the sweet science, known as "two Gamorreans smacking each other with axes." Look closely, and you might notice something peculiar about their weapons.
Read MoreWhy The Post-Credit Scenes Are The Best Part Of The MCU
From providing laughs to setting up the future of the franchise, here's why the post-credit scenes are the best part of the MCU.
Read MoreWhy Shotgun Mary From Warrior Nun On Netflix Looks So Familiar
It'll be intriguing to see the continuing journey of our hero, Ava, in Warrior Nun's second season, but there's another character fans are excited to see back on screen: Shotgun Mary. She's portrayed to perfection by Toya Turner, and while the name may not be familiar, you may have seen her before.
Read MoreBreakout Star Jaeden Martell On Working With Hollywood's Biggest Names - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Jaeden Martell opens up about what's he's taken away from the stars he's worked with over the past half-dozen years — including Bill Murray, Chris Evans, the Knives Out cast, and John Turturro.
Read MoreWriters Who Put Personal Tragedy Into Storylines
Some writers plot out a show's worth of storylines based on personal tragedy, while others contain it to one episode. Some fictionalize the worst moments of their life to confront it head-on. If you're Stephen King, it might even be a near-verbatim retelling with Spooky Stuff added for good measure.
Read MoreThe Best Monster Movies Based On Real-Life Folklore
Monster movies are some of the most beloved films around. A whole lot of these spooky flicks have real-world roots going back thousands of years -- and we're here to explore them. These are the creature features that come straight from actual myths, legends, and folklore.
Read MoreThe MCU Scenes You Didn't Know Came Straight From The Comics
One thing that makes the MCU fun for comics fans, is that the filmmakers respect their world's comic book origins, and frequently include little moments and visual nods that call back directly to the source material. Now, Marvel has released a video showcasing just how close they come.
Read MoreJamie Lee Curtis Offers Intriguing Details About Halloween Kills
We may have to wait another year for the sequel to 2018's Halloween, but thanks to an interview with Jamie Lee Curtis on SiriusXM's The Jess Cagle Show (and a freshly released teaser), fans do have some exciting details about Halloween Kills to tide them over.
Read MoreWhat You Didn't Notice About The Mandalorian Chapter 9's Big Battle
While Mando and his unofficially adopted son would probably like a minute to catch their breath, The Mandalorian chapter 9 proves there's no rest for the wicked. In the battle scene on the season 2 premiere, there's one technical detail you may not have picked up on the first time around.
Read MoreThe Return Of The Jedi Callback You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 9
The season 2 premiere of Disney+'s The Mandalorian contains a callback to an iconic moment in one of the original Star Wars films, Return of the Jedi, which occurs during the big fight at the end when Mando and Cobb face off with the dragon.
Read MoreWhy JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Changed Stand Names For The Anime
In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, each Stand has a name, but many fans noticed that quite a few of those names had changed when the anime reached the U.S. So why did Viz Media change the Stand names?
Read MoreWhat Really Drew Scarlett Johansson To Her Black Widow Role
As one of the original Avengers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow has defined a generation of superhero films — and as it turns out, she was drawn to this role right from the start.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Chapter 9 Moment That's More Important Than You Think
One of the first things audiences learned about Din Djarin on The Mandalorian was his hostility toward droids, sparked by a violent childhood incident. As the show enters its second season, however, it seems some things have changed.
Read MoreThe Hermes Visual Gag In Futurama That Means More Than You Think
Futurama is almost as famous for its references and Easter eggs as it is for its social satire and humor. The show is funny, for sure, but it's also filled from start to finish with nods and callbacks. Some are simple, and easy to spot. Others are more obscure, and go years without being noticed.
Read MoreWho Was That Person At The End Of The Mandalorian Chapter 9?
The Mandalorian is finally back for its second season on Disney+, with the first episode, titled "Chapter 9: The Marshal," premiering on October 30, 2020. At the very end of the episode, a cloaked figure appeared. Here's who that person is.
Read MoreWhy The Monster From The Mandalorian Chapter 9 Means More Than You Think
At first glance, you may think a krayt dragon is a new addition to Star Wars lore, but in actuality, these monsters have been around since the very beginning of the franchise.
Read MoreThe Title Easter Egg You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 9
The title of The Mandalorian’s second season premiere means a lot more than you might think. Here’s why the title of chapter 9 of The Mandalorian is super significant.
Read MoreWhat The Mandalorian Fans Need To Know About The Gotra
Outside of a few Star Wars novels, the Gotra hasn't made much of an impression in the main continuity, but by all accounts, that could change very soon with The Mandalorian. The group was mentioned in Chapter 9 of the show. Here's what's behind that reference.
Read MoreHow Ben Should Really Look In The Umbrella Academy
While fans of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy have grown accustomed to Justin H. Min's handsome face as Ben Hargreeves, aka Number Six, it turns out that his comic counterpart isn't quite as pretty.
Read MoreThe Hidden Taika Waititi Gem You Need To Watch On Hulu
It's not wrong to think that Taika Waititi's everywhere these days. And if you liked Thor: Ragnarok or Jojo Rabbit, you owe it to yourself to check out his 2016 bushwhacking buddy comedy Hunt for the Wilderpeople.
Read MoreWhy Yellowstone Fans Are Taking Another Look At Malcolm Beck
One of the craziest Yellowstone fan theories involves season 2's big bad Malcom Beck (Neal McDonough) seemingly coming back from the dead to take the Duttons out once and for all. Here's the rub.
Read MoreWhat You Never Noticed About Aang And Zuko's Hair In Avatar: The Last Airbender
Some fans have been apt to point out that an interesting visual motif cues this symmetry in Aang and Zuko's character arcs: their constantly evolving haircuts.
Read MoreYou'll Barely Recognize Esther From Orphan Now
The lead role in Orphan is an incredibly demanding, creepy part, and young Isabelle Fuhrman played one of the scariest 'kids' in horror movie history perfectly. So perfectly, in fact, that you'd think she'd have trouble with people associating her face with the terrifying Esther for all eternity.
Read MoreThe Black Widow Scene That Had Its Lead Actresses Sweating Bullets
Black Widow, the long-awaited standalone film for Marvel's lone female avenger, put its lead actresses through the wringer. Here's the one scene that apparently had them both sweating bullets.
Read MoreHow Scarlett Johansson And Florence Pugh Really Felt About Black Widow Getting Delayed
With the news that fans would have to wait even longer for Black Widow to make her solo debut, stars Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh told Marie Claire how they feel about the Marvel blockbuster arriving in theaters a year later than expected.
Read MoreJustice League's Ray Fisher On What Spurred Him To Speak Out Against Joss Whedon
Warner Bros. is moving full steam ahead with Zack Snyder's version of Justice League. While the studio seems set on looking toward the future of DC comic book films, actor Ray Fisher is still trying to hold those accountable who made the theatrical release of Justice League such an ordeal.
Read MoreSupernatural Actress Dishes On Her Scary New Movie Role - Exclusive
Loretta Devine kicked off the spooky part of her career with her portrayal of psychic Missouri Moseley on Supernatural. In an exclusive interview with Looper, she dished on her witchy role in the brand new movie Spell, landing just in time for Halloween.
Read MoreThe New Trailer For Halloween Kills Has Fans Seriously Hyped
Halloween Kills was originally slated for release around Halloween 2020, but has since been delayed a full year, leaving fans desperate for more Michael Myers. Thankfully, we've been trick-or-treated to a fresh new teaser, and fans are already obsessed with everything that happens in it.
Read MoreAmazon Reveals Eye-Opening Details About Borat 2's Success
Perhaps the most surprising thing about the return of Borat is that the sequel is every bit as funny, insightful, relevant, and stomach-churning as the original. And if reports coming out of Amazon Studios are any indication, the streaming film is every bit as big a hit.
Read MoreJon Landau Reveals New Behind-The-Scenes Photo Of Alita: Battle Angel
To celebrate impending re-release of Alita: Battle Angel, producer Jon Landau took to Facebook to share a behind-the-scenes photo with the cast, director, and producers, including James Cameron. It's the perfect photo to remind yourself of the amazing talent that helped bring this movie to life
Read MoreJames Gunn Reveals A Superman Solo Movie Was On The Table At DC
Someone asked — particularly in light of Warner Brothers seemingly not knowing whether to make a Man of Steel sequel — whether Gunn, when he first started talking to WB, had ever thought to make a Superman movie. And, as it turns out, that very nearly could have happened.
Read MoreMajor DC News Just Dropped And We're Incredibly Stoked
The CW just dropped premiere dates for 12 of its new and continuing series, including four DC properties. Fans of The Flash, Batwoman, Black Lightning, and the new Superman & Lois have a lot to look forward to.
Read MoreKevin Costner Gives A Hilarious Answer When Asked About Zack Snyder's Justice League
Kevin Costner is a member of the DC Extended Universe thanks to his turn as Superman's father, Jonathan Kent. Could we see him again in the Snyder Cut? The actor had a hilarious answer when asked about it by Andy Cohen.
Read MoreThe Trailer For Michael Bay's COVID-Inspired Movie Songbird Has Everyone Talking
The trailer Michael Bay's Songbird makes the film look like a mix between a dark dystopian thriller and a love story. Reaction online has been strong, to say the least.
Read MoreInsidious 5 Is Officially A Go
Apparently, Blumhouse Productions want to make sure their fans have a very happy Halloween. The horror movie super-producers just made the announcement that another film in the Insidious franchise is on the way ... and Patrick Wilson is directing.
Read MoreNovember Is Your Last Chance To Watch These Highly Rated Movies On Netflix
Whether you're a fan of old-school musicals, arthouse sex comedies, horror flicks, or neo-noir thrillers, the movies leaving in November are just as diverse and memorable as the rest of Netflix's offerings.
Read MoreThe Marvel Character Anthony Mackie Wants Jamie Dornan To Play - Exclusive
When Looper spoke to Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan for an exclusive interview about their new movie Synchronic, Dornan revealed his lack of superhero knowledge — and Mackie took it upon himself to cast his co-star in an epic Marvel role we haven't yet seen in the MCU.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Dragon Ball Z's Saiyans
Over the course of decades, fans have gradually learned more and more about the mysterious Saiyans at the heart of the series, with each new iteration growing the index of these ape-humanoid warriors at the same rate as their power levels.
Read MoreThe Reason Some NCIS Fans Are Upset About Season 18
NBC announced back in May that NCIS would return for an 18th season, but a hard rain has fallen for fans of Mark Harmon and team. It's been revealed that upcoming year will see only 16 new episodes of the show, as reported by Deadline.
Read MoreWhy David Bowie Fans Aren't Happy About The Stardust Movie Trailer
Coming off the tails of 2018's Bohemian Rhapsody, and 2019's Rocketman, you might expect the upcoming David Bowie film Stardust to be a smashing biopic about the musical career of a legend, but it's not. Instead, it's a character study, done via road trip, without a single Bowie song in it.
Read MoreThe Thrilling Slasher Movie That's Killing It On Netflix
If you're looking to take a break from the cerebral and arty Midsommar of it all, then Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight could be just the bloody ticket. Here's what you need to know about this Polish slasher film that's murdering the competition on Netflix.
Read MoreAn Important Person At Marvel Knows Who The Villain Of The Suicide Squad Is
One big mystery surrounding 2021's The Suicide Squad is which major villain the crew will go up against this time around. The rest of us will have to wait until the movie (or a more spoiler-filled trailer) comes out, but there's one person who's not in the dark.
Read MoreThe Comedy-Drama On HBO Max That Anya Taylor-Joy Fans Will Love
Few up-and-coming actors have had quite as impressive a run over the past few years as Anya Taylor-Joy. If you missed her star turn in a delightful new Jane Austen adaptation early in 2020, you can now watch it in the comfort of your own home on HBO Max.
Read MoreWhy The Latest Power-Up In Boruto Should Worry Naruto Fans
As all fans know, Naruto and Kurama have a partnership, but in the latest arc of the Boruto manga, chapter 51, Kurama informs Naruto of an additional Nine-Tails power he possesses. Here's why fans should be worried following this revelation.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Cassidy Reid Disappeared From Yellowstone
The cataclysmic events of Yellowstone season 3 left the fates of several characters hanging in the balance. After some big doings in previous seasons, however, Cassidy Reid missed out on it all. What's she up to? Some fans have the answer.
Read MoreHow Much Is The Justice League Snyder Cut Really Costing HBO Max?
A four-hour HBO Max Snyder Cut of Justice League is due in 2021. It's fair to ask how much this thing is going to cost. We don't know the exact number, but with help from experts, we can get close to an honest estimate for just how much Warner Bros. is sinking into this very unusual endeavor.
Read MoreWhy Young Diana From The Wonder Woman Movies Looks So Familiar
The second Wonder Woman 1984 trailer provided a flashback to Diana's years on the island of Themyscira among her Amazonian family, highlighting her time as a child. At first glance, this youthful Diana, as portrayed by Lilly Aspell, might seem familiar. Here's where you might have seen her before.
Read MoreWhat The Cast Of Tremors Is Doing Now
Comprised of beloved character actors, career supporting players, and at least one A-lister, the Tremors cast really is as solid as any the genre has ever seen. Here's what that cast is up to today.
Read MoreThe Real Reason I Am Not Okay With This Was Canceled
In mid-2020, Netflix began making extensive cuts to its slate of projects, cancelling many that had already been renewed, including I Am Not Okay with This. Series co-creator Jonathan Entwistle opened up in a recent interview about why the show was canceled.
Read MoreThe Most Evil Futurama Character According To Fans
With a parade of morally dubious characters from which to choose, fans of Futurama have determined that "the world's most huggable industrialist," aka Mom, is also the most evil character on the show. Here's why, and who she beat for the title.
Read MoreWhy The Crown Fans Are Freaking Out Over The Season 4 Trailer
Season 4 of The Crown is set to come out on Netflix on November 15, 2020, and the trailer that was just released provides a glimpse of what subjects the show will tackle this year. Viewers are ecstatic to see this next crucial chapter of British history.
Read MoreThe New Romantic Comedy That's Taking Netflix By Storm
The holidays can be a stressful time of the year. It's understandable that at a certain point, you'd just want to snap and do something unexpected. That's the premise of the latest romantic comedy on Netflix, Holidate.
Read MoreThe Dark Theory About Eric's Grandma In That '70s Show
We only see Kitty Forman's parents, Burt (Tom Poston) and Bea Sigurdson (Betty White), a few times throughout That '70s Show. Burt sadly dies of a heart attack on a season 5 episode, and fans think Bea had something to do with it.
Read MoreThe Darkest Easter Egg Everyone Missed In The Star Wars Universe
The Star Wars universe is a messed-up place. Whether it's chopped-off hands, youngling genocide, or Luke's poor auntie getting burnt to a crisp when she was trying to sweep outside her house, things get pretty dark in that far, far away galaxy. But there's a dark Easter egg that everyone missed.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Why Alita: Battle Angel Takes Place In Latin America
When 20th Century Studios' Alita: Battle Angel first hit theaters, fans of Yukito Kishiro's '90s manga and anime Battle Angel Alita likely noticed one glaring difference: the story's setting. Here's why Alita: Battle Angel takes place in Latin America.
Read MoreThe Flexo Mistake That Bothers Futurama Fans
As we know from 'Bendin' in the Wind,' Bender malfunctions and starts singing folk songs when he's near a magnet. How can Bender wear the Flexo goatee if it's established magnets turn him into a folk singer?
Read MoreThe Anime That Fans Of Altered Carbon's Resleeved Need To Watch
Altered Carbon: Resleeved finds the series' primary protagonist Takeshi Kovacs in a familiar fix (and in familiar skin), being woken from his prison slumber to solve a crime. Of course, the Altered Carbon creatives weren't the first to take the anime approach in service of expanding their world.
Read MoreThe Goldbergs Character That Fans Think Is Bad Luck
This dislike of this one character even goes a little bit deeper than most television pet peeves. According to at least one fan of the series on Reddit, this annoying character is a walking jinx.
Read MoreWhy Holidate Isn't Your Mom's Romantic Comedy
Some of the humor in Holidate isn't exactly what you'd expect from the more tame, traditional rom-coms of years past. In fact, according to Emma Roberts in a recent interview, Holidate "is not your mom's rom-com." Here's why.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg's Tiny Toons Looniversity Just Got Some Great News
The Tiny Toons are back and going to college with a little help from HBO Max. Not only are the Tiny Toons back, but they're returning with a confirmed two-season order.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Holidate Was Filmed In Chicago
Netflix has just dropped the holiday-themed romantic comedy Holidate, and if you've become jaded about what's expected of people during this time of year, then it's the perfect rom-com in which to bask. It's also a tribute to the city of Chicago. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Big Doctor Strange Moment That Was Completely Improvised In Avengers: Endgame
The most recent Avengers: Endgame revelation coming out of the merry Marvel camp comes courtesy of Doctor Strange and The Exorcism of Emily Rose director Scott Derrickson, who took to Twitter to confirm an Avengers: Endgame rumor that had been making the rounds.
Read MoreThe Harry Potter Star Who's Unrecognizable In The Queen's Gambit
Of the familiar faces in The Queen's Gambit, it's likely you won't be able to place that of the actor who portrays Kentucky chess champ Harry Beltik in the series. It belongs to one Harry Melling. And if you do recognize Melling, it's likely because you're a fan of the Harry Potter franchise.
Read MoreHow Filming Wolfboy Put Star Jaeden Martell Into Pennywise's Shoes
Having worked with Bill Skarsgård on both of the IT movies, actor Jaeden Martell tells Looper in an exclusive interview that getting into character for The True Adventures of Wolfboy gave him a whole new appreciation for Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
Read MoreThe Biggest Changes Netflix's The Queen's Gambit Made To Beth
The Queen's Gambit, Netflix's miniseries adaptation of the novel by Walter Tevis, is largely faithful to its source material. However, if you read the book, you may realize there are some pretty significant differences, particularly when it comes to Beth's character.
Read MoreShana & Edwina's Most Bizarre Storage Wars Find Ever
Some truly bizarre things have been found on Storage Wars over the years. It's incredible to see how some people have left behind more than just old clothing and appliances that don't work anymore.
Read MoreHow These Characters Reacted When Discovering Spider-Man's Identity
From comic disbelief to homicidal rage, here’s how these Marvel characters reacted when they learned about Spider-Man’s identity.
Read MoreThe Big Change Hitting Narcos: Mexico Season 3
There's a pretty big change hitting Narcos: Mexico season 3 ... and it just so happens to involve Diego Luna.
Read MoreThe Violent New Anime Series That Everyone's Binging On Netflix
Life in ancient Greece wasn't all drinking wine and composing poetry while lounging around in breezy robes. There were plagues and thieves and wars aplenty, and depending on how much stock you put in legends, a whole pantheon of vindictive gods just waiting to cast your city into the sea.
Read MoreWe Finally Know The Release Date For American Gods Season 3
Fear not, patient fans of American Gods. Gaiman himself, who serves as an executive producer on the series, recently took to Twitter to proclaim an official release date, and it may be even sooner than you think.
Read MoreLetitia Wright Has Hope For A Possible All-Female Avengers Movie
With Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) now dead, Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) also dead, and Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) retired to a handsome military pension, it's clear that the Avengers (along with the MCU as a whole) are in sore need of a new lineup.
Read MoreWhat You Never Noticed About Toph And Swamps In Avatar: The Last Airbender And The Legend Of Korra
The creators of both Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra spare no expense in weaving a vast, intricate narrative tapestry. All these little details can deepen fans' appreciation, and many may be things that went unnoticed the first time around. One such detail has to do with Toph.
Read MoreThe Worst Thing Donna Did To Jackie On That '70s Show
Though many fans of the classic '90s sitcom That '70s Show often show a strong dislike for Jackie, Donna might soon take her place. A recent Reddit thread made the case that Donna wasn't always as good a friend to Jackie as she should have been.
Read MoreGotham Actress On Why Her Character Deserves A Spinoff And The Character She Wants To Play Next
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Gotham and Swamp Thing star Crystal Reed talked about playing Sofia Falcone, and about what might happen if a member of that famous DC crime family found their way into the swamps of Marais.
Read MoreWhat The Umbrella Academy Would Be As Dungeons & Dragons Characters
It's not every day that two much-loved properties collide, but for one Reddit user, the pull to mash up a hit Netflix superhero series with one of the most popular and enduring tabletop role-playing games in history was simply too strong to resist.
Read MoreWhy You Should Be Excited About Netflix's Born To Be Murdered
John David Washington of Tenet fame is starring in Born to Be Murdered, a recent Netflix acquisition, along with Alicia Vikander. Producing it is Luca Guadagnino, working with much of the crew from his Call Me by Your Name. With such an acclaimed cast and crew, it's looking to be an exciting film.
Read MoreHow Kazakhstan Really Feels About Borat
Borat 2 does present Kazakhstan as a backwater mud pit with highly suspect customs and a hilarious national anthem, but does the real Kazakhstan completely and utterly resent Borat, or is the fictional reporter a hit on the 'home' front?
Read MoreThe Adam Sandler Comedy-Drama You've Never Seen On Netflix
While Adam Sandler struck gold with the success of his latest holiday release Hubie Halloween, the prolific actor has another film on Netflix you may never have seen -- and this one does not include an inexplicable silly voice.
Read MoreWhy A Baby Yoda Mashup Has Alita: Battle Angel Fans Excited
It seems like every major pop culture figure is getting a baby version of itself these days. Now, Alita director Robert Rodriguez recently shared artwork from Twitter user @PaulUntitled depicting a pint-sized version of the titular heroine standing beside the one and only Baby Yoda.
Read MoreThe Harry Potter Snape Quote That Means More Than You Think
Throughout the Harry Potter franchise, Severus Snape serves as one of the series' most complex characters. And just like Snape's motives, his last words to Harry might have much deeper implications than many realize.
Read MoreCobrai Kai Fans Point Out The Worst Thing Mr. Miyagi Ever Did
Inspired by the real-life Chojun Miyagi, Mr. Miyagi is framed as the moral compass of the Karate Kid universe. As evidenced by a conscious choice he made in the first Karate Kid movie, however, he wasn't totally above bending the rules in his favor, with not so much as a second thought.
Read MoreThe Entire Criminal Minds Timeline Explained
Criminal Minds spans 15 seasons of pulse-pounding action, drama, and intrigue. To help you keep the story of Reid, Rossi, and all the other members of the BAU straight, we've assembled this timeline of the entire series.
Read MoreThe NCIS New Orleans Scene That Could Have Ended In Tragedy
A fictional robbery turned into a terrifying encounter for two NCIS: New Orleans actors after the police were called during filming, according to a lawsuit. The men and the owner of the jewelry store the show as filming in allege that CBS didn't obtain permits or notify authorities about the scene.
Read MoreBorat 2 Release Date, Cast And Plot - What We Know So Far
Not only has a surprise follow-up to Sacha Baron Cohen's 2006 mockumentary been shot in secret, it's reportedly already been screened for a handful of movie industry insiders. And if reports are anything to go by, the sequel will be just as offensive and scandalous as the first film.
Read MoreMaya Hawke's Brother Joins The Cast Of Stranger Things For Season 4
When she arrived in the third season of Stranger Things, Robin Buckley became a near-instant fan favorite. Scoops Ahoy's top employee earned audiences' respect through her cunning and attitude, channeled via a rockstar performance by Maya Hawke. Now, her IRL brother is getting in on the game.
Read MoreThe Futurama Joke That Took Two Days To Write
In 2017, the cast and creators of Futurama fielded fan questions during a Reddit AMA. One of the more intriguing behind-the-scenes stories involved the writers' room taking two whole days to come up with a single line of dialogue. No one can say the writers ever phoned it in.
Read MoreWhy The Walking Dead Comics Fans Are Worried About Maggie In The Show
The Walking Dead is entering a part of its arc in which Rick dies in the comics. But with Rick gone, whose death could fill that narrative hole? Some fans are worried that Maggie might not last when the Commonwealth enters the picture.
Read MoreSwamp Thing Star Reflects On His Alopecia Journey - Exclusive
Derek Mears has inhabited a host of monstrous figures, from Jason Voorhees to a Predator to Swamp Thing. Now, in an exclusive interview with Looper, the actor opens up about how his own lifelong journey with alopecia has helped him relate to characters who feel misunderstood.
Read MoreHow Matthew McConaughey Really Feels About His Catchphrase
It's a basic line, but an iconic one. Here's how Matthew McConaughey really feels about his famous affirmation from Dazed and Confused.
Read MoreAnthony Mackie Reveals The Most Exciting Part Of Being Captain America - Exclusive
When Looper spoke to Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan during an exclusive interview for their new sci-fi film Synchronic, Mackie dished on why he's most excited to take on Cap's shield for the upcoming The Falcon and the Winter Soldier series on Disney+.
Read MoreThe Haunting Of Bly Manor Line That Has Fans Theorizing
Fans have a new theory about the significance of a specific line featured in episode 3 of Bly Manor, "The Two Faces, Part One," a line spoken by fan-favorite character Hannah Grose (T'Nia Miller).
Read MoreThe Best Movies And TV Shows Coming To Disney+ In November 2020
With November fast approaching, there'st a trove of exciting new streaming releases on the way to ensure you and your family will be well entertained as the crisp fall days and long brisk nights consume the land. Here's a look at the best movies and TV shows coming to Disney+ in November 2020.
Read MoreThe Action-Packed Anime Movie That Just Blew Past Spirited Away's Record
Move over Spirited Away, there's a new champ in town. While the movie has only been out in theaters for not even a month, it's already made quite the name for itself, becoming one of the highest grossing anime films of all time in the country.
Read MoreThe John Cena Comedy That's Hot On Hulu Right Now
Playing with Fire appears to be finding a second life on Hulu, where viewers are discovering lots to love about watching Cena engage in slapstick antics alongside a strong cast that's rounded out by Judy Greer, John Leguizamo, Keegan-Michael Key, and Tyler Mane.
Read MoreHeath Ledger's Connection With The Queen's Gambit You Didn't Know About
The Queen's Gambit is one of those projects that's been kicking around Hollywood forever in various forms. Many directors have been attached to the project over time, and at one point, a movie adaptation was in the works with an immensely talented actor set to take the helm.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Jackie Chan Stopped Filming American Movies
If you’re a cinephile in the United States, you might have noticed Jackie Chan has appeared in fewer and fewer American films throughout the years; here’s why this action star is laying low when it comes to American movies.
Read MoreAliyah Royale Talks The Walking Dead: World Beyond Season 1 - Exclusive Interview
Read about Royale's amusing on-set moments, like what it was like randomly running into her first fully made up Walker castmates, her favorite zombie designs, and why you should really tune in to World Beyond — even if you're one of those skeptical fans who's currently experiencing zombie fatigue.
Read MoreThe Saved By The Bell Revival Trailer Has Everyone Talking
While a lot has changed at Bayside High since the '90s, it seems the one thing that remains constant is the fact that high school is filled with drama.
Read MoreChris Parnell, Voice Of Cyril Figgis On Archer - Exclusive Interview
Looper interviewed Chris Parnell halfway through the season as part of our Archer coverage. We spoke about the new season, new scenario, new writers, and new Cyril. We also took time to ask about his Saturday Night Live years, the truth behind 30 Rock's Dr. Leo Spaceman, and his early career.
Read MoreThe Superpowered Horror Movie Fans Of The Boys Season 2 Need To Watch
The Boys is a potent antidote to Hollywood's steady stream of superhero movies that delights in eviscerating the idea that people with superpowers would automatically become heroes. If fans of that ethos need something to bide their time until the next season, Brightburn fits the bill.
Read MoreTom Austen And Sydney Lemmon On Dark Places, Marvel, And The Future Of Helstrom - Exclusive Interview
In this exclusive interview with Looper, Austen and Lemmon talked about what makes Helstrom different from other supernaturally-themed TV shows, the bond they shared offscreen, the show's relationship with Marvel, the possibility of a future for Helstrom beyond season one, and much more.
Read MoreMoon Knight Will Be The Third Comic Book Character Oscar Isaac Has Played
Oscar Isaac may end up playing of Marvel's most interesting characters, and if he does, it won't be his first time playing a famous comic book character; in fact, Isaac has already played two comic book staples.
Read MoreThe Comic That Fans Think Inspired The Mandalorian Season 2
t remains to be seen what exactly where the second season of The Mandalorian will take us, but one Redditor has an idea of a story arc we might see, and it stems from a Star Wars comic book that was released in 2020.
Read MoreThe Superbad Reunion Just Got Even More Exciting
On October 27, the cast of the 2007 cult classic Superbad will come together to raise money for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. With one last-minute addition to the festivities, we can officially say that fans should be super excited.
Read MoreTitans Fans Are Freaking Out About The Red Hood Season 3 Reveal
Season 3 of the show about a young generation of superheroes teaming up to battle the forces of evil is currently without a release date. But fans did get a tease about an exciting new storyline that will be featured in the upcoming season of Titans on HBO Max.
Read MoreShang-Chi's Director Just Gave MCU Fans Reason To Celebrate
As is the case with most major Hollywood blockbusters, production on Shang-Chi suffered a major blow when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. We have fresh hope that it'll be able to make its July 2021 release date, thanks to some exciting news courtesy of director Destin Daniel Cretton and star Simu Liu.
Read MoreGame Of Thrones Character Endings Ranked From Worst To Best
After eight seasons and 10 years on the air, Game of Thrones came to a controversial end. We're here to rank its major characters' endings from worst to best -- and boy, are there some doozies.
Read MoreBatwoman's Javicia Leslie Looks Epic In The New Batsuit
Batwoman may only be getting ready for its second season, but the show has already received a massive shake-up. For season 2 of Batwoman, Javicia Leslie will play Ryan Wilder, who becomes Gotham's new Dark Knight. Now, we finally know what she'll look like joining the Bat family.
Read MoreGet A Jaw-Dropping Look At Kate Winslet Performing Underwater For Avatar 2
Over 20 years after she followed James Cameron into the middle of the ocean, Titanic star Kate Winslet is once again taking the plunge with the acclaimed director. For the Avatar sequels, Winslet is going all the way to the bottom, as evidenced in a new behind the scenes photo.
Read MoreLegendary Guitarist Eddie Van Halen Dies At 65
Eddie Van Halen has gone to the great rock stage in the sky. The legendary musician, who fronted the '70s-formed rock band Van Halen as its lead guitarist, died on Tuesday, October 6, 2020 following a long battle with cancer. He was 65 years old.
Read MoreThe Intense New Drama That's Taking Over Netflix Right Now
Netflix's freshly released miniseries The Queen's Gambit follows one young woman's quest to triumph in a difficult and male-dominated field. That struggle is part of the reason why The Queen's Gambit is currently the number-one series on Netflix's most-watched list.
Read MoreThe Creepy Post-Apocalyptic Thriller That's Killing It On Netflix
What's on your short list of things that send chills up your spine? A post-nuclear apocalyptic setting? Wealthy folks with insidious agendas? Spooky old hotels? If you answered yes to the above, then you'll want to check out Cadaver, the thriller that's currently picking up steam on Netflix.
Read MoreJames Bond Boss Reportedly Eyeing Idris Elba To Play 007
Elba, Idris Elba could be the next 007. According to new reports, longtime James Bond franchise producer Barbara Broccoli told filmmaker Antoine Fuqua that "it is time" for a non-white actor to play James Bond — and rumor has it that Idris Elba is the top pick for the part.
Read MoreMarvel Has Found Its Moon Knight, And The Casting Couldn't Be More Perfect
For more than a decade, as Marvel Studios has taken step after step to become the entertainment juggernaut par excellence that we know and love today, one question has echoed through the halls of nerdery: "Where Moon Knight at?" At last, we have our answer.
Read MoreThe Hocus Pocus Sequel Just Got The Best News Ever
We've known for a while now that work has begun on a Hocus Pocus sequel, which will be a Disney+ original movie directed by Adam Shankman. While its existence is more than enough to make '90s kids jump for joy, OG actress Bette Midler recently revealed news that will make the sequel even better.
Read MoreSalvatore Esposito Talks About His Role On Fargo, Breaking Into Hollywood, And More - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Salvatore Esposito went into detail about what makes his Fargo character tick, where he hopes his acting career is headed, and the real-life brotherly bond he shares with Jason Schwartzman.
Read MoreThe Boys Star Nathan Mitchell On Bringing Black Noir To Life And The 'Family' Of The Cast - Exclusive Interview
With season 2 all wrapped up, Looper talked to the man behind the mask, Nathan Mitchell, about what it's like to bring Black Noir to life, that big scene near the end of the second season, and why the cast on both sides of the ensemble has become a kind of family.
Read MoreIs The Queen's Gambit A True Story?
The new Netflix drama series The Queen's Gambit is the story of Beth Harmon, a chess prodigy during the Cold War era who rises through the ranks of the professional chess world while battling mental illness and an addiction to tranquilizers. It's a gripping
Read MorePaul Zbyszewski And June Carryl On Helstrom - Exclusive Interview
In this exclusive interview with Looper, conducted alongside cast member June Carryl (who plays Dr. Louise Hastings), Zbyszewski offers behind-the-scenes insights from Marvel's latest foray into super-powered television thrills.
Read MoreHow Thanos Knew Who Tony Stark Was In Avengers: Infinity War
We've all had a moment where we meet a "stranger" and quickly realize we know who they are. Though he's an intergalactic tyrant, Thanos had this human experience in Avengers: Infinity War, when he instantly recognized Tony Stark. Thanks to the film's commentary track, we now know how Thanos did.
Read MoreJames Gunn On How The Suicide Squad Compares To The Guardians Of The Galaxy
Having written and directed the 2014 hit Guardians of the Galaxy, James Gunn knows a thing or two about directing heroes with questionable motives. So, how does Gunn think the characters from his new anti-superhero flick compare to the intergalactic criminals from Guardians of the Galaxy?
Read MoreTom Holland Shares The Spider-Man 3 News We've All Been Waiting For
Spidey's latest Marvel Cinematic Universe adventure seems to have finally cleared its worst hurdles. In fact, leading man Tom Holland just shared the Spider-Man 3 news we've all been waiting for.
Read MoreBrand-New The Suicide Squad Photos Are Super Revealing
There are numerous theories surrounding The Suicide Squad and the direction it could take — and while there's not a whole lot to go off for the time being, we now have a better look at some of the new villains who will be introduced in the forthcoming movie.
Read MoreThe Richest Heroes In The Marvel Universe Ranked
Being a superhero is expensive. Luckily, these Marvel heroes have cash to burn.
Read MoreThe Stark Sisters Reunite In The Trailer For Carpool Karaoke: The Series
Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams hit the road together in a new trailer for the Apple Music series.
Read MoreWhat's The Song In The New Black Panther Trailer?
Do you recognize the track at the heart of the new Black Panther trailer?
Read MoreRalph Enters The Internet In Wreck-It Ralph 2 Teaser Trailer
Wreck-It Ralph is moving into the digital age whether he's ready or not.
Read MoreCarrie Fisher Was Going To Be A Big Part Of Star Wars 9
Director Colin Trevorrow said the movie will be changed to honor the late Star Wars legend.
Read MoreDavid Fincher Shares Heartbreaking Mindhunter Update
Mindhunter fans just got the worst news possible, courtesy of director David Fincher. Here’s the real reason why Mindhunter likely won’t return for a third season.
Read MoreDirty Rotten Scoundrels Star Glenne Headly Dies At 63
The actress was also known for Dick Tracy.
Read MoreFormer Walking Dead Showrunner Reveals His Biggest Regret - Exclusive
With nearly ten years of creative decisions and showrunning under his belt, does former Walking Dead showrunner Scott Gimple have any regrets? That was one of the burning questions Looper asked him during a recent exclusive interview.
Read MorePower Rangers 2 - Will It Ever Happen?
In 2017, it was morphin' time, but since then, we've yet to get a "Power Rangers" sequel. Will a follow-up film ever hit the big screen?
Read MoreThe Wingraves Theory That Has The Haunting Of Bly Manor Fans Buzzing
Star Henry Thomas' admission that the Wingraves died in a plane crash set the fandom abuzz with some pretty interesting theories about the tragic event that set this whole creepy story in motion.
Read MoreSacha Baron Cohen Fires Back At Donald Trump's Reaction To Borat
While Cohen has remained in character, even on Twitter, for most of the early sparring with actual political figures in the wake of his bombshell movie release, a recent shot across the bow from President Donald Trump drew him out of character to issue a rare dig in his own authorial voice.
Read MoreWhat Disney World's Galactic Starcruiser Will Look Like In Real Life
While the Star Wars attraction Galaxy's Edge is already up-and-running in the theme park, this new feature promises to be something much more immersive.
Read MoreHere's Mark Wahlberg As Sully On The Uncharted Movie Set
Fans have known for a while that Mark Wahlberg will star in the Uncharted film as Victor "Sully" Sullivan, who's defining physical trait is his mustache. So when Wahlberg suddenly popped up on Instagram sporting a mustache and sitting in what looks like a trailer on a movie set, fans flipped out.
Read MoreTrump Unloads On New Borat Movie And Sacha Baron Cohen
President Donald Trump isn't impressed with the new Borat movie, or with its star, Sacha Baron Cohen ... though it's not surprising that the president isn't a fan of Borat 2. After all, the movie takes aim at his supporters, and appears to demonstrate lax security measures at the White House.
Read MoreHarley Quinn Could Die In The Suicide Squad
Will DC fans soon have to say goodbye to their favorite Maid of Mischief? According to James Gunn, it's a possibility. The writer-director revealed on Twitter that with The Suicide Squad, he was given total creative freedom to do whatever he wants — killing Harley Quinn included.
Read MoreThat Controversial Borat 2 Scene Is Now Online For All To See
A lot happens in the new Borat movie, a sequel to the 2006 original that launched leading man Sacha Baron Cohen into the spotlight with a hearty "very nice!", but there's one moment in particular that has everyone talking.
Read MoreHere's Why James Gunn Just Promised This Beloved MCU Character Will Stay Dead
Comic books are notorious for bringing characters back from the dead, and movies based on comic books have been known to follow suit (think Superman and Loki). Don't count on this beloved character coming back, though.
Read MoreNew Marvel Book Reveals How MCU's Iron Man Knew About Spider-Man
Tony Stark knew about Peter Parker for long enough and well enough to take the young superhero under his wing, but we did not know all the particulars ... until now. Recently, located in the pages of the a book titled The Wakanda Files, is the answer to how, exactly, Stark knew about Spider-Man.
Read MoreThe Borat White House Infiltration Scene You Didn't See
The sequel to Borat is focused in part on Borat's desire to give his daughter Tutar away to United States Vice President Mike Pence as a bribe. One scene that did not make it into the final film involves Tutar being ushered into the White House by an unexpected source: OAN.
Read MoreWhy Doctor Who Fans Should Watch The 2000 Dungeons & Dragons Movie
There aren't many reasons to watch the 2000 Dungeons & Dragons film, but for fans of Doctor Who, there may actually be a pretty compelling one.
Read MoreThe Kingdom Solider Fans Want To See In Tales Of The Walking Dead
Even though The Walking Dead is officially ending, fans are already looking forward to the sequel anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead. Here's the Kingdom soldier that fans are eager to see more of.
Read MoreWriter/director Brian Duffield Discusses His Film Spontaneous - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Brian Duffield delved into what influenced Spontaneous, the sociopolitical themes running through the film, and how hard it was to bring symmetry to such a unique story.
Read MoreWhat Joe Manganiello Would Look Like As Kraven The Hunter
Ever since Spider-Man entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there's been a great push to incorporate villains from the full spectrum of his rogues' gallery. One of the most-wanted is Kraven the Hunter, and we have an idea who could play him: Joe Manganiello.
Read MoreThe Criminal Minds Character That Fans Can't Agree On
Prentiss' accomplishments are impressive, to say the least. However, just because she's a long-running character with a laudable track record, doesn't mean every Criminal Minds fan is enamored with her.
Read MoreWho Is More Powerful, Superman Or Homelander?
For all that we know about both Homelander and Superman, we don't know what might happen if the two were to come head to head with one another. In a battle between them, who would have the upper hand?
Read MoreThe Borat 2 Interview That Gets Fans Emotional
Borat fans had an idea as to what they should expect from the sequel. But some viewers were shocked to find that the sequel had an emotional side as well, with one interview in particular receiving lots of fan attention for the warmth and kindness it displays.
Read MoreWhy Tom Holland Was Just Removed From A Picture With RDJ And Chris Pratt
Is this the most controversial celebrity photo cropping incident since Diddy famously cut Kendall and Kylie Jenner out of his Met Gala photo? Robert Downey Jr. became the subject of controversy this week after he posted a seemingly innocuous photo of himself and actor Chris Pratt on Instagram.
Read MoreThe Coming-Of-Age Comedy That's Climbing The Netflix Top 10
Yes, God, Yes is an indie comedy that was added to Netflix in October and has already captured the attention of subscribers. At the time of writing, the movie was second on Netflix's list of the top 10 most viewed movies on their platform. Here's what you need to know about it.
Read MoreThe Mystery Thriller Fans Of #Alive Need To Watch On Netflix
If you are a fan of well-crafted thrillers like #Alive and find yourself looking for something else to fill the void once the movie's over, Netflix has another film that you should definitely check out called Forgotten.
Read MoreThe Scariest New Monsters Of 2017
The scariest monsters of 2017 have already started coming. And they aren't slowing down.
Read MoreThe Epic New War TV Series That's Blowing Netflix Viewers Away
Barbarians debuted on the streaming service on October 23rd, 2020. All six episodes of the first season can now be viewed, and anyone who's a fan of History's Vikings will want to check it out.
Read MoreEverything Coming To Netflix In July 2017
Remember when TV networks basically took the summers off? Netflix would never do that to you.
Read MoreThe Heartbreaking Truth Behind Sailor Moon's Origin
The inspiration for works of fiction has to come from somewhere, and in this case, Sailor Moon draws on creator Naoko Takeuchi's personal experiences as a young student.
Read MoreCould Homelander From The Boys Beat Superman In A Fight?
On one corner, you have Homelander, the fearsome uber-Supe of The Boys universe. On the other, there's the DCEU's Superman (Henry Cavill), the last survivor of planet Krypton and a solar-powered strongman whom all other superheroes are compared to. Which one of them would win?
Read MoreThe Strange Harry Potter Character We Never Got To See In The Movies
Harry Potter has so many characters that not all of them made it into the finished films. If you haven’t read the Harry Potter books, here’s the extremely strange character — Peeves the Poltergeist — we never got to see in the movies.
Read MoreWhat Fans Think Is The Worst Job On Yellowstone
Fans of Yellowstone think they've found a new addition to the list of jobs to avoid at all costs when you're scanning the want ads, and it's neither breaking horses in on the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch or breaking legs as part of the show's unseemly underbelly of Montana power struggles.
Read MoreSwamp Thing Details That Only Super Fans Notice
Now is the perfect opportunity to discover a series truly unlike anything else on television — or to re-watch Swamp Thing and catch all the tiny winks and references you may have missed. With that in mind, here's a look at some of the comic references aimed at viewers looking beneath the surface.
Read MoreWhy Maxim De Winter From Netflix's Rebecca Looks So Familiar
Netflix’s latest thriller boasts a pretty star-studded cast, and you’ll definitely recognize one of its two talented leads. Here’s where you’ve seen Armie Hammer from Netflix’s Rebecca before.
Read MoreThe One Way John Boyega Would Consider Returning To Star Wars_0.50
A recent interview with Yahoo! Entertainment has brought a potential Finn return back into the spotlight. All it would take is an abandoned script, a team of animators, and a production setup that would let him work from his living room.
Read MoreThis Is What Lucas Black Has Been Doing Since NCIS: New Orleans
Lucas Black's departure left a noticeable void in NCIS: New Orleans, and one has to wonder whether the producers will ever be able to fill it moving forward. As for the actor, he's been keeping busy since LaSalle met his end. Here's what he's been up to since leaving NCIS: New Orleans behind.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Netflix's Rebecca Explained
Netflix's Rebecca isn't the first adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's gothic thriller, but if you missed Alfred Hitchcock's celebrated 1940 version, you may have been gobsmacked by the film's final act. We're going to break it down and explain everything you need to know about the ending of Rebecca.
Read MoreWhy Fans Are Worried About Ahsoka Appearing In The Mandalorian Season 2
Within Star Wars canon, there's still no solid explanation for what happens to Ahsoka between Rebels and The Last Jedi, so her fate remains open for Jon Favreau to interpret.
Read MoreWhy Beth From The Queen's Gambit Looks So Familiar
Chess is at the center of Netflix's new drama The Queen's Gambit, and as the story unfolds, many are likely to ponder where they've previously seen the young woman portraying this Grandmaster in the making. Her name is Anya Taylor-Joy. And you've almost certainly seen her before.
Read MoreBloopers That Make Us Love The Captain Marvel Cast Even More
The stars of the MCU are often prone to mess-ups, and the cast of Captain Marvel no exception. Despite seasoned actors and Oscar winners filling the movie's roster, lines were forgotten, blocking was totally bungled, and goofiness got the best of the stars more often than you might think.
Read MoreWhen Is Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet Season 8 Coming To Disney+?
Fans of reality drama with an interest in veterinary medicine have been treated to a bounty of content on Disney+ in the form of seven seasons of Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet. Now, they're understandably eager to find out when the Mouse House plans to start playing season 8.
Read MoreThe Funniest MCU Characters Ranked
From moments of subtle wit to something as ridiculous as a drunk Tony Stark blasting a watermelon mid-flight, a good laugh is a staple of every Marvel movie. The question is, who's the funniest one of the bunch?
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Watchmen
Much of what is assumed about Watchmen and its making would be loudly shouted down by creators Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. The inspirations for Watchmen, its creators' intentions, and the contributions each creator brought to the table are often misunderstood or overlooked.
Read MoreHere's What Viewers Think Is Wrong With Netflix's Rebecca
Opinions are generally divided between viewers familiar with the iconic Hitchcock version, and viewers experiencing the story of Rebecca for the first time.
Read MoreHow The Pandemic Created The Perfect Storm For Discovery's Gold Rush
Discovery's Gold Rush explores the world of gold mining -- a world that has, believe it or not, gotten a major boost from the COVID-19 pandemic. How is this possible? Read on to discover why the Gold Rush guys stand to make more money than ever during season 11.
Read MoreWhat Anthony Mackie And Jamie Dornan Want You To Know About Their New Movie - Exclusive
Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan are headed to video-on-demand screens and select theaters to deliver Synchronic — a thought-provoking, genre-bending sci-fi film. Looper spoke with Mackie and Dornan in an exclusive interview, during which they revealed what fans need to know about Synchronic.
Read MoreEvery Ip Man Movie Ranked Worst To Best
After Donnie Yen's Ip Man became a hit at home and abroad, Yen went on to reprise the role in several sequels, but he isn't the only actor to play the kung fu veteran. Here's every Ip Man movie, ranked worst to best.
Read MoreHow The Helstrom Siblings Were Really Cast - Exclusive
Helstrom showrunner Paul Zbyszewski needed to find the children of the devil -- not literally, but his Hulu series revolves around two Marvel Comics characters whose origin story involves their dad, Satan. The showrunner and creator told us how he found the right fit in this exclusive interview.
Read MoreWhere Was Alita: Battle Angel Filmed?
Alita: Battle Angel blew audiences away with its vision of a post-apocalyptic world. But in what real-world places did the film shoot? The answer might surprise you.
Read MoreWhy Mrs. De Winter From Netflix's Rebecca Looks So Familiar
Just like Mrs. de Winter can't escape Rebecca, you may find yourself unable to escape the feeling as though you've seen this actress before. She's had a meteoric rise to fame in Hollywood, and chances are good you've seen her in at least one film in the past.
Read MoreThe New Tremors Sequel That Everyone's Watching On Netflix
Considering the Tremors TV reboot didn't get off the ground, it's nice to see there's still interest in the series so that people can still witness the majesty that is Graboid carnage.
Read MoreWhy That '70s Show Fans Are Split Over Donna
Donna's character grows through the show's progression, but the growth is ultimately influenced by her scrawny boyfriend. Some fans don't like the person Donna grows into.
Read MoreThe Back To The Future Detail That Fans Find Worrying
The beloved time travel series Back to the Future is packed with iconic lines and small details that fans still might miss after several re-watchings, but there's one line from the first film in the trilogy that has some fans worried about its connotation.
Read MoreCould The Deep From The Boys Beat Aquaman In A Fight?
The Deep from The Boys is an obvious reference to Aquaman. What would happen if they fought? Which of these marine heroes would claim the right to rule the waves over the other? Let's take a closer look at this waterlogged matchup.
Read MoreNews Of The World Trailer Unravels The Tom Hanks Drama You Won't Want To Miss
Reliable as ever, Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks is returning to the silver screen this Christmas for what's sure to be a moving, heart-tugging feature: News of the World, the full-length trailer for which has just dropped.
Read MoreThe History Of Kang The Conqueror Explained
Kang the Conqueror is one of Marvel's most formidable bad guys. This time-traveling tyrant has lived a thousand lives in a thousand times -- and we're here to break them down for you, one century at a time. From his reign as Pharaoh to his many kidnapped heirs, this is Kang's backstory.
Read MoreThe Doctor Strange Problem That Stan Lee Wanted To Retract
The world of comic books hosts some of the most creative minds in all of history, but none can hold a candle to the legendary Stan Lee. Lee was also one of the most conscientious comics creators of all time, as evidenced by this tale of his demand on the team behind Doctor Strange.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Sons Of Anarchy Actor Johnny Lewis
Kip "Half-Sack" Epps, played by Johnny Lewis, was a well-liked character on Sons of Anarchy, and his death was a major moment on the show. Unfortunately, the actor who played him would meet his own tragic end down the road.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Quibi Is Shutting Down
On October 21, 2020, it came to light that the short-form streaming service Quibi is officially closing its doors after only six months on the market. Here's what really caused the streamer's downfall.
Read MoreJamie Chung Talks Lovecraft Country Season 1 - Exclusive Interview
In Looper's exclusive chat with Chung, she offered some tasty morsels about her time on set, including why Ji-Ah is truly a rare type of role for Asian actors, her thoughts on how Lovecraft Country tackles relevant issues such as racism, and all the bloody details behind those bizarre sex scenes.
Read MoreThe Yellowstone Casting Rumor That Could Change Things For Beth
it seems a new character is coming to Yellowstone in season 4, and their arrival could signal that Beth and her brooding beau Rip might become parents after all. Major changes are afoot for the cast of Paramount Network's hit neo-Western, and the fans are already speculating.
Read MoreEwan McGregor Wore His Obi-Wan Kenobi Costume On The Mandalorian Set
Fans are taking the cameo appearance on the set of The Mandalorian as a good sign that work is under way on the Obi-Wan Kenobi Disney+ series.
Read MoreWho Will Be The Next MCU Big Bad After Thanos?
While the comics have plenty of bad guys to choose from, filling Thanos' shoes won't be easy. You'll need a fan-favorite if you want to elicit the same kind of response fans had when they saw that purple-skinned profile in the mid-credits scene of Avengers.
Read MoreThe Most Expensive Movies Ranked Worst To Best
An expensive production doesn't necessarily warrant a good product. A look at the top ten most expensive movies alone shows a huge range in genre, style, tone, and audience reception... even if more than half of them have the same parent company.
Read MoreTom Cruise Looks Cool As Ever On The Mission: Impossible 7 Set
Things seem to be back on track for Mission: Impossible 7 as evidenced by a flurry of behind-the-scenes photos that reveal a masked Tom Cruise looking cool as ever.
Read MoreThe Most Incredible Things The Hulk Has Ever Done
The Hulk, as he reminds us so many times in the comics, isn't just super strong. He's the strongest one there is. How strong is that? Judge for yourself with this list of the Green Goliath's most incredible feats of strength in comics and movies.
Read MoreSamuel L. Jackson Teases How Captain Marvel Arrives In Endgame
While speculation and theories abound regarding Carol Danvers' entrance into the MCU and how it will affect the greater storylines of Infinity War and Endgame, recent comments from Samuel L. Jackson have only added fuel to the fire.
Read MoreHere's What The Boys' Antony Starr Would Look Like As Superman
Homelander dressed up like his inspiration, Superman? The results: Disturbing in the best way.
Read MoreThe Most Unexpected Character Will Be In Zack Snyder's Justice League
It looks like the Snyder Cut is going to be extra tWiSteD. The years-long avant-garde performance piece we've all been living in, entitled Waiting For Zack Snyder's Justice League, just threw us another exciting new twist.
Read MoreWhy The Cast Of Shazam! Looks So Familiar
Shazam's first go on the big screen is an origin story, so don't worry too much if you're going in cold. Just make sure you're paying attention and enjoy the ride. Even if you aren't familiar with the characters, you're going to see a few familiar faces bringing them to life.
Read MoreThe Star Wars Sequel Trilogy Storyline That Sadly Never Panned Out
The Star Wars sequel trilogy was meant to be a bit different than the final product that came out. Fans got an exciting ending to a long story in J.J. Abrams' version of things, but there was an arc in Colin Trevorrow's script that would've made the final installment just a little bit cooler.
Read MoreFans Are Freaking Out Over Jared Leto's Joker Being In The Snyder Cut
As it turns out, Zack Snyder's much mythologized vision for the Justice League includes a whole lot more Jared Leto playing the Clown Prince of Crime. Fans have some strong feelings about this revelation.
Read MoreJesse's Best Father Figure On Breaking Bad Isn't Who You'd Think
No one in Breaking Bad is winning Father of the Year, but you could say that multiple characters showed at least a vague interest in becoming a father figure type for troubled and traumatized meth addict-dealer-maker Jesse Pinkman. The best of them might come as a surprise.
Read MoreAlita: Battle Angel Fans Have The Perfect Idea For The Sequel's Title
Plenty of movies become hits, but only a select few can say they have an entire "Army" behind them. The Alita Army has a great idea for the next film's title.
Read MoreMichael Keaton Has A Hilarious Answer To The 'Best Batman Ever' Question
The question has echoed through the halls of nerdy christendom since time immemorial: Which Batman is the best? During a recent appearance with Jimmy Kimmel, Michael Keaton had what we'd consider a definitive answer.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Room Isn't On Netflix, According To Tommy Wiseau
You're tearing us apart, Netflix! Tommy Wiseau, the mysterious, eccentric creative force behind the immortal cult classic film The Room, has gone public as to why you can't find his masterpiece on Netflix: he says that the streamer doesn't want it.
Read MoreHalloween Hidden Gems On Netflix You Need To Watch
Warm up some cider, grab some candy, and get in the Halloween mood with these hidden gems. And oh yeah, if you need to sleep with the lights on for the next few nights? We promise we won't tell.
Read MoreSimpsons Actor Reveals The Inspiration Behind Fat Tony - Exclusive
Joe Mantegna is well-known for his roles in mob stories like The Godfather: Part III, but his inspiration for his Simpsons turn came from a different source. He told Looper all about it when we sat down to reflect with the actor on his tenure as a part of the longest-running show of all time.
Read MoreThis Is Ryan Reynolds' Most Underrated Movie On Netflix
Prior to Reynolds' breakout as Deadpool, the smarm and charm were primarily reserved for his work in comedic or romantic offerings. And most movie lovers would agree that, at least in the early days of his career, Reynolds was at his best in films that combined both comedy and romance.
Read MoreThe New Best Movies And TV Shows To Watch On Netflix In November 2020
As 2020 heads into its last few months, Netflix's content catalogue is turning over once again. Here's a selection of the very best movies, television shows, and everything in between coming to Netflix in November 2020 — as well as the titles that, sadly, will be leaving the platform.
Read MoreArcher Fans Are Celebrating Some Epic News
Do you want Archer news? Because this is how you get Archer news. Fans should be very excited, because their favorite animated series featuring a spy voiced by H. Jon Benjamin has officially been renewed.
Read MoreThe Scene In Wonder Woman 1984 That Makes Gal Gadot Cry
The long awaited and long delayed Wonder Woman 1984 is finally set to release in December and, according to Vanity Fair, it may make fans cry in the first scene. The film opens on a young Diana competing in an Olympics-like physical contest that makes Gal Gadot (Wonder Woman herself) tear up.
Read MoreThe Animaniacs Reboot Trailer Is Finally Here
Fans of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot will be thrilled to see that the absurdist tone and meta-humor of the original series is still firmly intact. And they'll be even more excited to know that Pinky and the Brain are still along for the ride.
Read MoreDirector Angel Manuel Soto Talks Charm City Kings, Will Smith, And More - Exclusive Interview
Looper spoke to Soto to talk about all things Charm City Kings — including working with producer Will Smith, casting Meek Mill, and the personal relevance of the important social issues tackled in the film.
Read MoreHow Close Is Alita: Battle Angel To The Original Anime?
When James Cameron finally gave up directing his Alita: Battle Angel adaptation, it made sense that he would tap a director with experience converting comics into live-action. Robert Rodriguez took up the task. What changed in the transition? Here's how close the movie is to the source material.
Read MoreThe Comic Book Stargirl Fans Need To Read Before Season 2
Courtney Whitmore is going to have her hands full protecting Blue Valley on Stargirl season 2, and she may find an ally in the Shade. If you want a sneak peek at what kind of villain the Shade is, there's no better place to start than with James Robinson's comics, simply titled The Shade.
Read MoreThe True Story Behind How I Met Your Mother's Most Quotable Line
You won’t have to “wait” for the story behind How I Met Your Mother’s most “legendary” line any longer. Here’s the full story show runners Carter Bays and Craig Thomas told EW about How I Met Your Mother’s most quotable line.
Read MoreCould Queen Maeve From The Boys Beat Wonder Woman In A Fight?
The Boys' Maeve is considerably similar to DCEU's Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), who is also a prominent and powerful member of her world's premier superhero group. But is Maeve good enough to actually take on Diana and win? Could Queen Maeve from The Boys beat Wonder Woman in a fight?
Read MoreWhy The Voice Of Megatron In The Transformers Films Thought The Role Was Meaningless
Hugo Weaving has had enough celebrated work in his nearly 40-year career to make any actor jealous, but the Lord of the Rings and Matrix actor says there's one mega role that was "meaningless" to him — and it happens to be a classic villain.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Fox Canceled Last Man Standing
Fans of Tim Allen and sitcoms just received some pretty bad news. As reported by Deadline, Fox's long-running, Allen-starring Last Man Standing is coming to a close.
Read MoreLucky Yates, Voice Of Dr. Krieger On Archer - Excusive Interview
David Yates talked about his incredible career in an interview with Looper, as well as lots of great tidbits about his time on Archer — including favorite moments, guest stars, and how the mystery of the possible Boy From Brazil.
Read MoreThe Fast And Furious Films Are Coming To An End
With F9 on the horizon, many started to wonder how much longer the story could go, and on October 20, 2020, the news broke that the Fast and Furious is about to reach the end of the road for good.
Read MoreThis Was The Inspiration Behind The Rick And Morty Theme Song
An alcoholic grandfather. A timid kid. And a universe of possibilities. There's a lot that Rick and Morty did correctly right from the start, and one of the most overlooked aspects of the show is its perfect theme song.
Read MoreThe Power Rangers Are Getting Revamped In A Major Way
Good news for color-coded acrobatic martial arts enthusiasts today, as the Power Rangers have been given the go-go ahead to re-reboot. A new initiative will see multiple connected adaptations across big and small screens in the coming years.
Read MoreDaniel Kaluuya Is Producing A Project We Never Expected
There's one bit of information from Daniel Kaluuya's EW interview that's easy to gloss over considering how late it comes, but it's definitely worth a raised eyebrow or two. Kaluuya's next film project is a major curveball.
Read MoreHelstrom Stars Dish On Getting Into Character And The Show's Future - Exclusive
Helstrom stars Tom Austen and Sydney Lemmon spoke with Looper about their bond on-screen and off, the Emmy-nominated talent behind the scenes, and the potential future of Hulu's new Marvel series.
Read MoreThe Willow Sequel Series Is Officially A Go At Disney+
Willow is finally getting a sequel. The story will take place 'years after' the plot of the movie, and will introduce 'all-new characters to the enchanted realm of fairy queens and two-headed Eborsisk monsters.'
Read MoreHow Pulp Fiction Lied To You About Samuel Jackson's Character
Samuel L. Jackson's Pulp Fiction character, Jules Winnfield, remains one of cinema's coolest, but one attribute of his that's never brought up is his hair.
Read MoreChris Parnell Confirms His SNL Nickname - Exclusive
Ahead of the new season's debut, Looper interviewed Chris Parnell about season 11 of Archer, during which the voice actor and comedian gave us some insight into the brand-new Cyril Figgis. While we had Parnell, though, we wanted confirmation on an old Saturday Night Live tale about him.
Read MoreThe Spooky Family Comedy That's Taking Over Netflix
With Halloween coming up, you may want something spooky to get you in the holiday spirit, but if you have kids around, then you need to make sure things don't get too frightening. For family-friendly Halloween fun, try ParaNorman on Netflix.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Walking Dead Didn't Kill Off Carol - Exclusive
One person who's normally very guarded about spoilers is Walking Dead franchise chief content officer and former series showrunner Scott Gimple. During a recent exclusive interview with Looper, we couldn't help but ask him about the suggested invincibility of Carol Peletier.
Read MoreHow Marvel's Runaways Characters Should Really Look
No matter how faithfully comics characters are adapted for the screen, there are bound to be some changes along the way.
Read MoreGame Of Thrones' Final Season Episode 2 Ending Explained
With only four episodes left, the second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones had a lot of groundwork to lay down as the show comes to an end. From Arya's big moment to Brienne's new title, let's talk about the second episode of Game of Thrones' final season, and what it all means.
Read MoreCould A-Train From The Boys Beat Flash In A Fight?
A-Train feels the heat from competition in-universe. There are always new speedsters coming up right behind him, waiting for him to lose a step. How might he fare against DC's reigning sprinter?
Read MoreThe Real Reason Netflix's Away Just Got Canceled
At the time of writing, the streamer hasn't released the specifics of why they decided to abandon this mission, but there are a few things we know that could point to the real reason why Away got canceled after just one season.
Read MoreWhy Owen From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
Rahul Kohli plays the charming chef and pun aficionado Owen Sharma in The Haunting of Bly Manor. Though Netflix's horror series is definitely one of his bigger roles, Kohli has been making his mark on television for years. Here's where you might have seen him before.
Read MoreGet A Brand-New Look At The Mandalorian Season 2
With just under two weeks to go until The Mandalorian season 2 premieres, Disney and Lucasfilm are teasing fans again with a new minute-long trailer. Some of the footage we've seen in past trailers, but there are an interesting few hints toward season 2's plot.
Read MoreThe Yellowstone Theory That Could Explain Who Jamie Dutton's Father Really Is
In season 3, Jamie discovers his father is Garrett Randall (Will Patton), but some fans may think this could be a fake-out with Jamie's real father still out there. It's a far-out theory, but considering all the drama that goes down on Yellowstone, it's not outside the realm of possibility.
Read MoreThe Terrifying Prison We Could See In Netflix's The Umbrella Academy
In the third volume of the comic from which The Umbrella Academy is adapted, Gerard Way reveals Sir Reginald Hargreeves' plan to deal with the supervillainy his progeny defeated: A one-way trip to a deep-space pocket dimension housing the Hotel Oblivion. Will we ever see this location on the show?
Read MoreJai Courtney Shares The Suicide Squad Hint We Suspected All Along
We finally have a bit of a better idea of what to expect when The Suicide Squad comes out, thanks to recent remarks from Jai Courtney, who plays Captain Boomerang in the first film and is one of the few characters coming back.
Read MoreMust-Watch Mockumentaries You Don't Want To Miss
From hit TV comedies to pop music parodies, here's a list of must-watch mockumentaries you definitely won't want to miss.
Read MoreRobert Redford's Son James Dies At 58
It's always a sad day when a parent outlives their child, and such a tragic event has occurred in retired acting legend Robert Redford's household. Filmmaker, activist, and son to a Hollywood legend, James Redford is dead at 58.
Read MoreThe 10 Scariest Movies Ever Made, According To A New Scientific Study
Looking for something to watch this Halloween season? Using heart rate monitors and a group of willing tributes, one new scientific study has determined the ten scariest movies of all time — at least by one particularly interesting metric.
Read MoreOne Of The Best '90s TV Shows Is Coming To Netflix In November 2020
Fans of a hit '90s teen drama won't wanna wait to begin their re-watch when it drops on Netflix next month. In a Twitter post, Netflix announced on Monday, October 20 that it had re-acquired streaming rights to Kevin Williamson's breakout TV hit Dawson's Creek.
Read MoreEuphoria Fans Just Got The Best News Ever
For committed fans of Euphoria, the long wait for season 2 has been nearly unbearable. But don't get too down, Euphoria enthusiasts. Some positive news concerning more Euphoria content recently came to light, and luckily, it's right around the corner.
Read MoreThese Are The Oldest Characters In The Star Wars Universe
The Star Wars universe is filled with a variety of different creatures. There are humans, droids, Wookiees, Hutts, whatever Yoda's species is, and countless others, and some of these folks are insanely old. These are the oldest characters in the Star Wars universe.
Read MoreJeff Bridges Reveals Serious Cancer Diagnosis
In an unexpected and, frankly, alarming bit of news, Jeff Bridges, Oscar-winning veteran of the big screen, has taken to Twitter to announce that he has been diagnosed with lymphoma — a form of cancer that affects the disease-combatting cells found in the immune system.
Read MoreThe War With Grandpa Director Tim Hill Talks Robert De Niro, SpongeBob, More - Exclusive Interview
Starring Robert De Niro, Christopher Walken, Jane Seymour, Cheech Marin, Uma Thurman, Laura Marano, and Rob Riggle, The War with Grandpa is now playing in theaters nationwide. Director Tim Hill talked about the film and more in an exclusive interview with Looper.
Read MoreWhy Monsterland's Showrunner Regrets Her Horror Influence
Looper recently attended a virtual NYCC roundtable for the Hulu original series Monsterland. Showrunner Mary Laws elaborated on her creative choices in relation to the source material. What got an especially interesting answer, though, wasn't about the book — it was about her personal influences.
Read MoreThe Haunting Of Bly Manor's Victoria Pedretti Explains That Final Shot
The Haunting of Bly Manor comes to an ambiguous ending, and fans have been debating it ever since the show dropped on Netflix. While it's open for interpretation, star Victoria Pedretti revealed how she views that last shot, and how it works within the larger themes explored throughout the show.
Read MoreStar Trek: Discovery Fans Just Got Awesome Season 4 News
Star Trek: Discovery may have only just returned with its third season, but while we're still busy figuring out the mystery of the Burn, there's even bigger news on the horizon for the future of the show. In a StarTrek.com video, fans were given the news they've been hoping for.
Read MoreThe Batman And The Mandalorian Will Have One Important Thing In Common
While a Star Wars space adventure series and a gritty DC Comics crime caper may not seem like they would have a lot in common, the two productions utilize one particular technology that's quickly moving to the forefront of filmmaking.
Read MoreMission: Impossible 7 Set Photos Are Quite Revealing
Ethan Hunt is back as production resumes on Mission: Impossible 7, and that can only mean one thing: there are new photos of Tom Cruise on the M:I7 set to peruse for clues. With filming currently underway in Europe, Cruise and his co-stars, including Marvel alum Hayley Atwell, have been busy.
Read MoreSwamp Thing Producers Dish On When They Knew They Had A Hit - Exclusive
Writers and producers Gary Dauberman and Mark Verheiden suspected that fans would love Swamp Thing because, well, they love Swamp Thing. Looper sat down to talk with them to find out when exactly the knew Swamp Thing was going to be something really special for long-time fans of the character.
Read MoreThe John Travolta Western That's Dominating Netflix
It's fitting that one of the movies Netflix added to its catalog in the month of October is by acclaimed indie horror filmmaker Ti West. However, there's one important caveat: this particular West feature isn't actually a horror movie at all.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Daniel Craig's James Bond Replacement Hasn't Been Chosen Yet
While everyone's excited to see how Daniel Craig's final James Bond adventure plays out, fans have long been looking beyond No Time to Die to speculate who might become the new 007. However, no replacement has been chosen yet. There's a reason for that.
Read MoreFormer Teen Wolf Lead Wants To Star In Batman Beyond_0.58
Tyler Posey is probably best known as the star of MTV's Teen Wolf reimagining, but he also voiced the Inhuman pyrokinetic Inferno on the Disney XD animated series Marvel Rising. Now, he has his sights set on a live action superhero debut, expressing his desire to hit the streets of Neo-Gotham.
Read MoreThe Best Character Endings On The Wire, Ranked
The Wire has something important to say, and avoids any clichés or tropes that would've undermined the message. Not all cops are good, not all gangsters are bad. Every major character had an ending that upheld the themes of the show, and we've ranked them here.
Read MoreThe Tweet That Has Alita: Battle Angel Fans Buzzing About A Sequel
Alita: Battle Angel is returning to theaters on October 30, and a new tweet straight from 20th Century Studios promoting the rerelease has the ever-passionate Alita Army buzzing once again about the prospects of a sequel.
Read MoreThe Trailer For The Christmas Chronicles 2 Has Fans Totally Hyped
The first trailer for The Christmas Chronicles 2 has now been unveiled — promising more snow, more Christmas, and, most importantly, more Goldie Hawn as Mrs. Claus. Unsurprisingly, fans are very excited for these upcoming Christmas shenanigans.
Read MoreLord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring Member Endings Ranked
From wise wizards to heroic hobbits, here are the endings ranked for each member of the Fellowship of the Ring.
Read MoreThe Eric And Donna Scene From That '70s Show That Means More Than You Think
When you set a '90s sitcom around teenagers in the 1970s, it's hard to avoid taking a jab at disco. But That '70s Show devoted an entire episode to the music genre, and in doing so, created one of the most meaningful scenes for two of its main characters.
Read MoreThe No Time To Die Stunt That Required An Insane Amount Of Coca-Cola
James Bond fans have collated plenty of data on how many people the super-spy has killed over the years, but have you ever wondered how much brand-name soda he's used up? Thankfully, the production team behind No Time to Die has offered the public a sense of transparency by revealing the answer.
Read MoreE'myri Crutchfield Discusses Her Role In Fargo, Working With Chris Rock, And More â€
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Crutchfield discussed why Ethelrida is such an important character to both her and the series, what it was really like working with such a high-profile cast, and where she hopes her career goes from here.
Read MoreWhy Adele Is 'Absolutely Terrified' To Host SNL
Adele's upcoming turn on Saturday Night Live — not as musical guest, but as host — marks one of her first public appearances since 2015, which is noteworthy considering all she's been through the last few years.
Read MoreMarvel Movie Moments That Copied The Comics Exactly
Marvel movies take place in their own world, separate from the comics for both creative and practical purposes. But every now and then, filmmakers manage to lift something right from the page. From epic poses to iconic deaths, here are some Marvel movie moments that copied the comics exactly.
Read MoreWalton Goggins, Star Of John Bronco - Exclusive Interview
Goggins told us about portraying an icon, his own history with automobiles, working with the Ford Motor Company, and the difference between documentaries and biopics. Yes, biopics. Because remember, John Bronco is definitely a real person who exists.
Read MoreHere's What Bryan Cranston Could Look Like As Doctor Doom In The MCU
Doctor Doom is an important figure who could make for a great Big Bad in the movies, giving audiences a different kind of antagonist than Thanos. Here at Looper, there's one revered actor who comes to mind for the part: Bryan Cranston. Take a peek at what Cranston could look like as Doctor Doom.
Read MoreWhy We Never Got To See Jackass 4
Jackass fans still haven't had their fill of the death-defying stunts and bodily excrement-centered pranks they love. Here's why we never got to see Jackass 4.
Read MoreBond 25 Official Title Revealed
Finally, we can stop referring to the next 007 adventure as Bond 25. Studio MGM has revealed the upcoming flick's official title: No Time to Die, an elegant and provocative moniker that fits in perfectly with the venerable series' long tradition of ear-catching titles.
Read MoreReferences You May Have Missed In Rick And Morty
Adult Swim's Rick and Morty is filled to the top with Easter eggs and pop culture references. Here are all the ones you may have missed the first time around.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Lovecraft Country Explained
While the first season finale included a lot of answers and resolutions, it also raised some new mind-bending questions of its own — and changed the status quo for everything that will follow. From magic spells to fulfilled prophecies, here's the ending of Lovecraft Country, explained.
Read MoreHere Are The Avengers That Won't Assemble For Joe Biden's Fundraiser
Some of the Avengers will be reuniting to support Joe Biden's campaign for president, but a few heroes will be missing from the lineup.
Read MoreDie Hard Is Back
Willis' daughter, Rumer, recently dropped a cryptic Die Hard message that seemed to indicate that Die Hard would return on October 18, 2020. Well, guess what? She wasn't kidding.
Read MoreIt's No Surprise That Liam Neeson's New Movie Bombed At The Box Office
Liam Neeson’s newest movie, Honest Thief, couldn’t con its way to a big opening weekend. Here’s why it’s no big surprise that Liam Neeson’s latest action flick absolutely bombed at the box office.
Read MoreThe Best Stephen King Novel Idea You'll Never Get To Read
You might want to sit down for this, slasher movie fans. Because recently, King not only casually tossed out an insanely awesome story concept on Twitter — one which would redefine a certain horror movie icon forever— but did so while acknowledging that it'll probably never come to pass.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Mehcad Brooks Left Supergirl
In season 5 of Supergirl, Mehcad Brooks announced he would no longer be playing James Olsen. While there are always rumors and speculation for why an actor decides to leave their show, Brooks made his reasons very clear for fans.
Read MoreWhy The Boys Fans Are So Confused About Queen Maeve
If you paid attention to those last few scenes of season 2, something was a bit ... off about Queen Maeve's powers. As a result, the fans have a few questions.
Read MoreThe Truth About David Castaneda's Intense Training For The Umbrella Academy
Netflix's The Umbrella Academy has as much action as it does drama. And out of the group, Diego (David Castañeda) is easily the most talented martial artist. To learn these skills, Castañeda took serious measures.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Violett Beane Left The Flash
The sixth annual Arrowverse crossover event, Crisis on Infinite Earths, saw the collapse of the multiverse and the deaths of hundreds of existing heroes. Among them was Violette Beane's Jesse Wells. Here's the real reason the actress departed.
Read MoreThe Haunting Of Bly Manor Has Some Sneaky Doctor Who References
Much like Karen Gillan's involvement with Oculus, both seasons of Mike Flanagan's Haunting Netflix series are not only impacted by his love of Doctor Who, but even include references to the sci-fi series. Here's the sneaky way he worked his Doctor Who fandom into Bly Manor.
Read MoreThe Alita: Battle Angel Character Fans Love To Hate
The 2019 cyberpunk/action film Alita: Battle Angel has developed a fervent fan base in a way few films have managed. But it may be for the best if Hugo doesn't show up in any theoretical Alita sequels.
Read MoreCould Lamplighter From The Boys Beat Green Lantern In A Fight?
Both in their comics and television iterations, the superheroes of the Seven in The Boys are obviously meant to be Justice League analogues. Lamplighter's powers are similar to DC's Green Lantern, but if the two came to blows, who would win?
Read MoreRumer Willis Just Dropped A Cryptic Die Hard Message
It's been seven years since the last installment in the saga, A Good Day to Die Hard, hit theaters, and it's been nothing but relative radio silence ever since, aside from talks of a prequel series. Now, it looks like there's a chance that the wait might be drawing to a close, very soon.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Tom Felton Left The Flash
Tom Felton, who is best known for playing Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, portrayed Julian through season 3 of The Flash, and proved himself to be an asset to Barry's team and to the show as a whole. Unfortunately, by the time season 4 premiered, Julian had suddenly returned to London.
Read MoreWhy Expanse Fans Are Talking About Ships 'Going Dutchman' In Season 5
What exactly happens when a ship "goes Dutchman?" It's one of the biggest mysteries of The Expanse, and fans with book knowledge are speculating about how this mystery may unfold in season 5.
Read MoreHow Avatar: The Last Airbender's Zuko Is More Powerful Than Fans Realize
Zuko's battle with Azula in particular may prove that he's more powerful than anyone thought. Here's the fan observation that proves it.
Read MoreDid Alita: Battle Angel Come Out Too Late?
After a nearly 20-year gestation period, Alita: Battle Angel didn't exactly make the impact many hoped it would make when it first came to fruition. Audiences and critics moved on without it, leaving many to wonder if Alita hit theaters just a bit too late for its own good.
Read MoreThe Terrifying Lesson Taylor Schilling Learned On Monsterland
Looper gained some insight into the creation of Monsterland's fifth episode, "Plainfield, IL," when showrunner Mary Laws and star Taylor Schilling spoke with a group of journalists during a New York Comic Con roundtable about the episode.
Read MoreThe Halloween Adventure Movie That's Killing It On Netflix
The Netflix original A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting is currently tearing through the streaming service's Top Ten list. Here's why it just might be a new family classic for the Halloween season.
Read MoreFacts About Three Amigos! Most Of Us Didn't Know
From the movie's origins to behind-the-scenes shenanigans, here's a look into the wild world of Three Amigos!
Read MoreWhy Helstrom's Showrunner Is Happy It's Not Part Of The MCU - Exclusive
Hulu's new horror-tinged drama Helstrom may have its origins in Marvel Comics, but it's not part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As showrunner Paul Zbyszeweski explained in an exclusive interview with Looper, disconnecting his supernatural series from the MCU was just fine with him.
Read MoreThe Controversial Batman Movie That's Dominating Netflix
Strap in, Bat-fans — The Killing Joke has hit Netflix. Based on Alan Moore's iconic 1988 graphic novel of the same name, the flick is a singular one in the entire Bat-canon: it's the only film featuring the Dark Knight (so far) to receive an R rating from the MPAA.
Read MoreWho Plays Louise Shepard In The Right Stuff On Disney+?
More than the '83 flick of the same name, the new Disney+ series explores the trials and tribulations of the astronauts' wives. Of those wives, few endured as many trials and tribulations as Louise Shephard. And yes, there's a good chance you know the actor who portrays Louise in The Right Stuff.
Read MoreWhy Derek Mears Started Feeling Manic Playing Swamp Thing - Exclusive
One of the most impressive monster costumes comes in the shape of DC's Swamp Thing. Like Swamp Thing himself, the one-season series is finding new life — this time on the CW. Looper sat down with actor Derek Mears, who got into the Swamp Thing makeup every day, to ask him exactly what that's like.
Read MoreThe Best Maggie Simpson Moments On The Simpsons
Here are the times when Maggie Simpson proved she's among the funniest and most electric residents of Springfield.
Read MoreHow Dylan O'Brien Pranked His Way Through Love And Monsters - Exclusive
During a virtual sit-down with Looper, Love and Monsters director Michael Matthews revealed some of Dylan O'Brien's funniest moments, both behind-the-scenes and on camera. Seriously, can we have the blooper reel immediately?
Read MoreDisney+ Is Introducing An Advisory Warning For These Films
Any Disney animation fan worth their salt can tell you that the House of Mouse faced a real pickle when it started offering its classic cartoons on the Disney+ streaming service. Now, the company has updated the disclaimer it attaches to some of its classic animated offerings.
Read MoreWho Is The Actress That Plays Paola On Netflix's Social Distance?
Netflix's Social Distance is arguably one of the year's most timely releases, which could explain its immediate popularity. It also has a star-studded cast. Among the many recognizable faces, Camila Perez, who plays Paola, might also look familiar to viewers. Here's where you've seen her before.
Read MoreTatiana Maslany Shocks MCU Fans By Denying She-Hulk Casting
Obviously, fans are reeling from the denial, with one major question hanging in the air: Is Tatiana Maslany telling the truth, or is this just a matter of Disney controlling how and when an official announcement is made?
Read MoreAdam Sandler's Hubie Halloween Cost A Newscaster Her Job
Newscasters play versions of themselves in film and television so often it's literally a trope at this point. Still, that doesn't mean a newscaster can just show up in a movie without permission. Alaina Pinto of 7 News in Boston learned that the hard way after appearing in Netflix's Hubie Halloween.
Read MoreThis Is Why You Can't Find Sons Of Anarchy On Netflix
Kurt Sutter's motorcycle drama has a huge fanbase, so it comes as no surprise that Sons of Anarchy was a big hit when it was available to stream on Netflix. Sadly, the series left the streamer in December 2018 and is unable to return — for one big reason.
Read MoreThe Casting Detail That Hints At Finn Little's Yellowstone Character
As of right now, not much is known about who Finn Little is playing on Yellowstone, which is weird when you try to think about how a 14-year old kid could factor into the Dutton family drama. New casting news may shed some light on this mystery.
Read More5 Best And 5 Worst Best Picture Oscar Winners
The Best Picture award at the Oscars has been around since 1929 and many great movies have received it, but some winners are a little more memorable than others. Here are five of the worst Best Picture Academy Award winners of all time — and five of the best.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Says He Was 'Absolutely Blinded' By The OG Iron Man Suit
David Letterman sat down with the actor for an upcoming episode of the Netflix interview show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, and from a sneak preview, we've learned what it was really like actually having to wear the Iron Man helmet. The short version? It wasn't fun.
Read MoreThe Paris Hilton Horror Musical You Can Watch On Amazon Prime Right Now
You know, the phrase "Paris Hilton science fiction gothic horror musical" gets thrown around a lot these days, so why not revisit where all the hubbub began with 2008's Repo! The Genetic Opera?
Read MoreThe Truth About Filming Cersei Lannister's Walk Of Shame On Game Of Thrones
When you think about Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey)’s story on Game of Thrones, one big sequence probably comes to mind. As it turns out, the shoot was just as grueling as the scene itself.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Ashton Kutcher Left That '70s Show
For over two decades, actor Ashton Kutcher has remained a consistent household name, but teenagers today might not realize that Kutcher landed his first big Hollywood break playing the dim-witted but lovable Kelso on the hit '90s sitcom That '70s Show. Here's the story of his departure.
Read MoreHere's How Mike Colter Got Jacked To Play Luke Cage
On Luke Cage, Mike Colter brought one of Marvel's most legendary heroes to life. Among other abilities, Cage has superhuman strength, so any live-action representation of the character would require the actor playing him to look the part. Here's how he got there.
Read MoreThe Big Bang Theory Couple That Has Fans Divided
The couples in The Big Bang Theory might not be the best examples of healthy relationships at times, but the show does a good job of putting them together in pairs that contrast each other to set up the show's jokes ... except for one, which some fans think undermined the premise of the series.
Read MoreIs Ned Leeds Ripped In Spider-Man 3 Because He's A Different Version From The Multiverse?
There's a chance that Jacob Batalon's new jacked physique could tie directly to his return as Ned, or perhaps the arrival of a different version of the character from an alternate universe. What does this mean for Spider-Man 3?
Read MoreHow Will Smith Helped Meek Mill Go From Rapper To Actor In Charm City Kings - Exclusive
Like Will Smith at the beginning of his acting career, Meek Mill wanted to make time for both passions while filming Charm City Kings. Looper spoke with director Angel Manuel Soto in an exclusive interview about the parallels between Smith and Mill's respective rises to fame.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Helstrom Season 1 Explained
Helstrom's first, bloody season is available on Hulu and we've had the chance to watch all ten episodes. While the first season purposely ends with some pretty big questions, we're getting the jump on the season's conclusion to answer as many of those queries as possible.
Read MoreThe Haunting Anthology Creator Has An Eyebrow-Raising Idea For Season 3
Mike Flanagan and his creative team have found so many different ways of using ghosts of the past to impact the present. Assuming there's another "The Haunting of" in their future, how might they use ghost stories next?
Read MoreThe Underrated Nicolas Cage Movie You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
These days, Nicolas Cage is largely known for his wildly over the top "Rage Cage" antics in stylishly offbeat genre offerings. There is one genuinely underrated gem from Nicolas Cage's relatively recent past that anyone in search of a warmhearted, family-friendly animated adventure should add to their Netflix queue immediately, though.
Read MoreRumor Report: Is This Brooklyn Nine-Nine Star Taking Over A Huge MCU role?_0.73
While it remains to be seen whether it's rumor, conjecture, or a fact that slipped through Disney's fingers, there are rumblings that Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Stephanie Beatriz will be suiting up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe soon, in a role you might not expect.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Marvel's Electro
From his electrical origins to his cinematic appearances, here's the untold truth of Marvel's Electro.
Read MoreJon Favreau And Pedro Pascal Weigh In On Possibility Of A Mandalorian Movie
With the first season of The Mandalorian being more popular than the final film in the original Star Wars saga, will we ever see a Mandalorian movie? Show creator Jon Favreau and star Pedro Pascal have some thoughts on the subject.
Read MoreThe Best TV Werewolves Ranked
From Supernatural to Once Upon a Time, here are the best TV werewolves ranked.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Shantel VanSanten Left The Flash
Shantel VanSanten's Patty Spivot was a love interest for Grant Gustin's Barry Allen on the second season of The Flash. The two had real chemistry and everything seemed to be going great... until Patty abruptly boarded a train out of Central City, and VanSanten left the show. What happened?
Read MoreHere's What Might Have Caused
Star Trek: Discovery's far future suffered a cataclysmic fate thanks to an event called the Burn, when all dilithium in the universe exploded. Why did dilithium blow up, and how? Here are some theories to help you navigate Discovery's latest season-long mystery.
Read MoreNew Details Just Dropped For The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special
Even as its creators are set to revisit certain aspects of the 1978 original (yes, Life Day is at the heart of the new special), they seem more than confident the latest holiday celebration will satisfy Star Wars fans of every generation.
Read MoreThe Question Jason Bateman Wants Answered With Ozark's Ending
The Byrdes, to say the least, have been on a wild ride that has been routinely paved with roads of blood, deception, and death. After everything they've been through, a happy ending doesn't seem likely — but it's also not impossible. Jason Bateman, though, has another question he wants answered.
Read MoreWho Is The Actress That Plays Ana On Marvel's Helstrom?
Hulu's Helstrom is the first horror-themed adaptation of a Marvel property, and it features some familiar faces. Ana Helstrom, for example, is played by actor Sydney Lemmon. You might not know her name, but her face is recognizable, especially to genre TV fans. Here's where you've seen her before.
Read MoreDavid Castaneda Reveals The Storyline He Wants Added To The Umbrella Academy
Recently, David Castañeda, the actor who plays Diego Hargreeves on The Umbrella Academy, did an interview in which he talked about the show and the comics, and revealed a specific and musical storyline that he wants to see make it on to the show.
Read MoreWhy Amok From Alita Battle Angel Looks So Familiar
He was admittedly hard to recognize behind a cybernetic eye, but that was indeed Casper Van Dien portraying the murderous cyborg Amok in the film. But if you're still having trouble placing his face, here's why Amok from Alita: Battle Angel looks so familiar.
Read MoreThe Boys: Black Noir Actor Nathan Mitchell's Surprising Superhero Inspiration - Exclusive
When it comes time to embody Black Noir on The Boys, actor Nathan Mitchell relies on a surprising number of influences to make the character complete. He revealed during an exclusive interview with Looper that his key inspirations for the character are quite fun.
Read MoreThe Most Bizarre Christmas TV Specials Ever Made
Most Christmas TV specials are fairly straightforward; here are some that will make you wonder just how much spiked eggnog got consumed before making it to air.
Read MoreHere's What The Boys' Karl Urban Could Look Like As Wolverine
Everyone loves Hugh Jackman, but some fans feel like another well-loved star should be the MCU's version of Wolverine. One of the most interesting choices to bubble to the top of the casting conversation is Karl Urban, who stars as Billy Butcher on Amazon's hit superhero deconstruction The Boys.
Read MoreClive Barker And Brannon Braga On Bringing Books Of Blood To The Screen - Exclusive Interview
Horror legend Clive Barker and director Brannon Braga talked to Looper about everything that went into bringing Books of Blood to the screen -- and where they may take the story from here.
Read MoreJane Seymour, Cheech Marin Talk Work With Robert De Niro In The War With Grandpa - Exclusive Interview
Looper spoke with Jane Seymour and Cheech Marin about their work with Robert De Niro and Christopher Walken in War with Grandpa -- as well as a variety of other topics -- in this exclusive interview.
Read MoreDexter Fans Just Got Huge News About The Show's Return
The ending might not have been as conclusive as Dexter's demise would've been, but it provided a golden shimmer of hope that Dexter's story might not be over, and some huge news just broke that takes that sliver of hope a step, or several steps, further.
Read MoreWhy Everyone Should Be Excited About Netflix's Don't Look Up
Oscar-winning writer, director, and producer Adam McKay is hanging up his drama cap and returning to his comedic roots with the upcoming Netflix film Don't Look Up. Along with an intriguing story, the film boasts an A-list cast that's so dazzling, it's almost unbelievable.
Read MoreThe Okoye Detail You Missed In The Expanse Season 5 Trailer
The first of the Amazon seasons provides our deepest dive into the protomolecule plotline yet, and though Corey's novels let that particular narrative field lie fallow for a couple books, the season 5 trailer suggests the show isn't going to follow suit.
Read MoreThe Boys: What Makes Karen Fukuhara The Most Fearless Cast Member - Exclusive
How do you make a show as big as The Boys while working within the budget constraints of a streaming series? You get creative, and you find stars who are game for all the action, no matter how demanding. Stunt coordinator Tig Fong found that in Karen Fukuhara and her performance as Kimiko.
Read MoreIt's Full Steam Ahead For Amazon's I Know What You Did Last Summer Adaptation
Amazon is bringing back a brand new I Know What You Did Last Summer for a whole new audience. Here's a scoop on the forthcoming television adaptation of the iconic horror film.
Read MoreWhy Mad Men's John Slattery Was Perfect For Fox's neXt - Exclusive
neXt's Paul LeBlanc is already one of the most compelling characters of the 2020 fall TV season. He's played perfectly by Mad Men alum John Slattery, and showrunner Manny Coto explained to Looper in an exclusive interview how and why Slattery is so good in the role.
Read MoreHBO's Watchmen Is Now Officially Connected To The Comics
Though the new Rorschach solo comic sets readers up for a bevy of twists and turns in the coming months, one detail in particular has fans wetting their futuristic Veidt Enterprises underoos: it seems to confirm that the critically acclaimed Watchmen series on HBO is now comic book canon.
Read MoreStephen King Confirms Exciting News For The Outsider
Combining HBO with horror legend Stephen King, an author who never stops creating premises that would make anyone's career, is a match made in TV heaven. Ever since that match took the form of ten gripping episodes of The Outsider, fans have been wondering whether or not we can expect more.
Read MoreThe Avatar: The Last Airbender Detail That Makes Zuko's Story More Tragic
It's arguable that no other Avatar character changes as much as Zuko does in the course of the show, or faces a greater degree of tragedy. This one detail makes that story even more tragic than it was to begin with.
Read MoreWhy Marvel Fans Are Loving That Finale Fight In The Boys Season 2
Marvel fans have noticed the finale fight on The Boys season 2 is a lot like the all-female attack in Avengers: Endgame. Those who loved the Endgame scene are, as expected, loving the Boys scene, too. Some, however, are saying that The Boys did an even better job than the MCU executing the sequence.
Read MoreThe Question That Vikings Fans Have About Odin
Like the people they were based on, Vikings isn't known for its playful side. Unless you count rape, pillaging, torture, human sacrifice, constant war and general violence as a fun time. So, those moments when various Norse gods pop up or get a mention are some of the more whimsical of the show.
Read MoreObscure Marvel Characters We Want To See In Phase 4
The MCU has managed to make obscure comics characters like Killmonger and Drax the Destroyer into household names. What little-known Marvel characters might Phase 4 bring into the limelight? These are our picks, from space pirates to wayward Dora Milaje members.
Read MoreWhat It Was Really Like Working With Robert De Niro On The War With Grandpa - Exclusive
A true ensemble piece, the new family comedy film The War with Grandpa sees all of the performers getting a chance to share the screen with Robert De Niro. In exclusive interviews with Looper, the cast and director open up about what it was like working with the legendary actor.
Read MoreThe Hidden Puzzles You Need To Watch For In The Haunting Of Bly Manor
One key similarity between Bly Manor and Hill House are the hidden ghosts, and there are plenty. Looming in the background through many different scenes, these figures definitely add to the creepy feeling of the show, but they are also a very important part of the story for audiences to figure out.
Read MoreWhy Fry's Unfreezing In Futurama Puzzles Fans
On the beloved animated comedy Futurama, there are plenty of clever background details that eagle-eyed enthusiasts could discover. But not everything within the world of Futurama was necessarily thought out perfectly
Read MoreThe Uncomfortable Question Fans Have About The Good Place
Fans of The Good Place have noticed that there is one question the show steers clear of, one that indicates that perhaps there's a big defect in the moral universe of the show itself.
Read MoreNew Batman Set Video Has Fans Speculating
The Batman may always have an airtight plan, but he sure keeps a leaky film set. An intrepid Twitter user has posted a short video clip that may hint at an exciting set piece from the upcoming film, which has recently resumed production in the U.K. after its latest COVID-19-related delay.
Read MoreWalton Goggins Talks New Mockumentary John Bronco - Exclusive
In the new movie about the life of the iconic Ford Bronco pitchman, Walton Goggins portrays John Bronco — a role he was particularly suited for, as he seems to be one of the few men in contact with the legend himself. Goggins told Looper about the experience in an exclusive interview.
Read MoreCobra Kai's Demetri Looks Completely Different In Season 4 Training Video
We haven't seen Demetri change as much so far, but it looks like that's set to change in season 4 of Cobra Kai. Courtesy of Gianni Decenzo's Instagram page, we're likely to see a leaner meaner Demetri in the very near future.
Read MoreAlita: Battle Angel's Alita Army Isn't Stopping At Just A Theatrical Re-Release
With the cinematic re-release of the movie on the horizon, the Alita Army banded together once again to fund a billboard advertising Alita's return to theaters October 30. That's not their only demand, however.
Read MoreThe Best Slasher Movies On Netflix Right Now
If you're browsing the horror section of Netflix and feel like you've hit a dead end, that doesn't mean you're out of luck. The streaming service's horror archive is packed with films that will either scratch that slasher itch or play with the elements of the subgenre in fresh new ways.
Read MoreRobert Kirkman Teases A Fan Favorite For Future Walking Dead Project
Creator Robert Kirkman recently revealed that a fan-favorite character from the popular Telltale Games video game might be primed for a franchise return.
Read MoreThe Trailer For Nicolas Cage's New Movie Jiu Jitsu Has Everyone Talking
Nicolas Cage, whose cinematic legacy has become increasingly controversial, has starred in many movies, and their critical success has varied. Cage's newest film finally has a trailer, and viewers are buzzing about this first look at Jiu Jitsu.
Read MoreAmber Nash, Voice Of Pam Poovey On Archer - Exclusive Interview
Looper spoke with Nash via Zoom about season 11 of Archer. Nash explained how Pam is the heart of the show, how Archer is her best friend, and what it's like going back to normal after the coma seasons.
Read MoreThe Strange Ways Joaquin Phoenix Prepared To Play The Joker
Joaquin Phoenix is poised to be the next in a long line of actors who've become the Clown Prince of Crime. Whether he knows it or not, Phoenix has been preparing for this part for almost his entire career.
Read MoreThe Entire Dark Knight Trilogy Story Finally Explained
From the hero's origins to centuries of injustice, the Dark Knight trilogy possesses a gritty yet fascinating world. Here, we'll explore the history of Bruce Wayne and his more realistic rogues' gallery, and how three films made us believe a man could, you know, not fly, but do wingsuit stuff.
Read MoreWhy Fire Lord Ozai From The Last Airbender Looks So Familiar
While Cliff Curtis's biggest role may be yet to come — he's starring in the four upcoming Avatar sequels — here are a few of his most well-known roles throughout his already long and rich career.
Read MoreHow The Lamplighter Comic Could Hint At Black Noir's Future
After a string of standout moments, Black Noir ended season 2 of The Boys in bad shape. But all hope for the Seven's most enigmatic member isn't lost just yet. The writers could be planning to remix Lamplighter's comic book arc to create a surprising new direction for Black Noir on season 3.
Read MoreThe Exciting New Zombie Series Coming To Syfy
The cast for Syfy's adaptation of George A. Romero's Day of the Dead has risen, and a fresh crop of young actors are getting ready to take on some zombies.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Back To The Future 2 Had A Different Jennifer
The adventures of Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) and Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) are beloved all over the world, so it's difficult to imagine that production on all three was anything less than a cakewalk. In reality, that could not be any further from the truth.
Read MoreConchata Ferrell's Biggest Roles After Playing Berta On Two And A Half Men
On October 12, 77-year-old Conchata Ferrell tragically passed away as a result of complications from a heart attack. While her demise is undoubtedly saddening, and fans across the world will mourn her for some time, now is as good a time as any to reminisce and appreciate her unmatched wit.
Read MoreWhat's Come Out About The Old Man From Pawn Stars Since He Died
A combination of a TV star and TV character, viewers welcomed Richard Harrison into their homes over several hundred episodes. His presence from the pawn shop and Pawn Stars will be missed, and he's just as compelling of a guy after he passed on.
Read MoreBig News Just Dropped For Eddie Murphy's Coming To America Sequel
Eddie Murphy is coming to America again, and this time he's bypassing the box office (probably) and heading straight for your living room.
Read MoreThe Devastating Death Of Two And A Half Men Star Conchata Ferrell
Sad news today as it has been confirmed that 77-year-old actress Conchata Ferrell has passed away. Her death came as the result of medical complications following a recent cardiac arrest. Deadline reports that she died at Sherman Oaks Hospital with her family by her side.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Fans Get The News They've Been Waiting For
Thanks to the new filming protocols and smaller scale storytelling, fans can expect the six bonus episodes, which will air in spring 2021 if all goes to plan, to delve deep into the psychology of fan favorite characters while AMC waits for COVID-19 conditions to improve.
Read MoreWhy The Dolls On The Haunting Of Bly Manor Mean More Than You Realize
A significant piece of imagery in Netflix's new horror story The Haunting of Bly Manor is a dollhouse, and the many different figurines that live inside it. It's clear that the dolls are physically very important to the show, but it turns out they are also a key part of the story's main theme.
Read MoreHow Mad Max Fans Really Feel About Anya Taylor-Joy As Furiosa
Fans of Mad Max: Fury Road are feeling the Joy. News recently broke that Anya Taylor-Joy, star of such recent genre hits as The Witch and Split, will take on the title role in Furiosa, a prequel to director George Miller's 2016 action masterpiece focused on the steely warrior's early years.
Read MoreHuge Casting News Drops For Mad Max's Furiosa Spin-Off
Warner Brothers is now actively moving forward with their Furiosa-based Mad Max spinoff prequel. Anya Taylor-Joy will be taking on the leading role, previously immortalized by Charlize Theron ... and she's not the only big star joining the film.
Read MoreChris Parnell Reveals His Favorite 30 Rock Moments - Exclusive
Looper recently spoke with Chris Parnell about Archer season 11, but considering his distinguished career, we couldn't resist taking a few detours. One such detour brought us through the halls of 30 Rock to one of his best known characters: the quack to end all quacks, Dr. Leo Spaceman.
Read MoreJoe Mantegna On Why Rossi's Ending Was Such A Surprise On Criminal Minds - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Joe Mantegna, who plays David Rossi on Criminal Minds, discussed his character's ending, specifically why it came as something of a surprise to him.
Read MoreMary Mouser Reveals The Cobra Kai Character She Would Have Loved To Play
The role of Samantha LaRusso on Cobra Kai is both physically and dramatically demanding, and as any viewer can attest, Mary Mouser absolutely nails the part. However, that doesn't mean it's the only role on the show she'd enjoy.
Read MoreStar Wars Was Going To Be Filmed In Space But It Never Happened
A galaxy far, far away almost got a stand-in — our actual galaxy. In 2016, when he was still attached to direct Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker, Colin Trevorrow told a crowd at the Sundance Film Festival that he had designs on shooting scenes for the flick in actual space.
Read MoreThe Uncomfortable Question Fans Have About Sleeves Dying In Altered Carbon
Fans may never get an Altered Carbon season 3, but that doesn't mean the questions about the cyberpunk series are going to stop. Regardless of how the series concluded, audience members are still curious about one of the show's most intriguing technologies: Stacks and sleeves.
Read MoreWhat Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans Get Wrong About Toph Beifong
The creators put a great amount of care into everyone from Azula to Sokka, and the fandom's enduring interest in these characters reflects that. Strangely, though, fans have a tendency to get Toph Beifong all wrong.
Read MoreWorld Beyond's Place In The Walking Dead Mythology Explained
World Beyond is shaping up to be quite an ambitious project that offers a brand new perspective on the Walking Dead mythology. Here's how it fits in with everything else.
Read MoreWhat Disney's New Focus On Streaming Might Mean For Marvel
The future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe might look... smaller. Bob Chapek, the CEO of Marvel parent company Disney, recently announced a major structural reorganization at the House of Mouse, with an intent to zero in on streaming. The moves could potentially mean major changes for the MCU.
Read MoreThese Villains Were Created By Spider-Man
Unlike Tony Stark, whose cutthroat business decisions drove some men to villainy, or Hank Pym, whose own inventions took on a horrifying life of their own, poor Peter Parker is just Marvel's bad-luck magnet. Let's take a closer look at the villains that Spider-Man created.
Read MoreThe Matrix 4 Will 'Change The Industry,' Says Jessica Henwick
Jessica Henwick's role in the new Matrix movie remains a mystery, but in a recent interview, she revealed something extremely interesting about the film itself. Here's why Jessica Henwick thinks The Matrix 4 will change the movie industry.
Read MoreKevin James Dishes On The Worst Part Of Shooting Hubie Halloween
t is probably fair to say that Kevin James and Adam Sandler are good friends, or, at the very least, that they are incredibly good collaborators. Unfortunately for James, there's something this time around that Sandler expected him to do for his newest role, which was not as easy as he'd hoped.
Read MoreBrand-New Photos Of Colin Farrell As The Penguin Will Blow Your Mind
In The Batman, Farrell isn't playing the Batman or Bullseye (again) — he's playing Oswald Cobblepot, a.k.a. The Penguin. If you've seen Danny DeVito's portrayal in Batman Returns (or even Robin Lord Taylor's on Gotham), you know that Farrell needs to go through a pretty stunning transformation.
Read MoreSee Robert Pattinson As Bruce Wayne On The Set Of The Batman
Guess who's Bat? Robert Pattinson has been spotted shooting new scenes on the set of The Batman, which is currently filming on location in Liverpool. It marks the first time the star has been spotted on set since his COVID-19 diagnosis forced the production to briefly shut down in early September.
Read MoreThe Haunting Of Bly Manor Vs. Hill House: Which Is Scarier?
Horror fans got an unexpected treat in 2018 when Netflix dropped The Haunting of Hill House. When the eagerly anticipated follow-up, The Haunting of Bly Manor, was getting ready to drop, fans had one question: would the new season be as scary as the original? It's time to answer that question.
Read MoreJamie Chung Hints At Lovecraft Country's Love Triangle Outcome - Exclusive
As Lovecraft Country nears its season finale, things are heating up with Atticus, Leti, and Ji-Ah. Ji-Ah herself, Jamie Chung, opened up about the show's sizzling love triangle during an exclusive interview with Looper.
Read MoreThe Real Reason An Evil Season 2 Episode Will Be Completely Silent
Certain scary elements of CBS' supernatural drama Evil might make you want to scream, but on one episode of the series' upcoming second season, not a single word will be spoken. During the show's New York Comic Con 2020 panel, co-creator Robert King dished about the silent episode of Evil season 2.
Read MoreThere's Hope On The Horizon For Luke Cage And Iron Fist Fans
Disney is within spitting distance of repatriating some of the IP still tied up in its Netflix deal, which is good news for fans of Luke Cage and Iron Fist, as Marvel will soon be able to bring their legendary Heroes for Hire back into the cinematic fold.
Read MoreWhy Black Widow Will Blow You Away
Black Widow is bringing the sneakiest Avenger's story to the big screen, at long last. But will it live up to its own massive hype? Absolutely. Black Widow is set to bring new depth, action, and humor to the MCU, and we're here to explain how. After all, good things come to fans who wait.
Read MoreNew Mandalorian Season 2 Character Art Will Have You Stoked
With only a few weeks before The Mandalorian returns through steaming service Disney+, Star Wars fans are hungry for any teases they can about the story to come. Now, Disney has offered up fresh images of the heroes who will be facing off against Gideon in the season to come this October 30, 2020.
Read MoreThe Jim And Pam Moment From The Office That Wouldn't Fly Today
While The Office's Jim is known for his hilarious antics and the heartfelt, vulnerable moments he shares with Pam, a lot of his actions make for great TV but would never fly in an actual workplace. Here's one scene between the two that would result in a firing if anyone tried it in real life.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: World Beyond Actress Teases Rick Grimes Easter Egg - Exclusive
AMC's new spin-off The Walking Dead: World Beyond aims to answer a handful of questions left after Rick Grimes departed from the flagship show. In an interview with Looper, World Beyond actress Aliyah Royale spoke about how the show connects to The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead.
Read MoreThe New Supernatural Horror Series That's Dominating Netflix
It looks like viewers are ready for more scares, as The Haunting of Bly Manor is number 1 on Netflix's list of the most-watched series on their platform. Here's what you need to know about the latest edition of the terrifying supernatural horror series that Netflix viewers can't get enough of.
Read MoreThe Alita: Battle Angel Prop That James Cameron Demanded To Own
Alita: Battle Angel won praise for many of its effects and designs. But for producer James Cameron, there was one element of the film that was so well-done, and so close to his heart as a fan of the property, that he decided he had to have it.
Read MoreThe Harry Potter Moments You Never Realized Ron Predicted
Ron Weasley is the main source of comic relief in the Harry Potter series, but he’s also incredibly wise… though that might be by accident. Here are just a few huge Harry Potter twists Ron predicted, though he did so by mistake.
Read MoreStar Trek Characters Who Disappeared Without Explanation
From high-profile doctors to important commanders, here are some Star Trek characters who vanished without explanation.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Dane Cook Comedy Making A Comeback On Netflix
In the mid-2000s, you couldn't escape Dane Cook's brand of loud, in-your-face humor. Now, a new audience may be discovering him as the 2006 film Employee of the Month hits Netflix's Top 10 Most viewed list. Here's the story behind it.
Read MoreThe Fight We Never Saw In The Harry Potter Movies
While the Harry Potter films are loaded with memorable moments and disturbing realizations, it's impossible to convert every scene from the books, however notable, onto the silver screen. Here's a fight scene from the books that didn't make it into the movies.
Read MoreThe Only Thing Joe Manganiello Is Allowed To Say About The Snyder Cut
Deathstroke's lips are sealed. Joe Manganiello, who portrayed the iconic DC villain in a mid-credits scene in 2017's Justice League, is remaining tantalizingly mum on the details of the character's presence in Zack Snyder's upcoming director's cut of the film, which will hit HBO Max next year.
Read MoreThe Hilarious Story Behind That Black Noir Scene On The Boys - Exclusive
Nathan Mitchell, who's been the man inside Black Noir's dark costume for two seasons of The Boys thus far, shared with Looper in an exclusive interview the hilarious true story that inspired part of Black Noir's characterization that was revealed in a memorable season 2 scene.
Read MoreAdam Sandler Reveals The Scariest Movie He's Ever Seen
With Halloween only a few short weeks away, it's the perfect time to start thinking of which classic horror flicks you'll be queuing up for October 31. Luckily, this year, Adam Sandler has a suggestion. The star of Hubie Halloween recently revealed how one famous horror classic did a number on him.
Read MoreBlack Panther Scores Record-Breaking $192 Million Opening Weekend
Black Panther is officially king of the box office.
Read MoreOne Of The Most Talked-About DC Animated Movies Hits Netflix This Week
This week, one of the most famous (and controversial) animated Batman movies is about to arrive on Netflix — Batman: The Killing Joke, an adaptation of the graphic novel of the same name. Here's why you should check it out.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Eddie Murphy Comedy That's Killing It On Netflix
Comedy legend Eddie Murphy has starred in countless blockbuster films, but one of his oft-overlooked titles is the one currently garnering all the attention.
Read MoreThe Falcon And The Winter Soldier Photo Leak Teases An Unexpected Twist
There are many MCU-themed shows in development for Disney+, but the one that's been hit with the most setbacks might just be The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. However, a new The Falcon and the Winter Soldier photo leak seems to be teasing a massively unexpected twist.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Karate Kid
The Karate Kid is one of the best sports movies ever made. Put down those chopsticks and leave that fly alone as we look behind-the-scenes and find out why.
Read MoreStar Wars Finally Sets The Record Straight About Snoke
Looking back, it's easy to forget how hugely successful Star Wars: The Force Awakens was, back when it first hit theaters in 2015. At the time, one of the most intriguing mysteries regarded the true identity of the Supreme Leader Snoke — and thanks to a new book, answers have finally been revealed.
Read MoreThe Supernatural Creature We'll Never See In What We Do In The Shadows
The vampire-centric comedy has already expanded its world with werewolves, witches, and ghosts, but there's one supernatural creature that the show will never include, at least not if series creator Jemaine Clement can help it.
Read MoreThe Homelander Comics Moment Fans Want To See In The Boys TV Show
While Homelander has done a lot of messed up things in the comics, and viewers are used to watching Homelander delve deeper into depravity, there's one moment from the comics that's a bit more lighthearted, and would give us a chance to see another side of the superhero we haven't seen before.
Read MoreThe Friends Question Fans Have About The Good Place
During its four season run on NBC, The Good Place dropped plenty of pop culture references (and even more obscure philosophy references), but Lisa Kudrow's appearance in the final two episodes of the series left fans with some serious questions.
Read MoreThe Spider-Man Actor Who Plays Ned Leeds Lost Weight And Got Totally Ripped
Just because secondary actors in superhero movies aren't required to get ripped doesn't mean that they shouldn't pump some iron if they feel inclined. Such is seemingly the case with Jacob Batalon, the star behind Ned in the current Spider-Man trilogy, who recently revealed his new physique.
Read MoreThe Dungeons & Dragons Game That's Been Going On For Decades
One Dungeons & Dragons fan might just have the most impressive campaign of all time. Why? Because history professor Robert Wardhaugh has been running the same game for almost 40 years.
Read MoreThe Ezekiel Story We Could See In Tales Of The Walking Dead
During the New York Comic-Con 2020 panel for the expanded The Walking Dead universe, Scott Gimple, the Chief Creative Officer of all things The Walking Dead, hinted that the upcoming Tales of the Walking Dead anthology series could include a brand-new Ezekiel (Khary Payton) story.
Read MoreThe One Big Thing Missing From The Stand Trailer
CBS is gearing up for the release of the latest in a line of Stephen King reboots: its upcoming miniseries The Stand, the trailer for which dropped on October 9, 2020. While the trailer shows off a lot, there's one big thing missing.
Read MoreFear The Walking Dead Drops Big News About Season 6
AMC has announced some big news for season 6 of Fear the Walking Dead, the long-running spin-off of the network's flagship zombie series. During the show's panel at San Diego Comic-Con@Home, a new trailer for Fear the Walking Dead season 6 was released. The season 6 premiere date was also announced.
Read MoreJames Gunn Reveals Pick For Worst Superhero Film While Dissing Trump Simultaneously
James Gunn, director of both Guardians of the Galaxy movies (and the upcoming third film) and 2021's The Suicide Squad, recently revealed his personal least-favorite comic book movie — all while dunking on current U.S. President Donald Trump in the process.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Villains Returning To Doctor Who's Daleks! Series
Over the course of over half a century of Doctor Who canon, the Daleks have made a lot of enemies, but there's one group whom they're about to face off against for the first time in decades: the Mechanoids. They're returning to the upcoming Daleks! animated series.
Read MoreWhy Miss Jessel From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
One actress joining the cast of Bly Manor, Tahirah Sharif, plays Miss Jessel, the children's previous governess who died by suicide unexpectedly. English actress Sharif has been in the game for quite a while, and it's not even her first time on Netflix. Think you recognize her? You probably do.
Read MoreWhy The Halo Movie Might Still Happen
While previous attempts to bring the story of Master Chief and the war with the Covenant to life have failed thus far, there's reason to have faith that the games may one day receive the blockbuster movie treatment they so rightly deserve. Here's why a Halo movie isn't out of the picture.
Read MoreDiscworld Fans Seriously Aren't Happy About The Watch Trailer
As with Good Omens, The Watch, on its face, makes sense for adaptation. Imagine a police procedural but set in the comedic fantasy land of Discworld, and you've basically got it. Unfortunately, the first trailer revealed at NYCC didn't live up to fan expectations.
Read MoreThe Cult Classic Film That Inspired The Walking Dead: World Beyond
The Walking Dead: World Beyond showrunner Matt Legrete has revealed a surprising influence on his new spinoff show about the empties, and the first generation of kids to grow up in a world filled with them.
Read MoreThe American Gods Season 3 Character That Surprised Neil Gaiman
At New York Comic Con 2020 on October 9, Neil Gaiman and the cast of American Gods gathered to take place in a virtual panel, wherein they discussed the show's past and future. During the conversation, Gaiman revealed the soon-to-be-introduced character who surprised him the most.
Read MoreVince Vaughn Reveals The Movie That Terrified Him Into A Childhood Injury
During the panel for his upcoming movie Freaky at this year's digital New York Comic Con, Vince Vaughn dropped an anecdote about how a classic '80s horror film caused his younger self some unintended bodily injury.
Read MoreRobert De Niro Makes Announcement That Will Have Fans Excited
It's not easy saying goodbye to a beloved actor. Luckily, Robert De Niro has no intention of forcing the experience on his fans. Speaking to Yahoo Entertainment ahead of the release of his newest project, The War with Grandpa, the 77-year-old Taxi Driver star was asked about the future.
Read MoreThe Surprising Actor Who Plays Death In The Watch
Inspired by Terry Pratchett's Discworld books, The Watch follows a misfit group as they fight against supernatural beings trying to resurrect a dragon in the fictional city of Ankh-Morpork. They'll have frequent run-ins with Death itself, and fans should be excited about who's playing the Reaper.
Read MoreThe James Bond Legend You Never Realized Was In Batman Beyond
From 1999 to 2001, Batman Beyond was the team to beat, celebrity voice cameo-wise, not to mention one of the best superhero shows on television. In a select few episodes, the animated series was graced with the presence of a former James Bond.
Read MoreWatchmen Creator Takes A Strong Stance Against Superhero Movies
Alan Moore may be beloved by fans of comics, but the feeling may not be mutual. In a recent and very rare interview with Deadline, the legendary writer behind such works as Watchmen and V for Vendetta took a metaphorical shotgun and blasted the entirety of the superhero movie genre to bits.
Read MoreBucky Rocks His Updated Look In New Falcon And The Winter Soldier Promo Art
Over the past decade, we've seen Bucky in his World War II-era finest, we've seen grungy Winter Soldier Bucky, and of course, we've born witness to Bucky with the Good Hair. Now, have our first glimpse at what Bucky will look like on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
Read MoreGreat News Just Dropped For HBO Max's Green Lantern
This is the first real news that has dropped about the series in a while, and it sounds like a positive step toward dusting off Green Lantern and getting it to DCEU fans. The announcement of the series order also included a few exciting details about what the expect from the show itself.
Read MoreThings You Forgot Happened In 1982's Conan The Barbarian
There are so many wild moments in the original version of Conan the Barbarian that if you haven't viewed it recently, you might not remember how crazy things get. Here are some things you forgot happened in 1982's Conan the Barbarian.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Netflix's The Ranch Was Canceled
The dysfunctional family at the center of the Netflix original series The Ranch has taken us on a ride full of ups and downs, laughs and drama, bitter feuds and sweet moments. It wasn't a victim of Netflix's itchy trigger finger; the show's creative team had told the story they wanted to tell.
Read MoreMODOK Actress Reveals Why The Series Will 'Blow Your Mind' - Exclusive
On the upcoming Hulu series Marvel's M.O.D.O.K., Aimee Garcia voices the titular supervillain's wife, Jodie. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Garcia opened up about what to expect from the highly anticipated show.
Read MoreThe Terrifying New Show That's Freaking Netflix Viewers Out
Netflix has provided us with some of the scarier stories out there. Fortunately, the streaming giant isn't resting on its laurels when it comes to horror. Let's take a look at The Haunting of Bly Manor, the terrifying new show that's freaking Netflix viewers out.
Read MoreHow The Boys Team Made The Season 2 Finale Fight Happen - Exclusive
Through the second season of The Boys, stunt coordinator Tig Fong and his team had to do everything from rooftop fights between Supes to crashes on beaches — and it all came to a head on the season 2 finale with an epic battle scene. Speaking with Looper, Fong revealed how the scene came together.
Read MoreWhat The New Timeline Really Means For Marvel Phase 4
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in a state of flux due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has thrown a king-sized monkey wrench into the gears of the entire film and television industry throughout this year. The release dates of each project have changed — and here's what the new timeline means.
Read MoreAmazing News Just Dropped For Snowpiercer Season 2
This week's virtual New York Comic-Con provided some super exciting news for fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter of this riveting sci-fi tale.
Read MoreGet Your First Look At Marvel's M.O.D.O.K. On Hulu
Finally catering to the 14 percent of Americans designed only for killing, the upcoming Hulu animated series Marvel's M.O.D.O.K. has become one of the streaming service's most highly anticipated new programs. Now, EW has dropped an exciting first look at the show.
Read MoreThe Huge '80s Child Star You Didn't Realize Is In Haunting Of Bly Manor
One of the former The Haunting of Hill House actors returning for The Haunting of Bly Manor is a child star from the '80s you probably didn't realize was in the cast.
Read MorePixar's Creative Team On The Magic Behind The Studio - Exclusive
. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Soul's co-director Pete Docter, who was joined by producer Dana Murray and co-writer Kemp Powers, discussed the combination of components that draw audiences to Pixar's cinematic offerings.
Read MoreWhat Was Really In The Kobe Bryant Locker Bought By Storage Wars Stars
It's a sad fact of life that when a celebrity dies, people try to cash in on the moment. One news story seemed to indicate such an act was about to happen when it was revealed a storage unit filled with Kobe Bryant memorabilia was discovered. Luckily, this story has a happy ending.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Haunting Of Bly Manor Explained
There's a major twist in the finale, so here's what you need to know about what actually happened. This is the ending of The Haunting of Bly Manor explained.
Read MoreRob Riggle Talks The War With Grandpa - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Rob Riggle talks about working with Robert De Niro and the prospects of reprising a role in a sequel opposite one of his favorite comedy collaborators.
Read MoreWhy Books Of Blood's Stars Say It's Not A Horror Movie
In co-writing Hulu's "anti-anthology" Books of Blood, Brannon Braga selected three particular narratives that are commonly touted as horror. However, Books of Blood doesn't quite adhere to that very strict label — according to the cast of Books of Blood themselves.
Read MoreThe Ending Of The Boys Season 2 Explained
It was another year of unhinged adventures for Hughie, Butcher, Frenchie, Mother's Milk, and Kimiko, and things got crazy even by season 1 standards, which of course means we're left with a lot to unpack as we look ahead to what season 3 might bring.
Read MoreWhy The Waitress In Utopia Means More Than You Think
A major Hollywood force pops up in a tiny role on Amazon's Utopia — and while you probably wouldn't recognize her face, she's actually vitally important to the entire American Utopia universe. Here's why the waitress in the series means more than you think.
Read MoreRobert Kirkman Just Dropped Huge News About Battle Beast In Invincible
For years now, one of Invincible's biggest adversaries, his would-be killer Battle Beast, was absent in announcements about the upcoming Amazon Prime series. Now, at long last, creator Robert Kirkman has pulled back the curtain on Battle Beast's status within the upcoming show.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Reunion That's Happening In Amazon's Invincible
Feeling an ache in your chest about the impending end of The Walking Dead? Still reeling over certain characters' exits? Constantly hungering for more comic-book-based content to indulge in? There's a solution for all three of those unique troubles: Amazon's Invincible.
Read MoreGood News Just Dropped For Pixar's Soul
Thankfully for those yearning for a glimmer of hope in these trying times, Disney just dropped an excitable bit of news concerning one of its upcoming animated titles: the highly anticipated musical comedy Soul, directed by legendary Pixar guru Pete Docter.
Read MoreHere's What Character Shaq Wants To Play In The Boys Season 3
During a virtual presentation with the cast of The Boys for 2020's New York Comic Con, NBA superstar Shaquille O'Neill sent in a video to ask the crew who the biggest prankster has been on the show. To the cast's surprise, he also pitched a concept for a character he wants to play on season 3.
Read MoreThe Best Long-Running Jokes On The Simpsons
From odd geography to embarrassing photos, here are the best long-running jokes on The Simpsons.
Read MoreThe Epic Utopia Scene You Didn't Get To See
Those who have already binged Utopia are no doubt eager for more, thanks to the shocking cliffhanger that ended season 1. While there's still no news on when (or if) season 2 will premiere, Amazon Prime did give fans of the show a little treat during a panel at New York Comic Con.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Muppets From Space Was Such A Challenge To Make - Exclusive
He's worked on everything from SpongeBob Squarepants to the new comedy The War with Grandpa. Now, in an exclusive interview with Looper, filmmaker Tim Hill reflects on the challenges of his feature directorial debut, 1999's Muppets from Space.
Read MoreStar Trek: Prodigy Just Revealed The Return Of Huge Fan Favorite
Acting in contrast to Star Trek: Lower Decks, Prodigy is aimed directly at children and will air on Nickelodeon. Now, thanks to the live New York Comic Con digital Star Trek panel on October 8, we know one more thing about Prodigy: it will feature the return of a captain from Trek's past.
Read MoreDoctor Strange Will Be In Marvel's Spider-Man 3
News about Tom Holland's Spider-Man 3 just keeps getting stranger and stranger, as The Hollywood Reporter has announced that Benedict Cumberbatch will play Doctor Strange in the upcoming film. Here's what that could mean for the plot.
Read MoreThe War With Grandpa's Rob Riggle Discusses Robert DeNiro's Underused Talent - Exclusive
Robert De Niro is following up his dramatic turn in 2019's The Irishman with The War with Grandpa, a new family comedy co-starring Uma Thurman, Christopher Walken, Jane Seymour, Cheech Marin, and Rob Riggle. In an interview with Looper, Riggle said he's thrilled De Niro is up to deliver more laughs.
Read MoreThe Subtle Sokka And Yue Detail You Missed In Avatar: The Last Airbender
The relationship between Sokka and Yue takes a dramatic and unexpected turn in the first season finale of Avatar: The Last Airbender, preceded by an interesting detail that pops up again later in Sokka's life. Yue's story is essential to fully understanding this bit of foreshadowing.
Read MoreWhy Boyle From Brooklyn Nine-Nine Looks So Familiar
Since debuting on Fox in 2013, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has been revered not only as the funniest series on television, but also one of the most overlooked, with little more than a strong cult following keeping it afloat in the network realm. Where have you seen Detective Boyle before, though?
Read MoreStar Wars: The Untold Truth Of Force Ghosts
Force ghosts are one of the most recognizable elements of the Star Wars story -- yet also one of the most mysterious. How do they come to be? Can they interact with the physical world? Can Sith become Force ghosts? We're here to answer all those questions, and more.
Read MoreWhy These Criminal Minds Moments Meant So Much To Joe Mantegna - Exclusive
With Criminal Minds' series finale fading in the rearview, it seems like a perfect time for reflection, so we jumped at the chance to talk to actor Joe Mantegna about two peak moments — and two particular costars — that made the Criminal Minds experience special for him.
Read MoreRobert De Niro Talks The War With Grandpa - Exclusive Interview
Coming off one of the most acclaimed dramatic roles of his career in 2019's The Irishman, film great Robert De Niro is back for more laughs in The War with Grandpa.
Read MoreHenry Zaga Talks New Mutants - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview, Looper talked with Henry Zaga about getting to know Roberto da Costa, what he hopes The New Mutants gives fans, and more.
Read MoreRobert De Niro Thrilled Over Deer Hunter Reunion With Christopher Walken In War With Grandpa â€
A reunion was never on the cards for film legends Robert De Niro and Christopher Walken, who starred together in The Deer Hunter — until a unique opportunity came along 42 years after the release of that classic Best Picture winner. That opportunity: the new family comedy The War with Grandpa.
Read MoreRobert De Niro Wants To Do A Midnight Run Sequel - Exclusive
Dramatic roles may have made Robert De Niro a legend, but he's also shown no small amount of comedic talent over the years. In an exclusive interview with Looper, De Niro recalled his fondness for a comic gem from 1988, and talked about the prospects of going on another Midnight Run.
Read MoreWhy The New Ren From The Goldbergs Looks So Familiar
In season 7, Kelli Berglund was introduced as Erica's (Hayley Orrantia) college friend and Barry's (Troy Gentile) love interest Loren, AKA Ren. She won't be reprising the role come season 8, so the showrunners decided to fill the role of Ren in with another actress: Carrie Wampler.
Read MoreClive Barker Teases The Future Of Hulu's Books Of Blood - Exclusive
In October 2020, Hulu released Books of Blood, a horror anthology film that takes its name and basis from Clive Barker's legendary horror fiction collections of the same name. Speaking in an interview with Looper, Barker discussed where the project could go from here.
Read MoreThe New Halloween Comedy That's Already Number One On Netflix
Since we can't go house to house this Halloween, Adam Sandler has shown up at our Netflix doorstep, saying, "Trick or Treat!" with his new film Hubie Halloween. It's already hit Netflix's number one spot in the United States after only a day.
Read MoreNatalie Portman Confirms Big Thor: Love And Thunder Detail
After the thrilling and colorful Thor: Ragnarok, fans have been eagerly anticipating what director Taika Waititi has in store for his next Marvel outing, Thor: Love and Thunder. Natalie Portman, who will return as Jane Foster in Thor 4, confirmed a big detail about the upcoming movie.
Read MoreThe Final Jim Prank We Never Got To See In The Office
One of the best things about The Office is Jim and Dwight's dynamic. As great as all the workplace shenanigans between them were, though, Jim pulled one final prank on Dwight, and we never got to see it. Here's the story of the Office series finale prank to end all pranks.
Read MoreNicolas Cage Will Fight Alien Invaders In His Newest Movie
Would you like to watch a movie in which Nicolas Cage kicks aliens in the face? We've got good news for you. Financier Highland Film Group has just released the first poster for its upcoming science-fiction-martial-arts mashup Jiu Jitsu, and it's a thing of wonder.
Read MoreWhy Dani From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
In The Haunting of Bly Manor, the new horror anthology installment that will drop on Netflix on October 9, 2020, a familiar face leads the pack as au pair Dani Clayton. If you've been wondering why the actress who plays Dani looks so familiar, you're not alone. Here's where you've seen her before.
Read MoreHow Eddie Van Halen Influenced Bill & Ted
Bill and Ted are two super-chill, seemingly not-too-bright dudes who are the core of some wild adventures, including time travel and escaping the afterlife, within the Bill & Ted franchise — a franchise that the late Eddie Van Halen influenced in a big way.
Read MoreThe Absolute Worst Thing Ant-Man Has Ever Done
Let's dive deep into the crème de la crème of Ant Man's biggest issues, proving once and for all that the old saying is true: Power corrupts, ant powers corrupt ant-solutely. Here's the worst thing Ant-Man has ever done.
Read MoreThe Bill & Ted Face The Music Team Tried To Get Eddie Van Halen In The Movie
One of the writers behind 2020's Bill & Ted Face the Music, Ed Solomon, revealed that they tried to bring in Eddie Van Halen for an appearance alongside his matured fictional fanboys. Sadly, as evidenced by his absence in the finished film, this long-overdue cameo never came to pass.
Read MoreWhy The Train From Back To The Future Means More Than You Think
Back to the Future III features many familiar faces, but there's one major presence that you may have seen in other movies without even realizing it. Here's why the train from Back to the Future means more than you think.
Read MoreSpongeBob Movie Director Reflects On Disappointing Release - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper about his other new film, The War with Grandpa, The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run director Tim Hill says he particularly missed sharing the celebration of the release with the artists and actors who worked on the film.
Read MoreAlien Races We Want To See In The MCU
From scary parasites to goofy lizards, here are the alien races we want to see in the MCU.
Read MoreThe One Scene From The Witcher That Makes Us Love Henry Cavill Even More
Henry Cavill's Geralt of Rivia is arguably one of the most lovable characters on The Witcher — albeit not in the most traditional way. There's one scene in particular that locks in all of Geralt's good qualities and makes us love Henry Cavill's portrayal of the character even more.
Read MoreThe Best Holiday Movies And TV Shows Coming To Netflix In 2020
It'll soon be that time of year again: time to break out the turkey, string the lights 'round the Christmas tree, hang the stockings by the chimney with care, or whatever else your family holiday traditions might be. Here are all of the best holiday movies and TV shows coming to Netflix in 2020.
Read MoreHorror Movie Outcomes That Were Worse Than Dying
Take a deep, calming breath as we explore the horror movie outcomes that were worse than dying.
Read MoreHodor Will Have A Different Fate In The Game Of Thrones Books
Even before catching up with the books, Game of Thrones broke with George R.R. Martin's source material all the time. Now we're seeing the opposite — the books breaking with the show — as Martin has confirmed with a revelation about Hodor's fate.
Read MoreThe Haunting Of Bly Manor Zillow Listing That Will Creep You Out
Shopping around for some new digs? It can feel positively impossible to find the right place. Luckily, real estate website Zillow has an opportunity that's simply to die for, as a posting for the eponymous home in Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor has started turning heads.
Read MoreWhat It Would Take For Kelly Marie Tran To Play Rose Tico Again
Rose Tico had less than a minute and a half worth of screen time in The Rise of Skywalker, so naturally people want to know: Would Kelly Marie Tran ever return to the world of Star Wars? Her answer might surprise you.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Toph Beifong From Avatar: The Last Airbender
Through Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra, and all the canonical graphic novels, there's a lot to learn about Toph, and she has quite the story. Here are a few facts that even the most devoted fan might not know.
Read MoreWhy Jamie From The Haunting Of Bly Manor Looks So Familiar
The Haunting of Bly Manor features some returning fan favorites from The Haunting of Hill House, but there are some fresh faces in the new season of Netflix's supernatural chiller as well. Of particular note is Amelia Eve, who has joined the cast as Jamie.
Read MoreWhy Clive Barker Calls Hulu's Books Of Blood An 'Anti-Anthology' - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Books of Blood author Clive Barker and filmmaker Brannon Braga, who directs the Hulu film adaptation of Barker's work, opened up about the project. Barker also explained why the movie is actually an "anti-anthology" rather than a traditional anthology.
Read MoreH. Jon Benjamin, Voice Of Sterling Archer - Exclusive Interview
H. Jon Benjamin is one of most distinct voice actors of our time, both in spite and because of his instantly recognizable tone. He voices the title role on Archer and Bob's Burgers, each in their 11th seasons.
Read MoreSchitt's Creek Character Endings Ranked From Worst To Best
Schitt's Creek bid a fond adieu to the denizens of its titular town after six seasons. The characters' endings ranged wildly -- some won the lottery, some got married, and some got fabulous new jobs. We're here to rank them from worst to best.
Read MoreThe Martial Arts Adventure Series The Witcher Fans Need To Binge On Netflix
Thankfully, to fill the void between now and The Witcher season 2, Netflix is packed with other shows worth checking out. One series available to stream hits all of the same action, adventure, and dramatic beats that audiences praise The Witcher for, making for a nice binge in the meantime.
Read MoreWhy Fargo's E'myri Crutchfield Was Scared To Be In A Room With Viola Davis - Exclusive
You may not be familiar with E'myri Crutchfield just yet, but after watching season 4 of Fargo on FX, you'll definitely put her on your "one to watch" list. In a recent interview with Looper, Crutchfield revealed that she looks up to and hopes to emulate the career of Viola Davis.
Read MoreChen Tang On Why A Female-Led Crew Was Perfect For Mulan - Exclusive
Looper spoke with actor Chen Tang, who plays the wise-cracking Yao, about why he thinks Niki Caro's particular directing style was the right fit for Mulan, and what having a female perspective behind the camera did for him as a part of the cast.
Read MoreProof Sacha Baron Cohen Can Play Any Role
As Abbie Hoffman in The Trial of the Chicago 7, Sacha Baron Cohen embodies one of the most important American counterculture figures of the '60s. When it comes to artistic range, there's really not a lot that Sacha Baron Cohen can't do. Here's all the proof you need.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Books Of Blood Explained
Books of Blood tells three spellbinding stories that intersect for a dark ending. Although the fate of each main character is eventually unveiled, the conclusion of this horror film can leave audience members questioning how everyone's destination was reached while piecing together the collection.
Read MoreHow The Walking Dead: World Beyond's Star Connects To Negan - Exclusive
The young characters of the new Walking Dead spin-off may not have had to face the horror of a rising zombie apocalypse head-on, but for her role as Iris, Aliyah Royale found a surprising connection with the original series' iconic villain. She told Looper all about it in our exclusive interview.
Read MoreWar With Grandpa Stars Talk About Finally Getting Chance To Work With Robert De Niro - Exclusive
Although Robert De Niro's resume is vast, there are plenty of actors who have never had the opportunity to collaborate with the legend. That just changed for a couple of veteran performers and a young co-star who can be seen alongside De Niro in the new family comedy The War with Grandpa.
Read MoreThe Ending Of 12 Monkeys Explained
Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys is a gritty science fiction feature that sends Bruce Willis traveling through time in an attempt to prevent a global pandemic. With all the jumping between 1990, 1996, and 2035, it can get a little hard to follow. This is the ending of 12 Monkey, explained.
Read MoreThe Movie Score You Didn't Know Eddie Van Halen Wrote
In 1984, Van Halen made one of the more fascinating moves in his career when he teamed up with Donn Landee to compose the score of the teen dramedy The Wild Life, written and produced by an up-and-comer named Cameron Crowe.
Read MoreChris Parnell On The Future Of Archer And How He Keeps Things Fresh - Exclusive
Things are different for the new season of Archer. For one thing, Cyril is now buff, confident, and quite literally in charge. One person who hasn't seen Ripped Cyril yet? The man who voices him, Chris Parnell. He's been too busy to watch the show — but not too busy to talk to Looper about it.
Read MoreHow Swamp Thing's Team Feels About The Show's Second Chance
Beginning today, October 6, 2020, the CW will air all 10 episodes of Swamp Thing's first — and, thus far, only — season. So, how does the cast and crew of Swamp Thing feel about their new home? Looper spoke with the stars and the show's co-executive producers in exclusive interviews to find out.
Read MoreHouse Of The Dragon Casting News Reveals More About The Game Of Thrones Prequel
We've finally reached a stage of preproduction where details of the project are slowly-but-surely starting to make like R'hllor and come to light. Let's take a look at the House of the Dragon casting news that reveals more about the much-anticipated Game of Thrones prequel.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In ParaNorman
From behind-the-scenes factoids and spooky Easter eggs to familiar actors bringing this world to life, it's time to take a look at the things only adults notice in ParaNorman.
Read MoreThis Is Brad Pitt's Most Underrated Movie On Netflix
Even as some Brad Pitt movies get a bit more attention than others, it's almost impossible to label any film featuring the actor as "underrated," though Pitt's harrowing 2006 drama Babel may just fit the bill.
Read MoreDirector Brian Duffield Reveals The Surprising Inspiration Behind Spontaneous - Exclusive
The new film Spontaneous has a little bit of everything. It's a coming-of-age tale, a love story, a sociopolitical commentary, and it's all centered around exploding teenagers. In an exclusive interview with Looper, director Brian Duffield talked about the surprising places he found inspiration.
Read MoreWhy Prothero's Dolls In V For Vendetta Are Important
In the background of Prothero's home in the movie V for Vendetta, you'll see eight dolls, sitting on a shelf, dressed in bright orange prison jumpsuits. Weird? Maybe. We're not here to shame anybody. But if you read the comic, you'll realize that Prothero's macabre tchotchkes have a deeper meaning.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Marvel's Everett Ross
From his surprising origins to his place in the MCU, here's the untold truth of Everett Ross.
Read MoreThe Father Of The Bride Timeline Explained
Not only did a long-awaited Father of the Bride threequel (sort of) drop in September, but an upcoming reboot of the crowd-pleasing film was also recently announced. With all the updates in the news, now seems like a great time to break down the timeline of the Father of the Bride series.
Read MoreWhy Spontaneous Will Hit Home For Audiences - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, director Brian Duffield delved into the not-so-hidden messages blended into Spontaneous, and explained why the film will hit home for audiences.
Read MoreProject Power Effects Supervisor Ivan Moran - Exclusive Interview
Looper sat down with Project Power effects supervisor Ivan Moran for a conversation about finding inspiration in the animal kingdom, turning Hollywood stars into superheroes, and why there's simply no substitute for practical effects.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Has Marvel-Style Plans For His Sherlock Movies
While speaking during the keynote panel of the virtual Fast Company Innovation Festival, Robert Downey Jr. and his wife and producing partner Susan Downey revealed that they intend to build out a Sherlock mystery universe, with interconnected stories à la the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreActor Chen Tang Talks Mulan, Warrior, And More - Exclusive Interview
With everything he has on his plate, Looper was grateful to have the opportunity to sit down with Chen Tang and discuss what it's like being part of a such a high-profile remake as Mulan, and the collaborative process that informed both his stunt and character work on Warrior.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Bar From How I Met Your Mother
Every great sitcom has a common hang-out spot. How I Met Your Mother takes place in more than one location, but if there's one setting where some of the most cherished moments of the series were captured, it's MacLaren's Pub. Here's the story behind the iconic spot.
Read MoreWhy The Villain Of Ferris Bueller's Day Off Wasn't Actually Principal Rooney
in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, society is guarded by one man: Principal Rooney. Yes, it's easy to throw stones at an authority figure, but look at the facts, All Rooney wants is structure. The largest obstacle standing between him and a good night's sleep is the movie's true villain: Ferris Bueller.
Read MoreWhat Daniel Craig Won't Miss About No Longer Playing James Bond
While saying goodbye to his license to kill and all the perks that come along with playing one of the most famed characters in movie history won't be easy, there is at least one thing about playing Bond that Craig won't miss: the free martinis.
Read MoreThe Star-Studded Espionage Thriller You Won't Want To Miss
The pandemic may have already pushed the likes of No Time to Die and Mission: Impossible 7 further back into 2021, but there's still one action-packed spy thriller looking to make its bow early in the new year: The 355, which dropped its first trailer on October 6, 2020.
Read MoreThe Biggest Casting Mistake In Independence Day: Resurgence
Independence Day is a landmark movie, both in its enormous success and in that it is literally a movie in which aliens blow up famous landmarks with their giant spaceships. Its follow-up, Independence Day: Resurgence, was a dud. What happened? Casting may have played a part.
Read MoreThe Batman's Release Date Has Been Changed Yet Again
The Batman has already experienced more than its share of setbacks and delays — and, as misfortune would have it, the movie's release date has been changed yet again, as confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter.
Read MoreThe New Horror Comedy That's Dominating The Netflix Charts Right Now
Looking for some thrills, chills, and laughs to spice up the spooky season? Netflix has the movie for you. Vampires vs. the Bronx, an original feature, has crept onto the Top Ten list for movies in the U.S. The flick centers on a group of youngsters who must repel an invasion of the undead.
Read MoreWhy Comic Book Show Fans Should Recognize Dr. Vogelbaum From The Boys
On Amazon Studios' The Boys, Dr. Jonah Vogelbaum is played by actor John Doman, and any comic book fan worth their salt should recognize where else they may have seen him before.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: World Beyond Premiere Theory That Has Fans Talking
While Robert Kirkman's original Walking Dead comics suddenly came to an end in July 2019, AMC just launched the flagship show's latest spin-off, The Walking Dead: World Beyond. The premiere episode was pretty jaw-dropping, and a theory has fans talking.
Read MoreThe Netflix Series That Just Got Canceled After Only One Season
Netflix is cutting down its roster of original shows once again. The service announced that Teenage Bounty Hunters is not going forward with a second season, leaving fans in the lurch as the show goes unfinished.
Read MoreNetflix Just Made A Shocking Decision About GLOW
After three highly successful seasons, Netflix was poised to cap off GLOW's run with a fourth and final season. However, much to the disappointment of fans everywhere, they won't receive the closure the streaming service promised them last year.
Read MoreLovecraft Country: Jamie Chung Shares Intense Training For Her Role - Exclusive
Jamie Chung has certainly had her fair share of experience with intense training and fight choreography, but did that help prepare her for some old Hollywood-style dance moves? Looper had the chance to ask her about her preparation for Lovecraft Country during our exclusive interview.
Read MoreFargo Star On His Character And How The Godfather Played A Huge Part â€
On the new season of Fargo, Salvatore Esposito portrays Gaetano Fadda, an unhinged Italian mafia gangster in 1950s Kansas City, Missouri. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Esposito chatted about what motivates Gaetano, where his storyline is headed, and how The Godfather influenced his acting.
Read MoreDune Remake Hit With Unfortunate News
The spice must flow — for another whole year, apparently. Denis Villaneuve's take on Frank Herbert's epic sci-fi novel Dune is officially pushed from December 18, 2020 all the way back to October 1, 2021, making it yet another victim in the ongoing game of movie delay dominoes.
Read MoreWhat Audiences Will Get Out Of Swamp Thing Now - Exclusive
Swamp Thing didn't really get much of a chance to find an audience when it first released to DC's then-new streaming platform. A mere five days after its debut, the show was canceled. Now, it's getting a second life on The CW. We talked to the people behind it to find out what to exxpect.
Read MoreThe Real-Life Inspiration Behind Fox's A.I. Drama neXt - Exclusive
The idea behind neXt, Fox's new drama about a rogue artificial intelligence (AI), originated with an Alexa. Showrunner Manny Coto sits down for an exclusive interview to talk about the show's origins and what we have to fear from AI.
Read MoreThe Zoe Saldana Action Thriller That's Heating Up On Netflix
You'd be well within your rights to want more Zoe Saldana in your life. Netflix, obligingly, has provided a solution: Colombiana, the 2011 action film starring none other than Zoe Saldana, is currently gunning its way through the streaming service's Top 10 list of most watched offerings.
Read MoreCritics Are Absolutely Raving About The Haunting Of Bly Manor
While it's tough to follow up a classic, The Haunting of Hill House's successor, Bly Manor, is already receiving rave reviews ahead of its October 9 premiere on Netflix. At the time of this writing, season 2 of The Haunting anthology series has a 92 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Read MoreThe Supernatural Crime Series Everyone's Binging On Netflix
Where's the line between moral depravity and demonic possession? CBS' supernatural crime drama Evil suggests there may not be one — or, at the very least, there's not one that we can accurately perceive. Here's what you should know about the terrifying series currently taking over Netflix.
Read MoreWhat Futurama Fans Noticed About Bender's Love Interests
When it comes to romantic entanglements on Futurama, much of the attention on the show went to the relationship between Fry and Leela. But Bender, party animal that he is, also had his fair share of romances, from robotic floozies to the Planet Express ship. Here's what set them apart.
Read MoreThe Cast Of Mean Girls Are Back. See What They Look Like Today
As any Mean Girls super-fan knows, October 3 has become known as “Mean Girls Day,” and this year, the cast virtually reunited on Instagram to celebrate the film for a good cause. Here’s what the cast of Mean Girls is up to today.
Read MoreThe Classic Adam Sandler Movie Fans Are Loving On Netflix Right Now
Adam Sandler's career has found new life on Netflix. He's released a number of Netflix original films, but if you want to see where Sandler's sensibilities all began, then you can take a trip down memory lane and watch his classic film Big Daddy, which has cracked the Netflix Top Ten.
Read MoreHenry Cavill Just Teased Geralt's New Look For The Witcher Season 2
Despite a few obstacles, the second season of Netflix's The Witcher looks to be on track once again. To keep excitement for The Witcher season 2 high, star Henry Cavill shared a tease of his character Geralt of Rivia's new look for the upcoming batch of episodes.
Read MoreThe New Trailer For Ryan Reynolds' Free Guy Will Have You Pumped
Today, Free Man got its first full trailer, and it's replete with murder trains, giant guns, and a lot of Jeopardy -- literally, because Alex Trebek is in it. The trailer is zippy, it's cute, there are goldfish and an apocalypse, and it will get your blood pumping in two-and-a-half minutes or fewer.
Read MoreThe Biggest Weakness Of Every Arrowverse Character Explained
The Arrowverse contains a vast wealth of heroes. But every shining knight has a chink in their armor somewhere. These are the weaknesses of the Arrowverse's best and brightest, from their debilitating phobias to their reckless attitudes.
Read MoreThe Best New Movies And TV Shows To Watch On Netflix In October 2020
It's that time of month again, when Netflix announces all the arrivals hitting its library and all the content soon flying off its shelves. Let's a look at the noteworthy offerings hitting the Netflix catalog — plus everything saddling up and riding off into the sunset — throughout October 2020.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Stunts On Warrior - Exclusive
One person who's had a front-row view of just how crazy things can get with Warrior stunts is actor Chen Tang. As Warrior's second season approached, Looper had the opportunity to speak with Tang about the process of bringing Hong to action-packed life on screen.
Read MoreMichael K. Williams Talks About Lovecraft Craft Season 1 - Interview
Michael K. Williams shares his views on generational curses, his thoughts on controversial American author H.P. Lovecraft, and what he hopes audiences take away from Lovecraft Country.
Read MoreArcher Stars Reveal Their Favorite Guest Stars Of All Time - Exclusive
Season 11 of Archer has seen some high-profile guest stars pass through and by the spy agency, a trend-slash-tradition that started long ago on the adult animated sitcom. In an exclusive interview, Looper spoke with four Archer cast members and asked each of them about their favorite guests stars.
Read MoreThe Problem With The Resurrection Stone In Harry Potter
Harry Potter is full of mystical, magical items, but one of its most important artifacts isn’t as amazing as it seems. Here's the real reason you wouldn't want the Resurrection Stone, which makes up one part of the Deathly Hallows.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Millie Bobby Brown Almost Quit Acting
With several high-profile roles now under her belt thanks to Netflix's smash-hit supernatural series Stranger Things and the recently released Enola Holmes, it's hard to imagine teenage starlet Millie Bobby Brown doing anything else but acting. Still, the road to success is a perilous one.
Read MoreThe One Scene From The Office That Makes Us Love Steve Carell Even More
Trying to figure out the best Michael Scott scene on The Office is hopeless — an easier task is watching the lovable sitcom from start to finish, and deeming all Michael Scott scenes worthy. Throughout the series, Scott flouts all of the standard office politics, procedures, and decorum.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Teen Wolf Explained
Overall, the show aired a total of 100 episodes, a real achievement for the supernatural teen drama. MTV has already talked about reviving it multiple times. Here's how everything wrapped up on the show, and what that might mean for a future revival.
Read MoreThe Truth About Mr. Miyagi's Healing Hands In The Karate Kid
Mr. Miyagi has a few spiritual tricks up his sleeve that keep other Karate Kid characters on their toes. His ability to fix up Daniel's injured leg in the first film with his hands alone is one such example of his likely many hidden talents.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Spontaneous Explained
Being a teenager can be a nightmare, and not just for you. The collective experience of adolescent hormonal changes can make everything — from fights to fears to first kisses — feel really, well, explosive. But what if that wasn't just a metaphor for how your raw adolescent emotions?
Read MoreThe Real Reason All 543 Movie Theaters Owned By Regal Cinemas Are Shutting Down
James Bond used his license to kill on an entire theater chain this week. On Saturday, Oct. 3, Cineworld announced that it's shuttering all 543 of its Regal Cinema movie theaters across the U.S. and the U.K. and Ireland for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreThe Orlando Bloom War Movie That's Hot On Netflix Right Now
A gritty, visceral war movie has leapt to Netflix's Top Ten. The Outpost takes us into a harrowing moment of the war in Afghanistan, when the American soldiers of the Combat Outpost Keating were facing an incoming 300 Taliban fighters.
Read MoreWhy Witcher Fans Think Season 3 Is About To Be Confirmed
Toss a coin to Netflix, because it looks like the streamer has already renewed The Witcher for season 3. Fans of the fantasy series are buzzing about a potential early renewal thanks to the show's official Writers Guild of America page being updated.
Read MoreTobin Bell Gives Hope To Saw Fans About The Future Of The Franchise
In an interview with Comicbook.com about his latest turn in the horror movie The Call, Bell was asked about his future as it pertains to the world of Saw. To the glee of horror fans everywhere, his answer came well short of closing that particular spring-loaded door.
Read MoreWhat You Can Expect From Disney's Star Wars Galactic Cruiser Hotel
Disney's newest hotel-attraction hybrid, Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser, is coming to Walt Disney World next year, and it looks to be a truly out-of-this-world experience for fans of the galaxy far, far away.
Read MoreBloopers That Make Us Love Millie Bobby Brown Even More
Between Brown's infectious laughter, her penchant for tripping, and her unstoppable dance moves, it's impossible to pick a favorite blooper. So why not go through them all? Feel free to stand corrected if you didn't think you could love Millie Bobby Brown any more.
Read MoreThe Coolest Flash Costume You Never Got To See On The Show
One recently revealed outfit, in particular, never made it into an episode of The Flash up to this point for fairly understandable reasons. Don't worry, it's much more cool than goofy.
Read MoreWill The Next Spider-Man Movie Be A Live-Action Spider-Verse With Andrew Garfield And Tobey Maguire?
Hints have been dropping left and right that the next MCU Spider-Man flick will be a live-action Spider-Verse with Maguire and Garfield. If there's any merit to recent rumors, those nerdy dreams may come true in the near future, much to the delight of webheads everywhere.
Read MoreFast And Furious 9 Suffers Yet Another Delay
At this point, some blockbusters have suffered from multiple delays, extending the wait time by over a full year. The anticipated ninth installment in the long-running Fast & Furious series, the Dwayne Johnson-free F9, is one such case.
Read MoreThis Is The Worst Thing Phoebe Ever Did On Friends
With a title like Friends, it's amazing how often the beloved sitcom's characters tested their friendship. In fact, some fans still wonder how Monica reconciled with Phoebe after what she did in a particular season 9 episode.
Read MoreRyan Reynolds Had The Perfect Response To Rick Moranis' Assault
In September of 2020, fans were incredibly excited to see Rick Moranis appear with fellow beloved Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds in a commercial for Mint Mobile. In the wake of Moranis' hospitalization after an assault, Reynolds wished his co-star well in the best way he knew how.
Read MoreNo Time To Die Just Got Hit With The Fate It Was Trying Hard To Avoid
The world turns, the seasons continue their terrible dance to the beat of the clockwork of eternity, and once again, No Time to Die's release date has been pushed back. This marks the latest in a series of delays for the long-suffering 25th installment of Eon Productions' James Bond franchise.
Read MoreCobra Kai Fans Just Got The Best News Ever
Netflix has once again elected to strike hard and strike fast, mercilessly renewing Cobra Kai for a fourth season. This news comes months ahead of the show's third season premiere, and represents another opportunity for the characters to bounce back after the super dark ending of season 2.
Read MoreJames Bond Producer Confirms Sad News For Fans
It may not be surprising news, but that doesn't mean it's easy to say goodbye. During an interview with No Time To Die: The Official James Bond Podcast, franchise producer Barbara Broccoli confirmed that the latest 007 movie will be the last time Daniel Craig plays the iconic super-spy.
Read MoreWireless's Tye Sheridan Explains How Quibi's New Show Is All About Perspective - Exclusive Interview
Tye Sheridan talked to Looper in an exclusive interview about this innovative program, explaining why the role was so inviting and how it takes an important look at how we traverse the digital landscape.
Read MoreEnola Holmes Director Harry Bradbeer On Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill, Bringing Back Fleabag - Exclusive Interview
While he's been working on film and television productions since the 1990s, director Harry Bradbeer is finally winning acclaim from American audiences thanks to two major imports from across the pond: Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Emmy-winning comedy Fleabag and the acclaimed drama Killing Eve.
Read MoreThe Secret That Was Hiding In The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Set
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was a hit that aired from 1990-1996. The set was a home for many Americans who were practically raised by their televisions in the '90s, and that set contained a hidden gem that most of us never knew about.
Read MoreThe Witches Trailer Proves The Film Will Be Your New Halloween Obsession
Move over, Hocus Pocus. Now, a new generation of young people can look forward to weeping themselves to sleep, as Hollywood mastermind Robert Zemeckis is set to release a new take on The Witches, and it looks to be your new Halloween obsession.
Read MoreWild News Just Dropped For Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel failed to live up to its financial expectations, and usually, that would be the end of the IP's big-budget Hollywood travels -- at least, unless something dramatic happens. Well, it looks like something dramatic just happened, and now Alita might be headed back to theaters.
Read MoreThe Blue Bloods Reagan Family Tree Explained
After the season 10 finale introduced a new member of the family, further complicating the situation, it's time to sort through the Reagan's relationships, and remind fans exactly how these beloved characters are related to each other.
Read MoreThe Action Thriller That's Taking Off On Netflix
In the market for a sports-themed action thriller with a comedic touch and plenty of butt-kicking martial arts? Netflix has got you covered. Welcome to Sudden Death, starring veteran actor and martial artist Michael Jai White, has kicked down the door of the streamer's Top Ten list.
Read MoreThe Horrifying New Series You Can Only Watch On Hulu
With the witching season nigh, streaming giant Hulu is dropping plenty of Halloween-appropriate titles in October — including a terrifying new series entitled Monsterland.
Read MoreAwesome News Just Dropped For The Anne Hathaway Witches Remake
It appears that October is full of surprises this year! In 2019, news dropped that a new adaptation of Roald Dahl's The Witches was in the works, starring Anne Hathaway. Now, as the year's spookiest month begins, news arrives that The Witches reimagining is coming directly to HBO Max on October 22.
Read MoreThe Most Bizarre Robert De Niro Movie You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
These days, Robert De Niro is widely regarded as one of the most devoted, versatile, and influential acting talents to have ever graced the silver screen. There's little question that Robert De Niro swung for the fences — and then some — for 2007's fantasy epic Stardust.
Read MoreThe Animated Supernatural Series Fans Of Rick And Morty Need To Binge
As beloved as it is, one of Rick and Morty's downsides is the long gaps between seasons. There's no shortage of other things for fans to watch, but one show stands out among all of these other choices. Gravity Falls has a lot in common with Rick and Morty, so fans have to check it out.
Read MorePinhead's Entire Backstory Explained
Hellraiser's iconic Pinhead is a touchstone of cinematic horror. But he didn't begin that way -- in fact, the first film doesn't even name him. It took multiple Hellraiser movies to make Pinhead into the monster we know and love. This is his story in its gruesome entirety.
Read MoreThe Parks And Recreation Relationship Hint That Everyone Missed
As it turns out, there's a huge hint about Ben and Leslie's future relationship hidden in the scene where they first meet. Here's the Parks and Recreation relationship hint that even die-hard fans probably missed.
Read MoreThe Coolest References And Easter Eggs From Star Trek: Lower Decks 'Crisis Point'
In Lower Decks's latest episode, the crew works out Mariner's feelings through a movie-like holodeck program. As you might imagine, there are a ton of references to all the best Star Trek movies. These are some of the best references and Easter eggs we caught throughout "Crisis Point."
Read MoreThe Ending Of Raised By Wolves Explained
Raised by Wolves has been renewed for a second season, but we'll still have months to ponder the meaning of the HBO Max series' first season and its finale, "The Beginning." This is the ending of Raised By Wolves explained.
Read MoreHenry Cavill's Bold Stance On The Justice League Snyder Cut
If you've got a problem with Zack Snyder offering up his cut of 2017's Justice League, well, Superman has a problem with you. Henry Cavill, who has portrayed Big Blue in the films of the DCEU, offered up a concise and thorough justification for why Snyder's cut of the film should be seen.
Read MoreRidley Scott Reveals If Raised By Wolves And Alien Are In The Same Universe
For those formulating their own fan theories, you might want to pump the brakes, as the legendary already filmmaker set the record straight with a very straightforward answer. Here's what Ridley Scott has to say on the topic.
Read MoreCheech Marin And Tommy Chong Have Another Movie In The Works
Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong are among the most iconic comedy duos in history, but they haven't teamed up for a live-action feature since 1984. Is there any chance they'll ever hit the big screen together again? Looper got the chance to ask Marin this burning question.
Read MoreThe Real Reason COPS Is Secretly Still Filming Episodes
Contrary to what you may have heard on the grapevine, the TV show "COPS" is still filming.
Read MoreWhy Sauron Wasn't The Actual Villain In Lord Of The Rings
Though not often seen, Sauron's presence weighs on every step Frodo (Elijah Wood) and company take towards the fires of Mount Doom. An endless number of orcs stand at his beck and call. But who is the trilogy's true "villain," in a human sense?
Read MoreWhy You Should Avoid Disney World On The Weekends Right Now
Disney World is the home of hopes and dreams, for small children ... and, for the rest of us, terrifying life-size cartoon figures. Most good times come with their drawbacks though, and with Disney World, there's an awfully big one in the landscape of 2020 — crowds.
Read MoreFamous Characters With Siblings You Never Knew They Had
From Stark siblings to Bat-brothers, here are famous characters with siblings you never knew they had.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Jon Bon Jovi Quit Acting
As the frontman of a Grammy Award-winning band, Jon Bon Jovi is a musical icon. Like many prosperous musicians, Jon Bon Jovi branched out into acting during the peak of his superstardom, but he's since stopped appearing in films and on TV. Now, he's revealed why.
Read MoreMarvel's Spider-Man 3 Just Got The Most Shocking News â€
Yes, that's your spider-sense tingling. The worlds of Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland's Spider-Man movies are continuing to converge, with the news that Jamie Foxx is reportedly in final talks to reprise his role as Electro in Marvel's Spider-Man 3.
Read MoreThe Netflix Documentary That's Freaking Everyone Out
The Social Dilemma comes from award-winning director Jeff Orlowski, the filmmaker behind the climate change docs Chasing Ice and Chasing Coral. Here, he focuses in on the Machiavellian world of social media, capturing frank comments from former employees of corporate giants.
Read MoreGet Your First Look At Chadwick Boseman's Final Film Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
Chadwick Boseman may have left this world too soon, but at least his fans can count on one last film from this late, great talent. Now, you can get your first glimpse of Boseman's last role, in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.
Read MoreJamie Chung Reflects On Her Time As Mulan And Why She Hasn't Seen The New Movie Yet - Exclusive
If you were captivated by Ji-Ah on HBO's Lovecraft Country, you aren't alone. The Korean war nurse with a deadly supernatural secret is played by Jamie Chung, and it's highly possible that you're already familiar with some of her work — including a turn as an iconic Disney hero.
Read MoreThe Dark Truth About Gilderoy Lockhart In Harry Potter
Gilderoy Lockhart is one of the most obnoxious characters in the Harry Potter series. What makes this Defense Against the Dark Arts professor so awful? We're here to break his villainy down, one memory charm at a time.
Read MoreJason Bateman's Most Intense Movie You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now
While Jason Bateman's career has been mostly defined by his comedic work, he's been no stranger to more serious roles. Case in point: the 2015 thriller The Gift, which sees Bateman using his considerable skills to bring life to a complex and troubled character.
Read MoreThis Is Daniel Radcliffe's Most Underrated Movie
As far as cinematic legacies go, spending an entire decade playing one of the best-loved cinematic and literary characters of the modern era is something that Daniel Radcliffe is not likely to outrun anytime soon. That's not for lack of trying, though.
Read MoreThe Full-Length Trailer For Borat 2 Is Here, And It's Jaw-Dropping
In September 2020, it was announced that a Borat sequel had already been filmed, and it would be released very soon. Details have slowly trickled in, and now, a full-length trailer has been released.
Read MoreWhy Jackie From That '70s Show Was The Worst
While you may not be able to pick a fave fast, it's probably pretty easy to choose your least favorite That '70s Show character — and for many, the answer is obvious: Jackie Burkhart, played by Mila Kunis. Here's why Jackie from That '70s Show was the worst.
Read MoreEnola Holmes Director On Helena Bonham Carter's Influence On The Film - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Enola Holmes director Harry Bradbeer shared that he wasn't intent on Helena Bonham Carter playing an ordinary "mom" role through her character as Eudoria Holmes. He also opened up about how Bonham Carter influenced the film.
Read MoreWhy The Villain Of The Incredibles Wasn't Actually Syndrome
For as despicable as Syndrome appears, there's more to consider when telling this wannabe hero's story. The truth is that Syndrome isn't actually the villain in the first Incredibles movie, and the answer to who the real one is might be a hard pill to swallow for lifelong fans of the franchise.
Read MoreThe Ending Of Scare Me Explained
In Shudder's new movie Scare Me, viewers are told a handful of spooky tales after a storm leaves aspiring writer Fred and bestselling novelist Fanny stuck in a mountain cabin without power. Here are all the gruesome details of the ending of Scare Me explained.
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The Real Reason Blade Runner Flopped At The Box Office
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The One Line That Could Have Changed Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. In The Future
As it happens, one unused line could've made sense of all of this chaos and severely altered the program's future. Here's the story.
Read MoreWhat Frenchie Really Said In French On The Boys Season 2, Episode 1
While you kind of get the gist of what they're saying, die-hard The Boys fans may want to know precisely what conversation went down between the two characters. Wonder no more! Thanks to one intrepid Redditor, we now know what the two said to each other.
Read MoreThe Shameless Scene That Gets Fans Teary-Eyed Every Time
The character of Fiona Gallagher was thrown more than her fair share of curve balls before Emmy Rossum's departure during the show's ninth season, but one scene in particular always manages to make even the most stone-faced Shameless fans tear up.
Read MoreWhy Cobb Vanth From The Mandalorian Season 2 Looks So Familiar
You'll almost certainly recognize the mug on the actor who portrays the character (first introduced in the Star Wars book Aftermath). It belongs to Timothy Olyphant, who's been a regular on both the film and television circuit over the past couple of decades.
Read MoreWhy Astrid From Truth Seekers Looks So Familiar
The exciting new comedy series features the talented Emma D'Arcy as Astrid, one of the members of the central paranormal investigation service. While she's a relative newcomer, she's been in a few projects you may recognize her from.
Read MoreWhy Miguel's Training Has Cobra Kai Fans Puzzled
The main goal of Cobra Kai Karate is to be the best, and that goal doesn't change when the dojo moves from The Karate Kid to Netflix's Cobra Kai series. But how long does it take Miguel to get into All Valley tournament-winning shape? Some fans are confused as to the answer.
Read MoreThe Anakin Easter Egg You Missed In The Mandalorian Season 2 Premiere
Nerds across the world breathed a sigh of relief as The Mandalorian returned for its second season. Expectations were high. Some viewers wanted to see callbacks to olds Star Wars movies. Some hoped to see Timothy Olyphant. Few dared to dream that they'd get both, but Jon Favreau provides.
Read MoreWhy Cobra Kai Fans Are Puzzled About This Sam And Tory Moment
With its surprisingly complex themes and deliciously straightforward karate battles, Netflix's martial arts comedy-drama Cobra Kai has been enticing viewers left and right. However, some viewers have pointed out that a certain, pivotal scene in season 2 is downright strange.
Read MoreWhy Ben Should Still Be Alive According To Ozark Fans
Over the course of the third season, Ben learns more and more about what's going on, and his combination of forthright honesty, and serious mental illness, makes him incapable of keeping the kind of secrets that have to be kept in such a business. However, one twist could've changed everything.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Walking Dead Characters Use Bows And Arrows
On newer seasons of The Walking Dead, the tenets of modern society have yet to come back on a grand scale, so the cast of characters has to continually adapt to their — to steal a quote from every TV and radio ad in 2020 — "new normal." Here's why they now use bows and arrows instead of guns.
Read MoreThe Character Recasting In The Boys Season 2 That You Didn't Notice
Superhero show and movie recasting is so common that audiences barely blink their collective eyes anymore when it happens. The Boys has largely and avoided recasting for the most part, but one change was made from season 1 to season 2.
Read MoreThings Only Adults Notice In It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
The mythical Great Pumpkin is one of those ideas that stays as sweet as your favorite chocolate bar, year after year. But other things in this Emmy-nominated program make less sense when you're an adult. Here are a few tricks we noticed in this evergreen Halloween treat.
Read MoreWhat Umbrella Academy Comic Fans Didn't Get To See In Season 2
There were plenty of outstanding moments on season 2 of The Umbrella Academy. In truth, though, The Umbrella Academy's sophomore season barely cracked the surface of what was touched on in the comic books.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Remember Before Watching The Mandalorian Season 2
Season 2 of The Mandalorian is coming in hot, and fan anticipation has reached a fever pitch. Here's a quick look back at the events surrounding Mando, Cara Dune, Greef Karga, IG-11, and the most marketable baby since Groot danced to the Jackson 5.
Read MoreWhy Mandalorian Fans Should Be Excited For This New Season 2 Director
Greef Karga (Carl Weathers) was originally written to be killed off in the third episode, but when you have such a talented actor as Weathers on your show, you have to keep him around for a while. It appears as though Greef will return in season 2 — and Weathers will be directing.
Read MoreWhat Rick & Morty Fans Noticed About Summer
Summer's not afraid to get real with her family. She'll trash talk Jerry or Morty any day of the week, and sometimes, it really seems like she could be Rick's favorite ... provided he had a favorite, if he was actually capable of forming genuine relationships.
Read MoreThe Ben Detail That Ozark Fans Never Noticed Hinted At His Fate
Netflix's Ozark is a rich and complex TV series that rewards paying close attention to detail. It's no surprise, then, that it's become the subject of much discussion and speculation in online spaces. Reddit User IAmRube, for example, points out a small bit of foreshadowing in the third season.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Good Morning, Miss Bliss
Good Morning, Miss Bliss exists in the same universe as Saved by the Bell, but it's still a quirky footnote in TV history. This is the untold truth of Good Morning, Miss Bliss.
Read MoreThings People Still Get Wrong About The Ending Of Lost
Lost is one of the most hotly debated TV shows ever made. Years after its ending, fans still argue over what it all meant. But there's a whole lot about Lost's ending people get wrong -- and we're here to take a look at those misconceptions and misunderstandings.
Read MoreThe Problem Cobra Kai Fans Have With Amanda LaRusso
While she's showed up in spots on Cobra Kai as a wife, mother, and business partner, Amanda LaRusso hasn't caught a lot of focus. Some fans certainly have been paying attention though, and they seem to have a problem with her parenting style.
Read MoreWhy Ozark Fans Think Darlene Is Still Alive
Darlene's earned some hate from Ozark fans behind three full seasons of crazed, murderous antics that've put her at odds with some very deadly people, a fact act has Ozark fans wondering just how she's still among the living.
Read MoreThe Criminal Minds Unit Chief Fans Loved The Most
The question of who was the best unit chief has been discussed at length on the Criminal Minds subreddit. Although it's a highly subjective question, there is one agent that many fans agree is the best to ever hold the title.
Read MoreWhat Rick & Morty Fans Noticed About Morty's Transformation
Instead of leaning into an easy, purely episodic comedy format, the creators of Rick & Morty have slowly evolved their characters and settings over time. Sometimes the changes are obvious. Other times, they can be more subtle, like the shift in Morty's personality that fans are noticing now.
Read MoreThe Disgusting Hughie Trend You Never Noticed In The Boys
You've got to hand it to Hughie Campbell — he's come a long way since audiences met him in the first episode of The Boys. In fact, some fans have noticed a disturbing pattern that can be used to track his character growth between the first two seasons.
Read MoreThe Real Story Behind This Jon Snow Twist On Game Of Thrones
One of Game of Thrones’ biggest cliffhangers has an even bigger story behind it. From Harington’s sworn secrecy to the ways they tricked the cast — and the fans — here’s how Game of Thrones pulled off its huge Jon Snow twist.
Read MoreWhy Sons Of Anarchy Fans Are So Divided On Tara
Not every character on Sons of Anarchy has an easy time in a world of bikers, guns, and murder, which is the primary face of Charming, CA, that we see on the show. Tara Knowles, played by Maggie Siff, is baptized by fire when it comes to this setting, and it's led to some fan disagreement about her.
Read MoreThe Ozark Character That Fans Love To Hate
Though the Byrde family gets less and less likable with each new episode, per a recent Reddit fan poll, they're far from the most hated characters on Ozark. That title actually belongs to a certain law enforcement officer who's already been taken out of play.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Shield Walls In Vikings
Vikings isn't above peppering things with a little extra drama every now and then. However, some viewers think this approach may have caused a strange situation where the show's battle-happy characters have started forgetting a tool in their battlefield arsenal — namely, the shield wall.
Read MoreThis Is The Best Breaking Bad Episode According To Fans
Five seasons. 62 episodes. That's all fans of AMC's harrowing crime drama Breaking Bad were treated to between the years of 2008 and 2013. Unlike so many other great shows that sparkle and fade as they age, Breaking Bad was arguably at its very best in its final season.
Read MoreFans Weigh In On The Best Season Of Ozark So Far
The Byrde family has been breaking bad (and racking up Emmy nominations) for three seasons now, and fans have a strong opinion about which season is best.
Read MoreThe Early Vikings Character That Fans Loved To Hate
In anticipation of the series finale, it appears as though many fans have gone back to rewatch the series, and in doing so, they've come across various minutiae of the show that went overlooked the first time. Here's the early character many fans still love to hate.
Read MoreThe Boys Season 2 Blooper Reel Will Make You Love The Cast Even More
Homelander actor Antony Starr's repeated struggles with dairy stand out as one of the highlights of the blooper reel from season 2 of The Boys, posted to the series' Twitter account on October 27, 2020.
Read MoreWhy You Don't See More Lavabenders In Avatar: The Legend Of Korra
On successor series Legend of Korra we see a proliferation of specialized bending. In light of this fact, why isn't lavabending more prominently performed?
Read MoreThe Meaning Behind Elton's Catchphrase On The Walking Dead: World Beyond
He may be only 15, but The Walking Dead: World Beyond's Elton is already among the wisest characters within The Walking Dead universe. In fact, Elton already has his own zen catchphrase: "The wind always wins." But what does that mean, exactly?
Read MoreThings We Want To See In Season Two Of Stargirl
Let's explore things we want to see in season two of Stargirl, both in terms of picking up on threads already established as well as introducing new characters from the comics.
Read MoreWhat The Cast Of Ghost Whisperer Is Doing Today
Ghost Whisperer starred Jennifer Love Hewitt as Melinda Gordon, an antique shop owner who has the ability to communicate with restless spirits, and ran from 2005 to 2010. Here's what the cast of Ghost Whisperer is doing today.
Read MoreThe Laura Linney Scene That Haunts Ozark Fans
Laura Linney has been nominated for the Outstanding Lead Actress Emmy twice for her performance on Ozark, but has yet to win. Even without the hardware, her acting has been as strong as anyone's, and there's one scene to which fans can point as proof of the amazing work she's doing on the series.
Read MoreWho Would Actually Get The Yellowstone Ranch If The Duttons Die?
Yellowstone has taught fans to expect the unexpected, but it's impossible not to theorize about the possibility that the Dutton clan could be almost completely wiped out following the events of the season 3 finale. If the unthinkable did happen, who would actually get the Yellowstone ranch?
Read MoreWhat The Walking Dead Fans Never Noticed About Negan
As Walking Dead fans rewatch the series, awaiting the upcoming finale, they are picking up on small but no less thought-provoking details hidden in plain sight. One example that's stirring up speculation from some fans revolves around villain turned anti-hero, Negan ... and his missing last name.
Read MoreThe Self-Referential Easter Egg You Never Noticed In Breaking Bad
An incredible amount of detail went into every frame, and fans are still going back to rewatch the show to see what they missed the first time around. One such viewer caught a subtle Easter egg in the background of a later episode, and it's a pretty great nod to the series as a whole.
Read MoreThe Question Umbrella Academy Fans Have About Sir Reginald Hargreeves In Season 1
The Umbrella Academy founder remains a bit of an enigma, even after a few big reveals in season 2. Here's the question Umbrella Academy fans have about Sir Reginald Hargreeves in season 1.
Read MoreWhy Fernando Alves From The Undoing Looks So Familiar
It's only natural that this high-profile production isn't the first rodeo for the actor so artfully playing Fernando Alves, but where exactly have you seen him before? Let's take a look at why Fernando Alves from The Undoing looks so familiar.
Read MoreWhy Henry From The Undoing Looks So Familiar
Rising British star Noah Jupe is garnering attention for his work on the Nicole Kidman-starr. At first, Jupe might seem like a new face amidst all these big names, but at only 15 years old, he's already made his mark on Hollywood in his short career. If you can't quite place where you've seen him before, check out some of his biggest roles.
Read MoreWhy Sylvia Steineitz From The Undoing Looks So Familiar
The psychological thriller The Undoing, Showtime's latest star-studded series, is already a certified hit among viewers. While there are quite a few familiar faces among the Showtime series' cast, one of the most unmistakeable is that of Sylvia.
Read MoreThe Fan Theory About Cobra Kai's Trios That Will Make Your Head Spin
There's a reason so many of your favorite fictional trios bear more than a passing resemblance to each other, and it turns out it's a Freudian thing. Applying the theories of the id, ego, and superego to Cobra Kai yields surprising results, as one fan found out.
Read MoreThe Criminal Minds Character With The Highest Kill Count
There are a number of possible outcomes when hunting down a suspect on a TV procedural like Criminal Minds. A deep statistical dive by a fan demonstrates how often unsubs get killed on the show, and which BAU agent has the highest body count.
Read MoreWhat You Never Noticed About Cobra Kai's Senseis
A common thread throughout the Karate Kid and Cobra Kai universe is the relationship between teachers and students, and the effect each has on the other. An examination of the latter, however, reveals some surprising things about how this evolves over time.
Read MoreWhy Comics Fans Will Be Shocked By Soldier Boy In The Boys Season 3
Season 3 of The Boys is introducing Soldier Boy, who is widely considered to be the original superhero within the show's universe. Fans who have read the comics are likely expecting a pitiful Captain America knockoff, but they're getting something different.
Read MoreWhy We're Worried About Frank In Shameless Season 11
Frank Gallagher has more than used up his nine lives over the course of ten seasons of Shameless. With so many near-death experiences under his belt, it's hard not to be worried that Frank won't make it out of Shameless season 11 alive.
Read MoreWhy Euron Greyjoy Changed So Drastically On Game Of Thrones
Euron Greyjoy may have been one of the most controversial characters throughout Game of Thrones’ entire history. However, as it turns out, the actor who played the role shaped the character in a way most fans would never expect.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: World Beyond Fans Weigh In On The A Or B Reveal
World Beyond seems set to fill in some of the blanks of the Walking Dead universe, including the matter of who exactly is an "A" and who's a "B." In the latest episode, "The Wrong End of a Telescope," fans of the franchise finally gained a little bit of insight into this classification system.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Paul McGann Left Doctor Who
Paul McGann was the Eighth Doctor on Doctor Who, and holds a special place in the franchise's history as the bridge between the end of the original series iand the beginning of the new. McGann had less screen time than any other actor in the main thirteen. Let's take a look at how that happened.
Read MoreThe Queen's Gambit Season 2: Will Netflix Continue The Hit Series?
The world of chess has never seemed as exciting as it's presented within Netflix's newest miniseries The Queen's Gambit, which is currently dominating the streamer's charts. Will Netflix continue the hit series with another season, defying its status as a miniseries?
Read MoreThe Gus Detail You Never Noticed In Breaking Bad
Gus Fring is one of the most intriguing and intimidating villains of the Breaking Bad universe, but there's one detail about him that fans might have overlooked. Though he talks about his kids, his family might not even exist.
Read MoreFear The Walking Dead Just Gave Fans The Reunion They've Been Hoping For
In an episode that appeared to be leading up to Althea and Isabelle reuniting, Fear the Walking Dead pulled an emotional bait-and-switch and instead reunited a pair of The Walking Dead characters that were last seen together during season 7 of the original series.
Read MoreThe Black Noir You Didn't Get To See On The Boys Season 2
Throughout its two seasons, the dark superhero drama The Boys has taken characters from its source material and spun them into intriguing, multifaceted versions of themselves. Black Noir, though, is a little different.
Read MoreThis Is Why Freaks And Geeks Was Canceled
As is so often the case, the network was thinking about short-term dollars and cents. Here's why the cult classic teen dramedy never made it past season 1.
Read MoreRotten Tomatoes Gives Its Official Verdict On Star Trek: Discovery Season 3
In its third season, Star Trek: Discovery has gone where no Star Trek franchise has dared to go before: Deep into a future where the Federation's carefully brokered peace has been shattered. With the crew facing a world that's truly alien to them all, the show feels revitalized.
Read MoreThe Mandalorian Season 2 Premiere Date And Time Is Almost Here
Disney and Lucasfilm's first-ever live-action Star Wars series The Mandalorian, created by Marvel Cinematic Universe star and prolific filmmaker Jon Favreau, is fast approaching its second season on the Disney+ streaming service. Here's what you need to know about the upcoming premiere.
Read MoreThe Homelander And Black Noir Battle You Probably Won't See In The Boys Season 3
There's one showdown that we probably can scratch off the list of things to look for in season 3 of The Boys: Homelander and Black Noir's battle to the death in The Boys comics.
Read MoreHere's How Much Scott Caan Made From Hawaii Five-O
For many actors, the chance of being in front of the camera and flexing their creative muscles is reason enough to justify entering their very competitive profession. For others, it's clear that fame, and, especially, fortune, are the leading factors in their decision.
Read MoreThe Rip Documentation Details That Bother Yellowstone Fans
While Rip's madly in love with Beth, he says he can't officially marry her because there's no record he exists. There would be no way for him to go to the courthouse to fill out the paperwork. Some fans are struggling with this explanation.
Read MoreHow Hughie From The Boys Should Really Look
The 28-year-old Jack Quaid perfectly captures Hughie's naïveté and determination to keep up with the far more ruthless Butcher and his Boys, but in terms of looks, Quaid isn't a perfect match for the wee Hughie in Garth Ennis' comics. That honor goes to another actor entirely.
Read MoreWhy Taissa Farmiga Hasn't Been The Same Since Leaving American Horror Story
Since breaking out on the first season of American Horror Story, Taissa Farmiga has become a regular fixture on the horror scene. But as it happens, the genre has never come naturally to Farmiga, and confronting real fear on AHS has apparently forever changed her.
Read MoreWhy Marty And Wendy's Therapist Confuses Ozark Fans
The seedy underbelly of organized crime in the heartland of America rises to the surface in Netflix's Ozark, and some characters on the show navigate it better than others. One who doesn't is the Byrde's therapist, Sue Shelby. Here's what confuses fans about her.
Read MoreAnthony Mackie Shares Some Troubling Details About Falcon And The Winter Soldier Filming
Originally set to drop on Disney+ in August of 2020, Falcon and the Winter Soldier was pushed back when filming shut down due to COVID-19. Production resumed earlier this year, but star Anthony Mackie has shared some less than glowing reviews from the set.
Read MoreThe Ozark Sheriff Plothole That Bothers Fans
Every sprawling tale of intersecting criminal enterprises is going to have weak links, and some Ozark fans think they spotted one in local heroin dealers Jacob and Darlene Snell's first-season scheme. Here's why doing business on the Lake of the Ozarks is a complicated affair.
Read MoreWill There Be A Car Masters: Rust To Riches Season 3?
Each season of Car Masters: Rust to Riches consists of just eight episodes, which means binges don't last very long. As most fans have already powered through season 2, they're understandably clamoring for a third, which Netflix bosses have yet to actually order.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Sara Ramirez Left Madam Secretary
Sara Ramirez's turn as Kat Sandoval, the sharp strategist and policy advisor to Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord on Madam Secretary, went in an unexpected and unpredictable direction, much like the unrelenting and volatile world of politics. Here's the reason behind Ramirez's exit.
Read MoreThe Story Behind Juice's Name In Sons Of Anarchy
It's amazing to see the depth of personality the SAMCRO motorcycle club brings to the table on Sons of Anarchy. Juice, played by Theo Rossi, is definitely his own unique entity, but nothing about the character's personality tells us why he's named "Juice." Here's how it happened.
Read MoreHow Christopher Cousins' Career Faded After Breaking Bad
Christopher Cousins' Ted Beneke was a powerful force on Breaking Bad, a character that fans loved to hate among the scandalous emotional elements of the show. Beneke was also the last bit of career "good luck" that Cousins seems to have had.
Read MoreWhy Fans Are Confused About The FBI In Bones
Bones, along with other shows such as C.S.I., has really brought a fascination with forensic anthropology to the forefront of mainstream culture. The workload its leading agents take on, however, has sparked confusion in fans about how the Bones universe FBI goes about their business.
Read MoreThe Danny Detail In Blue Bloods That Bothers Fans
Fans tend to pay attention to every last detail associated with Danny, such as how he doesn't really seem to be bothered by all the people he's killed. However, if you look at how he tends to hold guns, then you may have noticed something a little bit ... off, about him.
Read MoreThings You Never Noticed In The First Episode Of The Boys
The Boys' first episode, "The Name of the Game," introduces us to the world of supes and the normal people who fight against them, while building the world and setting the stage for the remainder of the series. Here are a few details you likely missed.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Dave Chappelle Quit His Sketch Show
In an interview with David Letterman, the host asks about the incident that made Chappelle decide to leave his show for good, and the answer provides some much needed closure for anyone sad they won't ever get to see the 2020 Player Haters Ball.
Read MoreThe Criminal Minds Character That Fans Like The Least
TV audiences have loved Criminal Minds since it first came on the air in 2005. When the final episode aired in February of 2020, it was an emotional moment for many fans, who had grown to become attached to these characters. One character, though, is less universally beloved.
Read MoreThe Truth About Booth's Belt Buckle On Bones
This little trinket isn't just an eye-catching costume piece — its presence and eventual absence turned out to be a significant part of Booth's characterization over time, quietly illustrating his state of mind. Here's what makes Booth's most iconic belt buckle such a significant part of Bones.
Read MoreWhy Beric From Game Of Thrones Looks So Familiar
For over a decade, actor Richard Dormer has delivered masterful performances on stage and screen.
Read MoreThe Huge Rip Changes We Could See In Yellowstone Season 4
Yellowstone really left fans with their jaws on the floor, with that season 3 finale. One of the only characters to make it out of the finale unscathed was Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser), and you bet fans are talking about all the implications his safety means for the show, going forward.
Read MoreWhy Locke & Key's New Teacher Looks So Familiar
A completely new character will be added to Locke & Key's second season: Josh Bennett, a history teacher played by Brendan Hines. If he seems familiar to you, it's because Hines has been around the Hollywood block. Here's where you may have seen him before.
Read MoreWhy Marty's Bank In Ozark Looks So Familiar
Ozark has come a long way ... and it's hard to imagine it all began with Marty Byrde making that fateful trip to the bank in the pilot episode "Sugarwood." Why did the bank look familiar, though?
Read MoreEaster Eggs You Missed In Westworld Season 3
Westworld is finally taking fans somewhere they've been waiting to go since the series began: the real world. Time will tell what twists and turns are in store, but one thing's for sure: clues are being dropped along the way by series creators.
Read MoreThe Deleted Scene From The Haunting Of Bly Manor That Had The Actors Sobbing
The relationship between Dani and Jamie is the heart of The Haunting of Bly Manor, the bright spot in an otherwise dark and dreary story. In a new interview, actor Amelia Eve revealed that the experience of filming one scene led to both women sobbing with emotion.
Read MoreThe CRM Hint You Missed In The Walking Dead
The Civic Republic Military has played a critical role in all three Walking Dead series so far, having first appeared in the eighth season of the flagship show. However, their presence could actually be felt as early as season 7, as proven by one particular Easter egg you might spot on a rewatch.
Read MoreHow Jimmy's Accident Will Affect His Relationship With Mia In Yellowstone Season 4
Season 3 of Yellowstone ended with pretty much everyone in a state of flux. With a second round of bronco-related injuries to deal with, Jimmy and Mia's relationship may be headed for stormy waters in season 4.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Treehouse Masters
Treehouse Masters follows a simple premise: somebody wants a treehouse, and Pete Nelson builds it for them. After 11 seasons, it's safe to say the show is a hit. Let's take a closer look at the charismatic Treehouse Masters host and what happens behind the scenes of his show.
Read MoreThe Mistake That Spoiled The Sons Of Anarchy Finale
The Sons of Anarchy series finale drew a massive audience. Unfortunately, many of those viewershad it spoiled for them by something that was supposed to give them insight into the story and allow them to connect more with the characters.
Read MoreThe Problem Some Shameless Fans Have With Mickey
Over the course its decade-plus run, Showtime's caustic family dramedy Shameless has seen no shortage of dubious people doing dirty deeds. Mickey Milkovich is one of the most dubious, and fans have some theories as to why he looked the way he did in the early going.
Read MoreWhy Ozark Fans Are Split Over Charlotte
Crime drama Ozark is loved by fans and critics alike -- the Netflix series has an 81 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and an audience score rating of 92 percent. Unfortunately, that love doesn't carry over to all of the show's characters, as many fans are split over Charlotte Byrde.
Read MoreWhat Chris Evans Would Look Like As The Boys' Homelander
The MCU's Captain America and The Boys' Homelander both come with a certain all-American vibe, despite it being a total facade in the latter case. Still, it leads one to wonder what it would look like if the actors portraying them switched roles. One intrepid deepfake artist has tried to find out.
Read MoreThe Klaus Moment In Umbrella Academy That Should Have Been Very Different
On the seventh episode of The Umbrella Academy season 1, it looks like Klaus may be the one crossing the boundaries between the living and the dead. This brush with death also happens in the comic series the show is based on, but how it goes down on screen differs from the comic.
Read MoreWhy Locke & Key's Duncan Isn't Who You Think He Is
Viewers of the show might think their memory is playing tricks on them when they look at Duncan Locke. What they might not know is that they're twice as likely to think the actor portraying him looks familiar, and half as likely to be correct as to why.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Original Red Power Ranger?
While the Power Rangers franchise is still going strong, nineties kids can't help but feel nostalgic for the show's glory days. And with that nostalgia comes a healthy dose of curiosity about where the cast is now, especially when it comes to Jason, the first Red Ranger.
Read MoreWhy Kimiko's Name In The Boys Means More Than You Think
Kimiko remains an enigmatic figure, but there's one hint about her true nature that could be hiding in plain sight. You may not have thought much about her name being "Kimiko," but it could hint at her lineage and what she could do in later seasons.
Read MoreThe Gritty Teen Drama Series Everyone's Binging On Netflix
A plethora of fantastic content has dropped on Netflix within the last month. And for anyone in the mood for a more introspective drama focused on the everyday lives of teenagers, then Grand Army is for you.
Read MoreThe American Horror Story Moments That Made Fans Cry
When the show strikes just the right balance of horror and heartbreak, it has viewers covering their eyes with one hand and reaching for a tissue with the other. Here are a few of American Horror Story's most tearjerking moments.
Read MoreHow Allison's Powers Can Level Up In The Umbrella Academy Season 3
Allison Hargreeves can already make people do whatever she says, but what if she can manipulate even more ... possibly reality? Here's what might be coming on a potential season 3.
Read MoreThe Hardest Season For Law & Order: SVU Fans To Watch
Many characters have stayed on Law & Order: SVU for well over a decade, and when you get to know someone that well, you form a connection with them — even if they are fictional. That's why there's one particular storyline on the series that makes it tough for fans to rewatch.
Read MoreWhy Jeffrey DeMunn Decided To Leave The Walking Dead
We now know the character Dale, one of the original survivors, was actually killed off at the request of Jeffrey DeMunn himself.
Read MoreThe Bones Character That Still Gets Fans Heated Today
After years of hearing about how Seeley Both's mother damaged the character and his brother on Bones, she finally came to the forefront in season 8, and fans naturally had strong opinions. Here's why her appearance gets fans of Bones heated.
Read MoreThe Criminal Minds Scene That Fans Can't Stop Rewatching
On Criminal Minds season 2, there's a silly moment in the midst of an otherwise dark episode, which is perhaps why fans on Reddit recently had a blast reliving the scene. Here's what they had to say about this crowd-pleasing Criminal Minds moment.
Read MoreWhy John Kreese From Cobra Kai Is Even Worse Than Fans Thought
It's clear that age hasn't mellowed former sensei John Kreese. Despite previous evidence to the contrary, he might just be the real villain of Cobra Kai, and here's why he's even worse than fans originally thought.
Read MoreThe Pandemic Series Fans Of Utopia Need To Binge
If Utopia left you wanting less of the old ultra-violence and more intimate (and terrifying) character drama goodness, then it's time to get acquainted with Containment, your next Netflix binge.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Code Black Was Canceled
Set in an understaffed, overcrowded emergency room in Los Angeles, each episode of Code Black was at once adrenaline-fueled and deeply emotional, which made it all the more shocking when CBS axed the drama after three seasons in May 2018.
Read MoreThe Saul Goodman And Jesse Moment That Puzzles Breaking Bad Fans
Even a tight, well-made show like Breaking Bad can feature the occasional event where people seem to act bafflingly out of character. One such incident happens between the show's resident sleazy lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) and the conflicted Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul).
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Villain That Fans Find Sympathetic
Whether they're the heroes or the villains, nearly everyone who had some stake in the story got proper expansion and gave viewers a reason to buy into them. Though, one villain in particular has captivated Walking Dead fans' hearts and minds.
Read MoreWhat Hannah Really Whispered To Owen On The Haunting Of Bly Manor Episode 3
In episode 3 of The Haunting of Bly Manor, Hannah whispers something to Owen.Fans have been wondering what the mystery phrase was, and thanks to a recent interview with actor T'Nia Miller, we can finally get some closure on this moment.
Read MoreWhat You Don't Know About Love Sausage From The Boys
There was no shortage of new characters introduced on The Boys season 2, but few were as instantly unforgettable as Love Sausage. An invention of Garth Ennis, he plays a much larger role in The Boys comic book series. Here's this Russian supe's crazy back story.
Read MoreWhat Might Have Happened To Ed Sheeran's Character On Game Of Thrones
Cameos on huge TV shows are nothing new, but in an epic fantasy series like HBO’s Game of Thrones, they can be a bit awkward, like when Ed Sheeran appeared on the series. Here’s the full story of what may have happened to Ed Sheeran’s character in Game of Thrones after the fact.
Read MoreWhy The Apartment Scene In The Walking Dead: World Beyond Means More Than You Think
World Beyond still needs to provide further insight into its antagonist. While there's a lot we don't know, episode 3 provides some intriguing insights if you look closely enough. Are are some key details revealed by that significant apartment scene.
Read MoreTV Teens Who Were Actually Played By Adults
Generally speaking, if you're watching something with a teen character, they're likely being played by an adult actor. There are many reasons for this -- but some castings truly push the boundaries of believability. Here are some of the most notable cases of grown adults playing high schoolers.
Read MoreEaster Eggs You Missed In Stranger Things Season 2
Here's a not-anywhere-close-to-complete list of some of the more overt Easter eggs you might've missed in Stranger Things Season 2.
Read MoreThe Most Terrible Things Larry David Ever Did
While the fictional version of Larry might be entertaining for the audience, he's an absolute nightmare for the rest of Curb Your Enthusiasm's characters.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Unluckiest Character On Vikings
History's Vikings is a great show to watch, but let's face it — it wouldn't be too great to live in the day and age of Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) and his offspring. One character, though, has it worse than others.
Read MoreThe Vikings Animal Detail That Confuses Fans
There's an odd avian visitor in Kattegat, and Vikings fans have been putting their heads together on Reddit to figure out how a flightless bird made it all the way from Australia to Norway in the 9th century.
Read MoreWhy Daryl And Carol Shouldn't Exist In The Walking Dead
The upcoming spin-off series already has fans buzzing, but there's a bit of irony in the fact that Daryl and Carol are continuing The Walking Dead universe since they technically shouldn't exist in the post-apocalyptic landscape in the first place.
Read MoreThe Samantha LaRusso And Mr. Miyagi Theory That Has Cobra Kai Fans Talking
It's no secret that Netflix's recent acquisition, Cobra Kai, holds its source material in very high regard, connecting to the previous Karate Kid movies in ways big and small. However, one major mystery is what became of Mr. Miyagi before his death.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Critics Didn't Like Yellowstone Before It Aired
On the surface, the series doesn't sound like the sort of show that would become a monster hit, and before it aired, even the critics were skeptical about Yellowstone's potential to find its audience. Here's what was really going on behind the scenes.
Read MoreWhy Picard's Special Uniform Is More Important Than You Think
Star Trek: The Next Generation went through an evolving process with regard to their uniforms. For the first two seasons, most everyone was wearing incredibly tight onesies with boot straps. That changed, luckily, but Picard's rather unique uniform has a psychological reason behind it.
Read MoreQuestions We Have About Supe Children In The Boys
There's no shortage of mysteries in The Boys universe, but thanks to characters like Ryan (Cameron Crovetti) and season 1's laser baby, the part of the series that we have the most questions about remains supe children. It's clear that babies are an invaluable part of Vought's ecosystem. But why?
Read MoreThe Most Underrated Episode Of Futurama
Despite a premature cancellation courtesy of Fox, Futurama's Planet Express crew stuck around for an impressive 140 episodes with a little help from Comedy Central. As a result, the animated series is full of standout outings ... but one is particularly underrated.
Read MoreThe Subtle Starlight Detail You Missed On The Boys Season 2 Finale
As it turns out, a big change occurred toward the end of the season 2 finale that sets up Starlight having more agency in season 3. Apparently, this moment went over a lot of fans' heads.
Read MoreHere's What Altered Carbon Fans Need To Do After Watching The Show
There is something fans can do if they want to connect the Altered Carbon dots and indulge in more Takeshi lore: After finishing the show, fans can read the books that the series is based on. Here's why that's a great idea.
Read MoreThe Characters That Yellowstone Fans Think Shot John Dutton
Yellowstone season 3 ended with simultaneous attempts on the lives of three Duttons and a major cliffhanger. For now, we just have a theory about who tried to take out the Dutton principals, and the answer may lie in a previous season.
Read MoreHere's How Jaden Smith's Dre Could Join Cobra Kai
If those in charge wanted to meld the two together down the line by bringing Jaden Smith's Dre Parker, it's not an impossible task. Here's how they might go about it.
Read MoreThe Kinsey Detail From Locke & Key Season 1 That Everyone Ignores
Kinsey's fear monster is a little different in the TV series than in the comics. This has led to some surprisingly consequential plot holes.
Read MoreThe Cobra Kai Scene That Hints At Daniel And Johnny's Partnership
Judging by the recently-dropped trailer for Cobra Kai's third season, things look to only be getting more tense between Daniel and Johnny in the aftermath of Miguel's horrific injury. But one scene in the show's first season suggests that the two bitter foes just might find some common ground.
Read MoreThe Vikings Character Fans Have Dubbed The 'Second Greatest'
There's no shortage of great Norse characters on the hit History series Vikings, but the general consensus is that Ragnar Lothbrok is the fan favorite. That being the case, who takes second place? Vikings fans have a consensus.
Read MoreSons Of Anarchy Actors That Some Fans Couldn't Stand
The cast of Sons of Anarchy is a pretty talented bunch overall. We're not just saying that, either. Not everyone was so great, though.
Read MoreWhy Takeshi's Tattoo In Altered Carbon Means More Than You Think
On Altered Carbon, Takeshi Kovacs gets a unique tattoo to remind himself of his past body. The symbol of which it's made up has a long and interesting history, and what Altered Carbon does to it adds even more meaning. Here's the story behind Takeshi Kovacs' Altered Carbon tattoo.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Starlight Is So Important In The Boys
The Boys is almost a little too grim, but for two characters who offer a much needed respite. There is still the slightest glimmer of hope in this world, provided appropriately by Hughie and, more interestingly, Starlight.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Minor Character That Fans Are Calling Immortal
With the way the characters die to advance the plot on The Walking Dead, fans find it insane that one minor character has outlived his more important zombie-battling peers this far into the series. One fan theory suggests he might be immortal.
Read MoreThis Cobra Kai Fan Theory Explains How Daniel Could Save Miguel
LaRusso actor Ralph Macchio revealed that season 3 will see Daniel returning to Okinawa, the setting for 1986's The Karate Kid Part II. One fan theory makes a compelling argument for why the celebrated face kicker would jet off to Japan: He wants goop. Healing goop.
Read MoreWhy We're Worried About Maeve In The Boys Season 3
After hitting rock bottom when Elena leaves her midway through season 2, Queen Maeve emerges as the true hero of the Seven on The Boys finale. The disillusioned Maeve seems ready to embrace her role as a superhero, but that's also why you should be worried about Maeve's fate on season 3 of The Boys.
Read MoreThe Horror Anthology Monsterland Fans Need To Binge Next
Hulu's Monsterland is a bleak and spooky trek across the darkest corners of America, and it acts as a perfect gateway into the wider world of horror anthology shows. And that's where Showtime's late, great Masters of Horror comes in.
Read MoreThe Spencer Reid Moment That Criminal Minds Fans Love
Criminal Minds' Dr. Spencer Reid Reid isn't known for having a brash attitude, but when pushed, he won't hesitate to use his quick wit and intellect to lay a verbal smackdown. In fact, a sassy retort of Reid's is regarded by fans as one of the greatest moments Criminal Minds has ever seen.
Read MoreThe Fake Movies In The Boys We Want To See The Most
Vought is in the business of superheroes. They create them, they manage them, and they make massive movies about them. Just like we have the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Boys' world has the Vought Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreWhat Vikings Fans Never Noticed About Ragnar In Season 2
While it's unlikely we'll see Ragnar again before Vikings ends for good, there are all kinds of details fans can pick up on when they rewatch the series. One of the most interesting tidbits involves a Ragnar Easter egg from the show's second season, which many fans didn't catch.
Read MoreWhy The Walking Dead: World Beyond's Survival Training Makes No Sense To Fans
Some fans are beginning to raise questions and make interesting points about things in The Walking Dead: The World Beyond that aren't quite adding up. One such query applies to World Beyond's main group of kids and their apparent lack of survival training in the ongoing zombie apocalypse.
Read MoreWhy Samantha's Book Assignment In Cobra Kai Means More Than You Think
The wildly popular Netflix series Cobra Kai is a treasure trove of '80s nostalgia. Right before the big clash between dueling dojos in the season 2 finale of Cobra Kai, however, viewers catch a glimpse of Sam LaRusso in class reading a book -- a book that has some hidden significance.
Read MoreThe Most Divisive Season Of The Walking Dead, According To Fans
AMC's The Walking Dead is the most popular TV zombie program on air and has run for 10 seasons to date, but not all seasons have been regarded by fans equally. One season continues to divide fans years after it premiered, for several reasons.
Read MoreThe Stephen King Easter Egg You Missed In The Ratched Season 1 Finale
The first season follows Mildred Ratched's deceptive path, but it's not until the final episode when Ratched gives a nod to a famous Stephen King story. Here's the Easter egg from the Master of Horror that you likely missed.
Read MoreWhat Doctor Who Fans Think Are The Show's Weakest Episodes
As beloved as the Doctor Who revival's run has been, the TARDIS crew has put out some stinkers since the show's revamp in 2005. Let's take a gander at the Time Lord's least-beloved adventures through space and time, broken down by regeneration.
Read MoreWhat The Cast Of Martin Is Doing Today
Martin was one of the most beloved sitcoms of the '90s. But what has its talented cast been up to since the credits rolled for the final time? As it turns out, all sorts of stuff. We're here to catch you up on the cast of Martin, from Brother Man to Nipsey.
Read MoreHow Old The Cast Of Stranger Things Really Is
If you're wondering how old the cast and characters of Stranger Things are, well, let's do a little digging into the weird world of Hawkins to find out.
Read MoreThe Ben Hargreeves Theory That Has Umbrella Academy Fans Talking
The Umbrella Academy, similar to other shows that tinker with the space-time continuum, has created multiple timelines. And there's a theory about Ben, based on all this, that has fans curious.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Fans Think This The True Identity Of The Masked Man
When, after months of delay, The Walking Dead aired a new episode on October 4th titled "A Certain Doom," ,fans were treated to the return of Maggie, and she's not alone. She's accompanied by a mysterious man in a mask wielding multiple blades. Here's who fans think could be behind the mask.
Read MoreHow Fear The Walking Dead Fans Are Reacting To The Death Of Morgan Jones
With over a decades-worth of storytelling under his belt, it's no surprise that Morgan has gone through quite a metamorphosis in that time, which has sent his life in vastly different directions. His most recent personality shift comes during Fear's latest episode.
Read MoreThe Yellowstone Clue That Could Point To John's Survival
As fans know, season 3 of Yellowstone ends on a massive cliffhanger. Though it seems unlikely anyone could survive what John Dutton experienced, anything's possible in the realm of TV. In fact, there's a clue right there in the finale that hints John makes it out all right.
Read MoreWhat Fans Really Think Is Behind Robby And Miguel's Beef On Cobra Kai
It's pretty certain that we'll hear more about the feud between Robby and Miguel when Cobra Kai season 3 drops, but some viewers are already thinking that there's way more going on than a simple battle over love or martial arts supremacy.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Andy Samberg
There's a lot more to Andy Samberg than meets the eye, and both his backstory and his current projects are incredibly fascinating. From his West Coast upbringing to 'Lazy Sunday' to starring in a sitcom, here's everything you don't know about SNL star Andy Samberg.
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About The Elders From Altered Carbon
Altered Carbon did a fantastic job of creating an expansive world with an enticing premise: If you have the money, you can live forever. Of course, this wouldn't have been possible without an almost extinct species known as Elders creating the technology that led to immortality.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Ozark's Byrdes Haven't Run Away
On Netflix's Ozark, the Byrdes are stuck in a never-ending cycle of criminal behavior, and just as it appears they have an escape route, the family goes in the opposite direction. For better or worse, there's a reason Ozark's Byrdes haven't run away yet.
Read MoreThe Classic TV Series You Didn't Realize Conchata Ferrell Was On
It's hard to say goodbye to one of the greats, and that is true of TV and stage star Conchata Ferrell, who passed away on October 12. Ferrell's career spanned over four decades: Audiences today likely know her as Berta, but many years ago, she starred as another great character.
Read MoreThis Is The Secret Behind Sam And Robbie's Floating Wheel In Cobra Kai
No matter how you slice it, the Wheel Technique looks like it would be a challenge for any actor, so how do Mouser and Buchanan make it look so easy? The truth is, they had a little help.
Read MoreWhy Ozark Fans Are Confused About Ruth's Living Situation
Ruth Langmore (Julia Garner) is Ozark's most fiery character. She knows what she's worth, and it appears she's tired of people gaslighting her. Fans have come to care for her quite a bit, which is why many have questions about her living situation.
Read MoreWhy Emile's Bounty Hunting Skills Confuse Fear The Walking Dead Fans
When season 6 of Fear the Walking Dead premiered, the Morgan Jones focused hour was gritty, grueling, and satisfying (even though not everyone is a big Morgan fan these days). It also introduced a menacing new villain into the series... only to kill him off.
Read MoreThe Real Meaning Behind The Costume Colors In Ratched
Ratched is the latest product of the American Horror Story creator's $300 million Netflix deal, and it's got the colorful drama — and costumes — you'd expect from a Ryan Murphy joint. Here's the inside scoop.
Read MoreThe Real Reason A-Train Abused Compound V On The Boys
Why was he juicing up in the first place? Well, The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke said his story was inspired by the infamous athlete Lance Armstrong. Here's the story.
Read MoreThe Beta Easter Egg You Missed In Fear The Walking Dead
The Beta Easter egg wasn't just there to provide a fun moment of connection between the Fear and the flagship series. It also teased a revelation that would later play out on The Walking Dead.
Read MoreThe Eerie Plane Crash Details Hidden In The Second Season Of Breaking Bad
Breaking Bad fans no doubt recall that season 2 ends in a mid-air collision that rains body parts and a charred pink teddy bear down on Walt's own home. You might also remember that said teddy bear was seen in four chilling episode black and white episode intros. Here's what you might not know.
Read MoreHow Anna Gunn's Career Went Downhill After Breaking Bad
Why haven't we seen the demonstrably talented Gunn around as much as some of the other familiar faces from Vince Gilligan's acclaimed show? Let's take a look at How Anna Gunn's career went downhill after Breaking Bad.
Read MoreWhy The Boys Fans Are Disappointed In Starlight's Season 2 Finale Fight
In The Boys' season 2 finale, Ashley's promise that "girls get it done" pays off when Starlight, Kimiko, and Queen Maeve team up to take on Stormfront. And while the scene was undeniably cool, some fans are disappointed in Starlight's performance during the big fight.
Read MoreThe Hilarious Emily In Paris Line That Was Completely Improvised
This is the hilarious Emily in Paris line that was completely improvised — and the real story behind Collins' and Park's friendship.
Read MoreThe Classic Episode Of The Office That Wouldn't Go Over Well Today
As the second episode of the series, 'Diversity Day' introduces the Dunder Mifflin employees and the broader concepts of the show by locking all of the characters into the conference room for Michael Scott's version of a sensitivity training exercise. Definitely not PC.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Happy Days
It's as happy a day as any to "sit on it," grab a burger at Arnold's, and cruise through the history of Happy Days.
Read MoreThis Is What Happens To American Pickers' Finds After The Show
The hit History series has been airing since 2010, during which time Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, along with their assistant Danielle Colby, have turned rummaging for junk into a booming business. But just where do they peddle their wares after pulling them out of the proverbial junkyard?
Read MoreWhy Yellowstone Fans Are Taking Another Look At This Character
There's a nefarious player on the Yellowstone chessboard who may well have engineered the season finale's epic bloodbath; one who's made it clear she'll stop at nothing to help her people reclaim their land from the clutches of the Duttons.
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After two full seasons without talking, we finally hear Kimiko's voice in an unexpected way — she laughs. Specifically, Kimiko laughs at Stormfront. Actor Karen Fukuhara has a great explanation for why that laugh happens, and what it means for Kimiko.
Read MoreWhat The Boys Fans Really Think About The Ending Of Season 2
After an explosive penultimate episode, The Boys emotionally and physically wrecks its villains and generously grants respite to its heroes, in a satisfying conclusion to a wild season. Overall, fans' reactions have been glowingly positive of the finale, with only a few critiques.
Read MoreThe Biggest Questions Fans Have After The Walking Dead: World Beyond Episode 2
Fans have taken to Reddit to voice their confusion (and provide possible answers) to subject matter brought up in The Walking Dead: World Beyond's second episode, "The Blaze of Gory."
Read MoreInside Adam Sandler's First Big Break Appearing On The Cosby Show
It's easy to forget that before SNL made him a goobity shoobity star, Adam Sandler got his start working with another silly sound enthusiast — albeit one whose legacy has taken a sharp left turn in the years since.
Read MoreThe Truth About Elton's 15-Year Prediction On The Walking Dead: World Beyond
While the original Walking Dead series is most often concerned with surviving in the present moment, Hope and Elton of World Beyond consider their bleak future in a scene that's all too relatable for today's teens, as Elton predicts that humans have some 15 years before they go extinct.
Read MoreThe Secret Clue You Missing Missed In The First Episode Of The Boys
It takes a whole season to find out who is responsible for the head explosion that kicks off The Boys season 2, but the show secretly told us the answer in the very next scene.
Read MoreThe Antiques That American Pickers' Mike Wolfe Regrets Selling
To the surprise of series' fans the world over, it's not one of those rusted out motor bikes he's so fond of finding and fixing up. Here are the antiques American Pickers' Mike Wolfe most regrets selling.
Read MoreLucas Bravo's Emily In Paris Audition Story Makes Us Love Him Even More
If you’ve watched Netflix’s buzzy new series Emily in Paris, you’re probably already in love with her gorgeous neighbor, Gabriel… and if you are, you’ll love the French actor behind the role, Lucas Bravo, even more. Here’s the story behind Lucas Bravo’s audition for Emily in Paris.
Read MoreThe Last Words Of Every Fallen Arrowverse Hero
In real life, we don't get Hollywood death scenes. We don't have dramatic scores playing as we go or necessarily get the chance to utter meaningful and poignant last words. But the world of television fantasy offers that opportunity for just about every good guy, and the Arrowverse is no exception.
Read MoreCobra Kai Fan Theory Explains How Elisabeth Shue Could Return
While fans of Cobra Kai are dying to get back to the action and find out what's in store for Johnny, Daniel, and their protégés, the probable return of another original The Karate Kid character has had the internet buzzing for months. Here's how Elisabeth Shue's Ali could return.
Read MoreWhy One Chicago's Hank Voight Looks So Familiar
It may take a second or two for you to recognize Jason Beghe, event though he's been around the block. Here's where you may have seen him before.
Read MoreThe Cobra Kai Location You Can Actually Visit In Real Life
If you want to patronize a famous, kid-friendly part of Cobra Kai (and The Karate Kid) history, then there's one spot everyone can check out in Atlanta.
Read MoreThe Ralph Macchio Easter Egg You Definitely Missed In Cobra Kai
In keeping with its well-documented history of '80s Easter eggs, Cobra Kai made sure to give a nod to one of his other notable works from the decade in so subtle a manner that it likely flew under your radar.
Read MoreWhy Cobra Kai's Freezer Scene Means More Than You Think
In a world oversaturated with '80s nostalgia, Cobra Kai offers up tons of clever Easter eggs. In one particular instance, there's an overt nod to a side character from the first Karate Kid movie, whose exploits after the credits rolled were previously left to the imagination.
Read MoreThis Cobra Kai Set Detail Actually Explains A Lot About Daniel LaRusso
1984's Chojun Miyagi-inspired The Karate Kid is, at its core, a story about good versus evil, emphasizing the importance of doing the morally correct thing instead of embracing glory through selfishness. Cobra Kai is ... a bit different.
Read MoreThe Ian And Frank Deleted Scene That Shameless Fans Wanted In The Show
On Shameless, Frank's children hate him so much that they once threw him into Lake Michigan hoping to get rid of him for good. The times he shows any genuine love or concern for his kids are few and far between, or, apparently, deleted. Here's one deleted scene fans wish made it into the show.
Read MoreWhat Stormfront Really Said At The End Of The Boys Season 2 Finale
On The Boys season 2 finale, Stormfront (Aya Cash) learns a very important lesson: Never attempt to kill a junior Supe's mom right in front of them. In what appear to be her final moments, she utters words in German. Here's what they mean in English, and why they're so important.
Read MoreThese Blue Bloods Characters Rarely Interact And You Probably Never Noticed
While it's hard to believe, some of the main characters on Blue Bloods hardly saw each other throughout ten seasons of production.
Read MoreWhat Haunting Of Hill House Fans Didn't Notice About Nell's Necklace
Here is one thing we know: Nell Crain dies in the first episode. Suicide. She climbs a spindly, spiral staircase, ties a noose around her neck, and then she falls. There's one detail about this death, however, that you probably missed.
Read MoreHere's What We Could See In Tales Of The Walking Dead
At New York Comic Con 2020, showrunners Angela Kang (The Walking Dead), Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg (Fear the Walking Dead), and Matt Negrete (The Walking Dead: World Beyond) revealed characters and ideas they'd like to see in the upcoming anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead.
Read MoreThe Stephen King Detail You Missed In Haunting Of Bly Manor
Mike Flanagan holds great appreciation for Stephen King's writings. Despite it not being a part of King's bibliography, The Haunting of Bly Manor actually includes a minute reference to what many consider his career-defining book.
Read MoreThe Real-Life Cowboy You Didn't Realize Was On Yellowstone
For Forrie J. Smith, Westerns, especially one set in the present day and depicting the processes and pressures of running a modern ranch like the Yellowstone, are his actual life. He's a perfect fit for Lloyd on Yellowstone, because he's basically playing himself.
Read MoreHow Much Paul Teutul Jr. From American Chopper Is Worth Today
These days, the cast of American Chopper is in a very different place from their heyday. In 2008, the regular disagreements between Senior and Junior reached their zenith in an explosive, chair-throwing shouting match that spawned a thousand memes, and led to the younger man parting ways with OCC.
Read MoreThe Biggest Pranks The Cast And Crew Pulled On The Game Of Thrones Set
Game of Thrones might be an intense drama, but there were plenty of silly hijinks happening behind the scenes. Here are the biggest and funniest pranks the cast and crew pulled on one another on the set of Game of Thrones.
Read MoreThe Lovecraft Country Shot That Means More Than You Think
HBO's daring genre mashup Lovecraft Country has proven a beastly treat for fans of the horror-fantasy realm. But even as blood-thirsty creatures and spooky spirits continue to wreak havoc over the series' intricately woven narrative, a far more sinister evil continues to be reign supreme.
Read MoreThe Real Story Behind Game Of Thrones' Most Harrowing Death Scene
Game of Thrones features plenty of upsetting death scenes, but one attempted sacrifice stands out as the worst of them all. Here’s the real story behind Game of Thrones’ most harrowing death scene.
Read MoreSmall Details You Missed In The Boys Season 2
With eight new episodes and a slew of fresh scenes to comb through, this season promises to be a packed ride with references and nods that are easy to miss or just might not stand out after a single viewing.
Read MoreThe Diego Superpower We Likely Won't See In The Umbrella Academy Season 3
Diego, even before being able to manipulate bullets, is deserving of his place among the ranks of the Umbrella Academy. But there's a Diego superpower from the comics that we probably won't see when season 3 arrives. For better or worse, it renders his nickname useless.
Read MoreThe Boys Season 2 Deleted Scene That No One Should Watch
The Boys has given us a realistic look into a world of superhumans, and how personalities and the follies of human nature would play out if people had superpowers. One deleted scene from the show's second season that nobody should watch, however, features a character with an X-rated superpower.
Read MoreThe Secret Behind Kimiko's Language In The Boys
If you think about it, the characters on The Boys really are a bunch of chatty Cathys. Of course, there's one character who doesn't really communicate verbally at all: Karen Fukuhara's Kimiko. During a New York Comic Con panel, Fukuhara explained the process of creating Kimiko's unique language.
Read MoreThe Creepy Real-Life Experience That Inspired Truth Seekers
Truth Seekers tells the story of a ragtag team of paranormal investigators, caught up in a conspiracy for which none of them are prepared. And, weirdly enough, it was partially inspired by a real supernatural event, according to Nick Frost.
Read MoreThe Once-Beloved Walking Dead Character Fans Love To Hate Now
While The Walking Dead is known for its daring storytelling and complex characterizations, Morgan's transformation throughout the years hasn't sat right with many fans of the show ... or of Morgan himself. Where did it all go wrong?
Read MoreThis Is American Pickers Star Danielle Colby's Surprising Obsession
To oversee the day-to-day operations of the American Pickers shop, the guys have Danielle Colby looking over things and making the money come in. There's one category of items for which Colby has a soft spot. Considering her hardened, rockabilly aesthetic, her obsession may surprise a few fans.
Read MoreThe Coolest References And Easter Eggs From Star Trek: Lower Decks Season Finale 'No Small Parts'
"No Small Parts" is the summation of Lower Decks' first year, and just like previous episodes, there are a ton of ways the finale is an ode to Star Trek: The Next Generation. In fact, this episode is so packed with TNG Easter eggs that it's arguably more TNG than all the TNG movies combined.
Read MoreThe Game Of Thrones Scene That Made All The Actors Sick In Real Life
Game of Thrones fans know the show can get pretty disgusting from time to time, but one unexpected scene made its actors incredibly ill on set as well. Here’s the full story behind the Game of Thrones scene that made all the actors sick in real life.
Read MoreThe Booth Moment On Bones That Pains Fans To Watch
On the much-loved series Bones, Agent Booth once took a huge step toward committing himself to a woman other than his colleague, Bones Brennan. However, the scene in question was heartbreaking, and there's on aspect of it that breaks fans' hearts.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Peter Dinklage Agreed To Play Tyrion Lannister On Game Of Thrones
Peter Dinklage earned international fame and acclaim for his starring role on Game of Thrones, but he almost didn’t take the role in the first place. Here’s the real reason Peter Dinklage agreed to play Tyrion Lannister on Game of Thrones.
Read MoreOliver Jackson-Cohen Almost Played A Very Different Role In Haunting Of Bly Manor
Oliver Jackson-Cohen played Luke Crane on Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House and has taken on the role of Peter Quint on the soon-to-be-released follow-up, The Haunting of Bly Manor. But before he locked in his place as Peter, Jackson-Cohen almost played an entirely different role on the show.
Read MoreHow They Really Filmed This Brutal Death Scene On Game Of Thrones Season 1
Game of Thrones staged some pretty memorable deaths throughout its run, but this season one death turned out to be a pretty big technical challenge. Here’s how Game of Thrones pulled off Viserys Targaryen's brutal death scene during the show’s first season.
Read MoreWhy The Walking Dead: World Beyond Fans Are Divided On Elton's Suit
Through a first episode heavy with exposition, many fans latched on to one detail about Elton: his corduroy suit. This peculiar sartorial choice is already proving divisive among viewers.
Read MoreWhy The Creators Of Blue Bloods Were Fired From Their Own Show
While the continued success of Blue Bloods is great news for CBS, that's not entirely true for the duo who actually brought it to broadcast — because they're no longer a part of the series. In fact, Mitchell Burgess and Robin Green haven't been involved with Blue Bloods for over a decade.
Read MoreThe Cobra Kai Character That Has Fans Split
One of the show's secondary storylines is a tale of brother against brother featuring two geeky teenagers who were once the best of friends. These two friends-turned-sort-of-enemies are Hawk and Demetri, and fans aren't sure what to think about Demetri's character.
Read MoreThe Character Fans Wanted To See More Of In Altered Carbon Season 2
While some characters from Altered Carbon season 1 continued into season 2, like Chris Conner's AI Poe, others had to be left behind. It seems that fans had a favorite character from the first season that they hoped to see more of in the follow-up.
Read MoreThe Truth About All The On-Set Injuries In Game Of Thrones Season 1
Game of Thrones is famous for making its characters suffer… and apparently, they suffered quite a bit off-screen as well. Between off-set and on-set mishaps, here’s the real truth about all the real-life injuries producers had to deal with during Game of Thrones’ first season alone.
Read MoreWhy The Statue At Homelander's Rally In The Boys Means More Than You Think
In the world of The Boys, war is the origin of all superheroes, and the statue in front of Stormfront and Homelander's pro-war rally emphasizes that point — while simultaneously hinting at an upcoming new character.
Read MoreCobra Kai Bloopers That Make Us Love The Cast Even More
There's a long history of martial arts blooper reels. That being the case, it's no surprise that Karate Kid sequel series Cobra Kai, which brings back film stars William Zabka and Ralph Macchio as an older Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso, has joined that tradition with a set of clips of its own.
Read MoreThe Subtle DC Comics Nod You Missed In The Boys Season 2
While it's easy to see how Amazon Studios' The Boys mirrors and parodies many other superhero stories, it also includes a ton of subtle references that come across twice as impactful. Here's the sly DC Comics nod you may have missed on The Boys season 2.
Read MoreWhat Altered Carbon Series Fans Need To Know About The Books
There will always be hope that Altered Carbon eventually comes out with another season, despite how unlikely it seems at the moment. Until then, fans can get their Altered Carbon fix within the pages that started it all. How similar are those books to the series, though?
Read MoreThe Story Behind The Speed Boat Stunt In The Boys Season 2
Season 2 of The Boys actually manages to trump season 1 in terms of stomach-churning acts of violence, and one of the churniest was apparently inspired by star Karl Urban's actual love of speedboats.
Read MoreWill Miguel Diaz Be Paralyzed In Cobra Kai Season 3?
Miguel's condition remains one of the most compelling questions ahead of season 3, and fans are wondering just how severe his situation is. There's evidence that suggests Miguel is paralyzed, but it might be a little early to jump to such dire conclusions.
Read MoreThis Superstar Acted On The Sopranos And You Never Noticed
It can take a while for people to notice the early work of future celebrities — even when both the actor and the series are household names. That's why you never noticed one particular superstar who appeared for just a moment on The Sopranos.
Read MoreWhy Ty Lee From Avatar The Last Airbender Is More Important Than You Think
As a bubbly, cheerful girl, Ty Lee was the heart and soul of the Fire Nation Trio (she often seemed to be the only soul between the three of them). In contrast to the cruelty of Azula and the stoicism of Mai, Ty Lee stood out as carefree and energetic. Some fans think there's a reason.
Read MoreThe Real Reason These TV Shows Were Canceled In 2020
2020 has been a year of bad news, and the world of television hasn't been impervious to this trend. Here's the real reason these TV shows were cancelled in 2020.
Read MoreThe Karate Kid III Reunion Fans Expect To See In Cobra Kai Season 3
The trailer for the upcoming third season of Cobra Kai promises to shed more light on the life of Mr. Miyagi, but that's not the only specter from Daniel LaRusso's past the show has been foreshadowing. Fans are expecting to see a certain Karate Kid III character when the show returns.
Read MoreThe Crime Procedural Fans Of Bones Need To Watch
For fans of the late, great Fox series Bones, starring David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel as mismatched crime-solving duo Special Agent Seely Booth and Dr. Temperance Brennan, the lack of fun crime procedurals is frustrating. There is, however, one show out there that Bones fans will love: Castle.
Read MoreThe Fan Theory On Who's Behind The Boys Season 2 Courtroom Scene
While there are plenty of ideas floating around out there, Reddit user u/RushtonIX's fan theory about who's behind the grisly courtroom massacre on The Boys isn't just compelling — it also explains one of season 2's most random plot lines.
Read MoreThe Black Noir Moment In The Boys That Changes Everything
Fans who are familiar with The Boys comic book know that there's a lot more to this black-clad, masked figure than meets the eye. In fact, his hidden nature makes him one of the most important characters. The TV version of Black Noir, though, appears to be following a different path.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Original Green Power Ranger?
If you were a nineties kid, you loved the Power Rangers. For as silly as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers might have been — with its hilariously predictable episodic format and its goofy giant monsters — the show had a phenomenal cultural impact. And everyone knows the Green Ranger was the coolest.
Read MoreWhy The Boys Fans Think Cindy Isn't Behind The Courtroom Scene
Someone is exploding heads left and right on Amazon Studios' The Boys, and the fans don't think it's Cindy.
Read MoreThe Toph Detail They Never Explore In The Legend Of Korra
As the sequel to the much-beloved Avatar: The Last Airbender, it's only natural that expectations for The Legend of Korra were high from the get-go. Toph's part in Korra, meanwhile, is one of the more complex original Team Avatar roles.
Read MoreWhy The Office Was Almost Canceled After Only One Season
The Office enjoys a level of popularity most television programs only dream of reaching. Fans new and old have binged all nine seasons, time and time again, but back in the day, amassing so many episodes wasn't a certainty. In fact, the show almost got canned.
Read MoreThe Moesha Spin-Off That Everyone's Binging On Netflix
The nineties (and early aughts) are back on Netflix in a big way. Moesha kicked off the launch in August, and immediately reminded fans that while the leading character is iconic, her best friend Kim (Countess Vaughn) constantly stole the show.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Quantico Was Canceled
When it first premiered on ABC in September 2016, the FBI drama Quantico was a breakout hit for the network. The Priyanka Chopra-led series was even the highest-rated scripted show on the night of its premiere. So why did it get the premature axe?
Read MoreThe American Horror Story Season Fans Think Is The Scariest
Once the calendar creeps over to October, it's officially the season for ranking every American Horror Story chapter by level of horror. Fans engaged in that requisite debate on Reddit have some pretty strong opinions about this one unlikely season.
Read MoreWhy Ensign Harry Kim Should've Been Promoted On Voyager
Ensign Harry Kim: classy clarinet player, scrappy sidekick to Captain Proton, and practically the only officer on the U.S.S. Voyager not to get a raise. For seven seasons Star Trek: Voyager left a Starfleet crew stranded in the Delta Quadrant. So why no promotion?
Read MoreMartial Arts Expert Exposes Mistakes In Cobra Kai's Fight Scenes
We reached out to Jennifer Zappola, a professional fitness instructor who holds a second-degree black belt in Seido Karate, to help us break down three of the series' most memorable fight scenes and pinpoint where they got things wrong (and right) on Cobra Kai.
Read MoreThe White Lotus Hint In Avatar The Last Airbender You Never Noticed
Avatar: The Last Airbender remains one of the most thematically-rich children's shows of the 21st century. One of the most mysterious concepts it introduces is the Order of the White Lotus. One Redditor has found a hidden symbol of the White Lotus that may change how you view one of the characters.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Peanuts Holiday Movies
From jazz music to behind-the-scenes heartbreak, here's the untold truth of the Peanuts holiday movies.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Adrianne Palicki Left Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Something was missing from the otherwise satisfying conclusion of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Bobbi "Mockingbird" Morse, the fan-favorite character portrayed by Adrianne Palicki in the second and third seasons. Why did such a popular character depart after such a short run?
Read MoreThe Family Crime Drama That Sons Of Anarchy Fans Need To Binge
While it's likely we'll never get another family saga quite as expertly spun as Sons of Anarchy, fans of that brutal series should know there's a pretty solid substitute currently burning up the screen on TNT. It's called Animal Kingdom, and Sons of Anarchy fans really need to check it out.
Read MoreWhy Toni From Monsterland Looks So Familiar
While there are plenty of familiar actors on Hulu's new anthology series Monsterland, Kaitlyn Dever should definitely be a face you recognize. If you can't put a finger on exactly where you've seen Dever before, don't worry — this will jog your memory.
Read MoreHow Much Money Did Jesse Really Make In Breaking Bad?
By the time El Camino comes around, Jesse struggles to get the necessary money together to go off the grid permanently in Alaska. But at his richest, how much money did Jesse have?
Read MoreThe Big Bang Theory Episode That Should Have Killed Leonard
As actual neuroscientist Dr. Mayim Bialik, who plays Amy Farrah Fowler, would probably tell you: Safety has to come first in the laboratory. If only Johnny Galecki had the same pedigree, maybe Leonard wouldn't have been so reckless with his laser.
Read MoreWhy Antoine From Emily In Paris Looks So Familiar
With a cast that mostly includes French actors, you might not recognize too many performers in Netflix's new series Emily in Paris — aside from lead actress Lily Collins — unless you're a huge fan of French cinema and TV. However, actor William Abadie, who plays Antoine, might catch your eye.
Read MoreWhy Cobra Kai Fans Think We'll See Kumiko In Season 3
That season 2 cliffhanger opens up an interesting question: Will Ali be the only woman from Daniel and Johnny's past to be returning? Some fans think that Kumiko (Tamlyn Tomita), Daniel's love interest from The Karate Kid Part II, might be on the way, too.
Read MoreThe Weird Item Laz Alonso Kept On The Boys Set
Whether your life is going swimmingly or if you are smack bang at the center of a Category 5 hurricane, everyone needs something to help them cope. That's probably especially true for the heroes (and criminals) of the Amazon series The Boys.
Read MoreThese Actors Were Almost Cast As Walter White On Breaking Bad
It's virtually impossible to imagine Breaking Bad, perhaps the greatest hour-long drama in history, with anyone but Bryan Cranston in the lead role of Walter White. But studio Sony Pictures Television had opinions on who should be cast as Breaking Bad's lead — and Cranston wasn't on their list.
Read MoreWhy Riker Should Have Been Promoted On Star Trek
As far as first officers go, you'd have a hard time beating Will Riker (Jonathon Frakes) on Star Trek: The Next Generation. And it's not because he was the best person, either. It's sort of because he was the worst.
Read MoreWhat Caroline From Bones Has Been Doing Since The Show Ended
Bones went off the air only a few years ago, but its cast has moved on in various ways. Patricia Belcher, who played Assistant U.S. Attorney Caroline Julian, has kept busy herself, and if you've watched any TV the last few years, chances are you've seen her pop up on your favorite shows.
Read MoreWhere Is The Walking Dead Filmed?
Walkers have been ambling around since The Walking Dead aired its first episode in 2010, and widespread zombie obsession hit a peak it hadn't seen before. From then on, it seemed like people wanted to step into the Walking Dead's world as much as possible ... in real life. Here's how you can.
Read MoreThe One Hero Who Was Never Supposed To Be On The Boys
Amazon's superhero series The Boys adheres closely to the Garth Ennis comic books on which it's based, but it has never been afraid to deviate from its source to create stories that make sense for the show's characters. Such is the case with one particular show character with no comics roots.
Read MoreThe Story Behind The Aerosmith Van On American Pickers
People love watching American Pickers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz dig through other people's garbage-filled hoarder barns in search of "rusty gold." One of their best finds to date occurred in the episode "Roll Like a Rock Star," when the pair found a van that once belonged to Aerosmith.
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This Is The Correct Order In Which To Watch The Stargate Franchise
The Stargate franchise spans three decades, three TV shows, and three movies, plus other non-canon material. Want to know where to start? We've got you covered. This is the correct order in which to watch the Stargate franchise.
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The Weequay In Star Wars Explained
The Weequay may not be a household name like the Hutts, but they've more than left their mark on the galaxy since first appearing in Return of the Jedi. One even popped up on The Mandalorian's season 2 premiere. Here's what you need to know about this stalwart species.
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