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Although Dark Souls 4 is unlikely given Elden Ring‘s success, Dark Souls 3 and past FromSoftware titles still have incredible amounts of fan support that make them worth replaying. Community efforts have spawned a number of expansive mods for older…
Writer/director Josef Kubota Wladyka and stars Alberto Guerra and Alejandro Edda visited the IndieWire Studio, presented by Dropbox, to discuss their vibrant multicultural dance saga.
EXCLUSIVE: ABC’s comedy pilot Do You Want Kids? is staging a Crazy Ex-Girlfriend reunion. Pete Gardner, who was a regular on the CW comedy-drama, has been cast as a series regular in Do You Want Kids?, co-created and executive produced…
Another Reagan is headed to Beantown as Boston Blue lines up a major Blue Bloods guest star – plus, two more familiar faces are set to return later in Season 1.
EXCLUSIVE: It’s taking a little longer to sell Olivia Wilde’s hot sexual comedy The Invite, we hear, and that’s because Warner Bros’ new contemporary film label headed by former NEON marketing guru Christian Parkes put in a last minute bid…
28 Days Later is a horror masterpiece from 2002, and Netflix subscribers don’t have much time left to watch/rewatch it. Hard as it is to believe nearly 25 years on, the zombie movie genre was practically dead in 2002. By…
Jason Momoa’s new Prime Video movie, The Wrecking Crew, was inspired by a successful action franchise that launched in 1987. The actor is best known for starring on Game of Thrones and in Aquaman.
“Mister Rogers was so clearly someone who stood for something,” the musician said in a behind-the-scenes short film.
In his Netflix talk show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, David Letterman has displayed a very different side to his personality, of which his 2022 interview with Billie Eilish is the prime example. When Eilish suddenly began twitching to…
Granted, the two films couldn’t be more different, with ‘Melania’ hoping to score the biggest opening for a documentary in a decade with a $5 million domestic launch.