Mike Flanagan hopes to adapt Stephen King's Dark Tower series at some point, and he even put a Dark Tower Easter egg into his new version of Carrie.

Friday the 13th is a horror franchise with a wildly inconsistent canon, so Crystal Lake showrunner Brad Kane only had one rule to follow.

Walton Goggins voices a three-eyed, green-furred, magical cat named Beef Roger Crummchuk, and he's a grumpy dirtbag that you will absolutely love.

Vocal viewers on social media thought Disney's Hexed footage had been tailored to vertical video, so we asked the filmmakers about that criticism.

We saw roughly 30 minutes of footage from Disney's Hexed, and it looks like a delightful fantasy adventure with a wonderful new magical world.

James Ortiz, who played Rocky in Project Hail Mary, tells us the one aspect of the film that he was hellbent on getting right, and how it was finally achieved.

The 1990s gave us some of the most satisfying cinema the big screen has ever seen, but we think these are the most rewatchable movies from that decade.

Those who elect to stream this Oscar-winning martial arts action flick while it's on Prime Video would do well to remember just how trail-blazing it was.

Disney's Hexed introduces a world of magic through Billie, a seemingly ordinary girl who learns she's a witch. Oh, and Walton Goggins voices a three-eyed cat.

25 years ago, the late, great David Lynch scored the biggest critical success of his career with this mind-bending movie starring Naomi Watts.

Long after Rod Serling died, Columbo actor Peter Falk starred in the last movie to date that was made from a Serling-written screenplay.

1999 was a huge year for movies, and the science fiction genre fared particularly well that year. Here are the five best sci-fi movies of 1999, ranked.

Yellowstone character Tate Dutton hasn't been give much to do, but he might finally be getting an real storyline in Marshals Season 2.

The first episode of The Twilight Zone starred Earl Holliman, who gained a healthy reputation as one of his era's preeminent Western actors.

For a variety of reasons, these '80s sci-fi movies (all of which are either good or great) didn't receive the attention they deserved.

The Young Sheldon pilot was helmed by Iron Man director Jon Favreau, but if he hadn't been available another Marvel director was next on the list.

Paramount has repeatedly fumbled the Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise, but announcements at New York Comic-Con 2026 offer hope of a turnaround.

William Shatner and Kim Darby both appeared in the 1972 TV movie The People, but they also acted together in a controversial Star Trek episode.

A very young Robert De Niro starred in this Brian De Palma-directed comedy film, which was fairly controversial at the time due to its content.

These 5 Western films may not have had much of an impact at the box office when they were released, but they still helped define the genre.