Writer-director Macon Blair and star Peter Dinklage talk to io9 about their unrated horror comedy, which finally hits theaters this week.
The film's writer provided an encouraging update on the sequel to the 1985 Richard Donner-Steven Spielberg adventure.
A special screening of the new Stephen King adaptation will require viewers to walk or leave.
The 1984 time-travel classic is coming back to the big screen to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
Lego is bringing everyone's favorite Mogwai to brick form, paying homage to the 1984 Joe Dante film.
Oh, and Peacemaker also reckons with the lengths he'd go to maintain peace and his whole pocket universe oopsie.
Co-writer Mattson Tomlin says 'The Batman Part II' script wouldn't exist if he and director Matt Reeves didn't believe they could "top what came before."
The third season of 'House of the Dragon' will finish what season 2 couldn't while being its own 'massive' thing.
"I can't be bought, dude."
Plus, does 'Peacemaker' have a link to the CW's 'Stargirl'?
The Addams Family mystery sleuth is set to make her return from the dead September 3.
The classic's larger-than-life cinematic engagement opens this week on the famed Las Vegas Strip.
The actor faced backlash over the queer love story in season two of the HBO Max show.
The puppetry is next level with Jim Henson's Creature Shop creations, and io9 has a close-up look inside.
Science Saru literally laid the lore-building blocks for its big kaiju mecha anime showdown.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker is auctioning some of his Bleak House treasures, including mementos from 'Hellboy' and 'Pacific Rim.'
Writer David DiGilio explains how his original 'Tron 3' script changed into 'Tron: Ares.'
Good news: 'Four and a Half Vulcans' is not the racially fraught nightmare 'Star Trek' fans feared it might be. Bad news: That doesn't mean it's any good, either.
Move over, Lady Dimitrescu. It's Big Mama's time to shine.
Everybody (yeah) is talking about Backstreet Boys at the Sphere, so io9 talked to one of the show's major creative forces.
