But there's almost zero chance you'll be one of the three winners to stay at the rental, which includes David Arquette as an amenity.
io9 picks the best genre titles coming to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+, Paramount+, and HBO Max in October 2021.
The Collector's Edition is a visual upgrade for the beloved anime series, but it could have been so much more.
Filming on the Paul King movie has begun, with a suitably bonkers cast.
The penultimate episode of the Disney+ Marvel animated series brought Ultron back and broke form for its most exciting story yet.
Surprise, a new Star Wars show just dropped on Disney+. But while it might not be the one you're looking for, it's oddly relaxing.
It's not like digesting in the stomach of a Sarlacc for a thousand years, but Boba will keep you waiting a bit longer until his series debut on Disney+.
John Leguizamo also joins the cast of the film, which features songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Plus, Andy Serkis heads to Animal Farm , and a new tiny look at Marvel's Eternals .
Daniel Craig's last hurrah as 007 is very long, but packed full of fun characters and action.
The animated FXX super-spy comedy wraps up its current 12th season on October 6.
The '90s-era Space Marine vehicle retailed for $650 at launch, and is usually worth around $3,000. This one sold for over 10 times that .
The creator of the franchise finally joins Hasbro's 6-inch Black Series action figure line.
A clip of actor Stellan Skarsgård defending Marvel and Netflix is making the rounds, and he's quite right.
Director Greg Nicotero explains all the partially successful work it took to make "the Pack" scary.
io9 has the first look at The Art and Science of Arrival , a detailed behind-the-scenes exploration of Denis Villeneuve's 2016 sci-fi epic.
Pure Imagination Studios has a very ambitious plan for its adaptation of the cyberpunk series.
“You cannot step in the same river twice, for the river has changed, and you have changed.”
Netflix's Witcherverse is about to get even bigger with a new series aimed at kids and the original series' showrunner explains why that's great.
The Lord of the Rings , Marvel, and Star Wars actor directs the Tom Hardy led Sony/Marvel sequel Let There Be Carnage coming to theaters only on October 1.
