The Legendary franchise returns in 2027 with its latest installment, directed by Grant Sputore.
The movie is based on a purportedly real case from 1928, and hits theaters June 6.
Stevens' Trapper was a delight in the last Godzilla x Kong, so it's nice to hear we'll see him again in the new film.
The latest season of Mike McMahan and Josh Bycel's animated series starring Dan Stevens and Thomas Middleditch is now streaming on Hulu.
The new season of the animated sci-fi series, starring Dan Stevens and Thomas Middleditch, drops August 12 on Hulu.
But first, the Hulu sci-fi comedy starring Dan Stevens and Thomas Middleditch returns for season 5 August 12—watch the new trailer below.
In the summer 2024 movie preview, there's Marvel, Minions, MaXXXine , a Mad Max spinoff, and more.
Vampire thriller Abigail stars Melissa Barrera and Dan Stevens, and is now available to stream on demand.
Plus, Doctor Who meets the Beatles in a new glimpse of Ncuti Gatwa's debut season.
Universal's new horror film starring Scream 's Melissa Barrera and Godzilla x Kong 's Dan Stevens opens April 19.
Co-starring Hunter Schafer and Jessica Henwick, the Neon thriller opens August 9.
Rebecca Hall and Dan Stevens co-star with the big guys in the latest MonsterVerse movie from Adam Wingard.
The first reactions to the latest Monsterverse movie are here, and probably a little unsurprising at this point.
Plus, could Christopher Nolan's first post- Oppenheimer be a return to The Prisoner ?
The epic team-up between the MonsterVerse titans opens in theaters March 29.
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire— starring several angry monsters, as well as Dan Stevens, Rebecca Hall, and Brian Tyree Henry—opens March 29.
Director Adam Wingard reveals some refreshingly retro inspiration helping propel the new kaiju movie.
Executive producers Mike McMahan and Josh Bycel talk to io9 about the Hulu sci-fi animated series' delightfully raunchy new holiday episode.
The Hulu animated series' latest holiday special declares war on Valentine's Day, and teases some kind of parrot-fueled apocalypse too.
Abigail continues the studio's decision to give filmmakers carte blanche to do whatever they want with their classic monsters.
