The director of The Sixth Sense , Unbreakable , Signs , and more talked to io9 about making his latest movie.
The 2008 movie predicted a future where corporations destroy Earth and billionaires shuttle humanity to space. In real life, we can't continue down that road.
Mondo is releasing the John Williams DC film score as a record along with the Stanley Kubrick masterpiece.
Castlevania's Theo James stars as a younger Vesemir in this Netflix animated prequel leading to The Witcher season two.
Artist Scott C is also releasing new pieces for Indiana Jones , Avengers , Tron , and more.
Paramount's Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins stars Henry Golding and Andrew Koji tell io9 about their hopes for the future of the Hasbro franchise.
Childhood imaginary friends being the devil and nightmare walls make for a very distressing combination.
It director Andy Muschietti will direct the first episode, based on Grady Hendrix's latest book based on the horror trope.
Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo's tale follows Parisian teens who naively summon a vengeful demon.
Bassam Tariq is the first U.S.-Pakistani person to helm a Marvel Studios film for Disney.
Black Widow's second week box office drop has some theater owners and studios concerned about Disney's future VOD strategy.
The sequel to 1996 Space Jam is giving the kids everything they want.
No Time To Die is the final send off for the actor who dedicated 15 years of his career to the role.
From The Sixth Sense to Glass and Old , here are 13 fear-based themes in his two decades of films.
Everyone's favorite Good Guy returns in Child's Play franchise creator Don Mancini's new series for Syfy and USA.
Plus updates from John Wick: Chapter 4, Evil Dead Rise, The Suicide Squad, and more.
Kelsey Sims lives on top of a mountain in New Mexico, where she scans the terrain for signs of fire—and makes TikToks about it.
The latest from Japanese horror master Takashi Shimizu follows a young woman's spooky quest to find her missing brother.
On the 35th anniversary of James Cameron's Alien sequel, we look back at why it still works so well. And it gets personal.
Warner Bros. and James Gunn's The Suicide Squad features David Dastmalchian as a bizarre DC villain.
