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Sylvester Stalloneis Kevin McCallister in the new deepfake parody videoHome Stallone. Featuring Stallone’s face on Macaulay Culkin’s body, the video is just as strange as it sounds, and while we’ve seen plenty of odd deepfake videos before,Home Stallonejust might be the strangest one yet. Presumably, the idea behind the video all comes down to how the word “alone” rhymes with “Stallone,” but the ridiculous concept has resulted in a video that’s pulled in over a million viewers in the span of two days....

More sad news today, as Bollywood icon,Irrfan Khan, who also became one of Hollywood’s go-to character actors has died at the age of 53. He had been admitted to the intensive care unit of Mumbai’s Kokilaben hospital on Tuesday with a colon infection and passed away on Wednesday after his health rapidly deteriorated. A statement was released this morning following his death. “It’s saddening that this day, we have to bring forward the news of him passing away,” read the statement....

James Gunn’sDCUis slowly beginning to take shape. Almost five months after the announcement of the first projects that will be part of the first phase of the new stage of the franchise,Gods & Monsters, the first series and films of the new canon are already in development. While some projects such as the spinoff ofThe Batman,The Penguinor the Amanda Waller series are still underway, new stories will come under Gunn and Peter Safran’s leadership, and some are already well advanced in their production....

You’d be hard pressed to find a seriousFriday the 13thfan who considersJason Goes To Hell: The Final Fridaythe best chapter of the franchise. In fact, it usually ranks close to the bottom along with the infamously shittyJason Takes ManhattanandJason X(the one where he goes to space). Still,Jason Goes to Hellis arguably the most creative, outside-the-box chapter in the series. While no one seemed to embrace the body-jumping spirit of Jason, everyone loved the choice Easter Eggs, specifically the Book of the Dead (aka The Necronomicon) and the Kandarian dagger, both of which were the actual props used in Sam Raimi’sThe Evil Dead....

HBO is taking audiences back to Westeros in August withHouse of the Dragon, a prequel series to the wildly successful fantasy epicGame of Thrones. The network is currently developing a variety of different spin-offs that will take place before the events ofThrones, but a new report is saying one project that’s in the works will be set after the final season. According toThe Hollywood Reporter, aThronessequel series is in early development, and will be focused on none other than Jon Snow....

Marry Meis a 2022 rom-com that perfectly combines a touching love story with a soundtrack packed with songs fit to be on any radio station. This film was directed by Kat Coiro and based ona graphic novelby Bobby Crosby, which was adapted to film by John Rogers, Tami Sagher, and Harper Dill.Marry Meis one of many films that wasaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and for that reason its release was delayed for a year, finally hitting theaters in February 2022,just before Valentine’s Day....

In another timeline not all that different from the one we are living in now, the internet is being set ablaze withBlack Widowbuzz. Instead, we still have months to wait for the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as the movie was delayed by six months due to the ongoing theater closure brought on by current events. But, had things panned out as planned, Scarlett Johannson’s long-awaited and sorely deserved solo adventure as Natasha Romanoff would be in theaters right now....

Poor oldBlade. MCU fans have been eager to see Mahershala Ali portray the Day Walker on the big screen since the movie was announced way back in 2019. While the movie itself is stuck in development purgatory, fans finally have their first look at what Ali could look like as Blade… kind of. His live-action debut might still be a ways off, but Ali’s Blade has technically already debuted in the MCU, in the animated series,What If…?...

Marvel Studios' revelation at this year’s CinemaCon introduced a small yet striking twist in the naming of its upcoming ensemble film,Thunderbolts*. The addition of an asterisk, a typically mundane punctuation mark, sparked an unusual amount of intrigue among the event attendees. Kevin Feige, the maestro behind Marvel’s cinematic saga, unveiled the official title during the studio’s session at the event hosted by Walt Disney Pictures. The title’s peculiar feature, the asterisk, was first seen in abehind-the-scenes clip shared by Florence Pugh, a key star in the film....

In an industry that’s perpetually chasing the next big sensation, some stars manage to stay consistently on our radar, reminding us that talent and authenticity can indeed weather time.Michael Cera, the king of the quirky and the relatable, is proving that point with panache this year. There’s a familiar yet slightly older face that’s returned to our screens, still carrying the signature awkward charm that made him the poster child for a unique brand of cinema in the late 2000s....

‘Don’t let it out!’ Warns the ominous first poster forMorgan. After revealing the first photos yesterday, 20th Century Fox has unleashed the first teaser trailer for this thrilling new sci-fi drama. And it promises to have us questioning what it means to be human. It will surely be one of the highlights of the fall moviegoing season. ‘What Is Morgan?’ Is set to become a trending topic on Twitter throughout the day....

In the discourse that “the book is always better than the movie,” we find that endings can often be the breaking point. Films tend to be more dramatic than books. It’s why people often remember those more than how the books end. Sometimes when we read books, it’s hard to imagine something different during the endings. We’ve become engaged with those characters for days, and often times we even dream about those worlds that can be interpreted from an author’s mastermind....

One month after theKickstartercampaign first launched for theMystery Science Theater 3000reboot, the show is now fully funded, earning $5.76 million. This tally just barely surpassed theVeronica Marsmovie’s $5.702 million total to become the most-funded video project in Kickstarter history. The show also raised an additional $600,000 through the sale of merchandise from the campaign’s Add-On Store, bringing the total to more than $6.3 million. TheMST3Kcampaign started in mid-November, with a goal of $5....