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Crossface, the planned biopic about notorious pro wrestler and double murderer Chris Benoit, has been shelved. According to Benoit’s son David, who has pro wrestling ambitions of his own, the movie was scrapped after the Benoit family saw the screenplay. As explained by David in a new interview with Chris Van Vliet, the filmmakers needed the family’s permission to move forward with theChris Benoitproject, but the Benoits rejected the proposal as the movie would have depicted the infamous tragedy....

In February 2025, it was announced that CBS had ordered a spinoff for its beloved police dramaBlue Bloods,with Donnie Wahlberg slated to reprise his role as thetough-as-nails Danny Reaganin the follow-up seriesBoston Blue. The show will focus on Danny as the former NYPD detective takes a position at the Boston Police Department for a new career adventure, where he becomes partners with the city’s rising star Lena Silver (Sonequa Martin-Green)....

Plenty of theories have emerged about Mia, a.k.a. Lady Vengeance (Krysten Ritter) inDexter: Resurrection, especially regarding her status as a vigilante killer of sexual predators who follows a self-imposed code similar to Dexter’s (Michael C. Hall). It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see how this fits in perfectly with Ryan’s (Bryan Lillis) murder and a potential link to help save Harrison (Jack Alcott) from being arrested and charged for it....

Three of the main stars ofFallouthad no idea where the video game-turned-television show adaptation was headed in its season finale. Some of them, it seems, even insisted on that being the case — which is wild when you consider just how much happens in the series’epic season one finale. During aVarietypanelfor the series moderated by Kara Warner, series starsWalton Goggins,YellowjacketsstarElla Purnell, Aaron MotenandMoisés Ariasall spoke about the blockbuster season finale, and how it felt to enter the post-apocalyptic world with so little information on where it might be going....

There’s something about theGhostbustersfranchise that makes everyone feel good. Whether it’s the original film from 1984,orGhostbusters: Afterlife, one of the recent entries, theGhostbustersfilms are designed for sheer entertainment with the perfect blend of horror and comedy. And while the reception has varied throughout the years, it is one of those funny franchises that will always make you smile, regardless of generational gaps. 1989’sGhostbusters IIis a great example of a good sequel that was always overshadowed by the quality of the first movie....

In our many interviews withactors who have played villains over the years, a common through line is something to the effect of, “You know, sometimes it’s just more fun to play the bad guy.” It’s indeed a non-issue for some of your favorite performers if you end up rooting for their nemeses in certain movies. And sometimes, the villain even gets top billing over the hero. Just look at some of theBatmanflicks that have been released in decades past....

TheAlienseries is one of the most famous sci-fi horror franchises in Hollywood’s history. It hasn’t always been that way, though. Upon the release of the first film in 1979, directed by Ridley Scott, the film received mixed reviews from both critics and general audiences. Despite this, the film’s basic pitch of being “Jawsin space” was strong enough to keep generating interest, eventually driving it to become a solid box office success....

The first trailer forArrested DevelopmentSeason 5 is here. Netflix has finally decided to give us a look at the upcoming season of the beloved series, which has also provided us with a fast-approaching release date. The Bluths will be back on May 29 and, as opposed to what happened with season 4, we’re going to see the family sharing the screen much more this time around. Netflix was clearly aware that the divided narrative from the last season didn’t land with fans, as evidenced by the tagline for this new batch of episodes....

TheBAFTA Nomineesfor 2023 have now been announced, with Edward Berger’s epic anti-war movieAll Quiet on the Western Frontleading the pack with a total of 14 nominations, including Best Film and Best Director for Berger. The rest of the nominations include the likes ofElvis, Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Banshees of Inisherin,andTár. The nominees were officially announced by Marvel star Hayley Atwell andTed Lassoactor Toheeb Jimoh during a live press conference....

The representation ofLGBTQ+people in television has changed drastically over the last two decades, and we no longer regard it as a source of surprise but rather as an element of relevance. It’s become a habit for practically every TV show, from classic sitcoms tothe newest Netflix originals. While it used to be limited to lesbian and gay representations on television, many more are currently taking place. Some characters come out as gay but later realize they are bisexual....

Al Pacinobegan his career with his film debut in the 1969 film,Me, Natalie. He then went on to star inPanic in Needle Park(1971), which gained him the attention ofdirector Francis Ford Coppola. Since then, Pacino has gone on to star in countless films and has had some of the most iconic lines in cinema history, made all the more famous by his emphatic acting. This is a list of his best ones....

Marvel’sBlack Pantherhas had an astounding run at the box office, with its $633.1 million domestic total surpassing 2012’sThe Avengers($623.3 million) as the highest grossing superhero movie of all time, and it has also brought a big change to the comics as well. One of the main characters inBlack PantherisOkoye, the general of Wakanda’s secret service known as the Dora Milaje, played by Danai Gurira. While that character does have roots in the Marvel comics, she hasn’t been seen in the comics for over 15 years, until today, with the release ofBlack Panther#171....

It looks like Dave Bautista will star in the long awaitedKiller’s Game. The movie is based on the book of the same name, which was written by Jay Bonansinga and first published in 1997. The book received praise upon its release and a movie deal was pretty much inevitable. Talks of a big screen adaptation started right after the book hit shelves and a number of actors have been attached to star in it over the years, including Wesley Snipes and Michael Keaton....