Evil Targets The Warren’s Daughter in First Annabelle Comes Home Trailer

If the Warrens say that something is dangerously possessed by an evil spirit, you had better believe them. Of course, people never listen and the creepiest doll on the planet breaks loose again in Annabelle Comes Home.

The Warrens keep the most dangerous items from their cases under strict lock and key to protect the public from curses and demons. However, they cannot protect people from their own stupidity in a new trailer for Annabelle Comes Home.

By Kelle Long  |  April 1, 2019
Bill Murray & Adam Driver Battle Zombies in The Dead Don’t Die

Is this the best cast ever assembled for a zombie movie? Yes. Yes, it is. Or, “disassembled,” as the film’s poster would have it. A zombie movie with the likes of Tilda Swinton and Steve Buscemi? Bill Murray and Adam Driver? Musician-actor phenoms Iggy Pop, RZA and Tom Waits? Jarmusch has a way of taking genres and making them cooler, funnier and weirder. He’s done it for westerns (1995’s Dead Man),

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 1, 2019
Captain Marvel‘s Co-Editor Debbie Berman On her Favorite Scenes

In order to defeat the all-powerful Thanos, the Avengers will have to reach back in time. That doesn’t mean using the Time Stone to rewind back to before the snap, although we won’t rule that out. I’m referring to our recent trip to 90s era MCU to meet the newest and most potent Avenger.

With a decade of character development behind us, Marvel had just one movie to catch us up on all things Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) before pulling her into the fight of a lifetime.

By Kelle Long  |  April 1, 2019
Pet Sematary‘s Final Trailer Digs Deep

Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer Pet Sematary reboot had a lot to live up too. Director Mary Lambert’s 1989 original, based off one of Stephen King‘s most wrenchingly unsettling novels, made a whole generation of moviegoers appreciate the importance of their Achilles heel. That particular scene still gives me the creeps anytime I think about it. Lambert’s Sematary had a bunch of shocking sequences that crept out of the theater and stalked the viewer for days,

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 1, 2019
Director Joe Russo on Avoiding Avengers: Endgame Spoilers

Avengers: Endgame opens in China on April 24, two days before its’ April 26 premiere in America. This is significant for one major reason above all others—the film is filled with spoilers. The Russo Brothers finale to their two-part epic will likely break the worldwide box office opening weekend record set by—yup, Avengers: Infinity War. If you want to see the film without having major plot points spoiled for you,

By Bryan Abrams  |  March 29, 2019

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Production Designer

Dumbo’s Production Designer on Building Real Sets for a Flying Elephant

Tim Burton’s live-action Dumbo is not for children faint of heart. The iconic baby elephant with his signature oversized ears is ripped just as mercilessly from his mother in this modern update as he once was in Disney’s original 1941 animated feature. This time around, however, Dumbo’s got bigger, better allies. Upgraded from Timothy the mouse we now have the Farrier children, Milly, and Joe (Nico Parker and Finley Hobbins),

By Susannah Edelbaum  |  March 29, 2019

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Costume Designer

Going to the Circus With Dumbo Costume Designer Colleen Atwood

Costume designer Colleen Atwood has made herself one of the most recognized costume designers in Hollywood. An Oscar-winner for Chicago, Memoirs of a Geisha, Alice in Wonderland, and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Atwood has been the designer of choice for director Tim Burton ever since she collaborated with him on Edward Scissorhands in 1990.

By Leslie Combemale  |  March 29, 2019
Marc Maron Shares What Makes Joker Different from Other Comic Book Movies

Superhero movies aren’t for everyone – including Joker star Marc Maron. The entertainer opened up to NME about what changed his mind when Todd Phillips’ took on the iconic Batman villain.

“I think it’s a very interesting approach to this world,” Maron told the site. “I’ve been somewhat judgmental when it comes to comic book movies and I’ve got a little pushback in the press for being a hypocrite.

By The Credits  |  March 28, 2019
It’s a Kaiju Mosh Pit in New Godzilla: King of the Monsters Trailer

Godzilla has been around a long time. In Godzilla: King of the Monsters our tortured history with the most iconic beast in cinema has come to a point of clarity. Godzilla was clearly a good guy in Gareth Edwards‘ 2014 Godzilla, but it took nearly the entire film’s runtime for folks on the ground to realize that. In this new trailer for director Michael Dougherty’s Godzilla: King of the Monsters,

By Bryan Abrams  |  March 28, 2019
Game of Thrones: The Last Watch Documentary Focuses on Final Season

Yesterday we revisited the scene that put Game of Thrones on the map. Ned Stark (Sean Bean)’s death was the moment that HBO’s eventual globe-trotting, world-conquering series grabbed national attention. Here was a series that killed off its main character, and not even in the season one finale! Now after 8 glorious, gory seasons, Game of Thrones is coming to an end. Yet HBO has revealed that we’ll only need to wait a single week until we can revisit Westeros.

By Bryan Abrams  |  March 28, 2019

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Producer

How Dumbo‘s Producer Carves out Creative Space for Tim Burton

Twenty-three years ago, Dumbo producer Derek Frey started working for Tim Burton as a gofer on Mars Attacks. Over the course of Burton’s next 11 movies, Frey rose through the ranks to become a trusted consigliere to the visionary director. Among Frey’s chief tasks: making sure that Burton gets to be Burton. “Tim’s an artist,” Frey says. “He treats every project like a canvas. I always try to – I don’t want to say ‘protect’

By Hugh Hart  |  March 28, 2019
The Avengers Reflect on Their Loss and Odds Against Thanos in Endgame

Losing is never a good feeling and there was a whole lot of it in Avengers: Infinity War. We lost the Infinity Stones, the battle, and half of everyone we loved.

The losses still weigh heavy on us fans, and perhaps even more so on the remaining cast members. Some of the remaining few shared their thoughts on moving forward without the fallen.

It seems emotional for everyone. We were all crushed by that outcome and the Avengers themselves are still reeling in Endgame trailers.

By Kelle Long  |  March 27, 2019
The Russo Brothers Want you to see Avengers: Endgame in IMAX

If you’ve got an IMAX theater near you, the Russo Brothers suggest you take advantage of it. The directors of Avengers: Endgame understandably believe that you should see the biggest film in Marvel history on the largest screen possible. If you’re going to be saying goodbye to Chris Evans’ Captain America, why not make sure his visage is crystal clear and massive? The directors are appealing not only to the size of their Phase 3-ending epic but also to how they shot the film. 

By The Credits  |  March 27, 2019
Game of Thrones‘ Director Alan Taylor Breaks Down Series’ Most Infamous Death

The final season of Game of Thrones is nearly upon us, so what better time to revisit the scene that, more so than any other, put the series on the map. We’re talking about the execution of Ned Stark (Sean Bean) in season one. And who better to take us on a trip down dark memory lane than that episode’s director, Alan Taylor? Taylor breaks down the moment in this “Notes on a Scene”

By Bryan Abrams  |  March 27, 2019
Avengers: Endgame Posters Confirm Shuri’s Death

Marvel really flooded the zone yesterday, huh? They released the first official cache of Avengers: Endgame still images, giving us a closer look at our survivors. They also released that huge batch of new character posters. The photos showed us some intriguing new alliances (Tony Stark and Nebula, anyone) and some seriously somber superheroes. We even have an emotional Captain America (Chris Evans), tears streaming down his face.

By Bryan Abrams  |  March 27, 2019
Behold the First Images From Avengers: Endgame

Looks like Marvel’s really letting the Avengers: Endgame materials fly now. Earlier today we got that massive batch of character posters. Chris Evans opened up about his favorite Captain America fight scene. And now we’ve got our first look at actual images from Avengers: Endgame. We have been refreshing Disney’s media page at an unhealthy clip, and voila! There they were.

There are a lot of photos here!

By The Credits  |  March 26, 2019
Chris Evans Grows Reflective as Avengers: Endgame Nears

Despite denials that Avengers: Endgame will be Chris Evans’ final turn as Steve Rogers, he still sounds like he’s on the Captain America farewell tour.

The MCU star has been having a tough time coming to terms with the final showdown against Thanos. He seems to be more broken up by the coming of the latest installment than his fellow castmates.

By The Credits  |  March 26, 2019
New Avengers: Endgame Characters Posters Reveal Departed Heroes

Marvel and many of its’ stars have just dropped a slew of new character posters for Avengers: Endgame. And we do mean a slew. The most intriguing thing here is that these posters include characters who are presumed dead. While Marvel has been keeping the lid on any actual Endgame plot information, these new looks offer us our first Endgame-related glimpse at many of these characters.

By Bryan Abrams  |  March 26, 2019
James Wan Shares First Peek at Annabelle Comes Home

Before he was the man who brought Aquaman to the big screen, James Wan was already making waves with his films. He is the driving creative force behind the deliciously creep Conjuring universe. One member of that universe is the doll Annabelle, who first appeared in Wan’s 2013 Conjuring and then in her own film—a prequel—in 2014. Now Wan’s creation is getting her third film.

By The Credits  |  March 26, 2019
Reports put Avengers: Endgame Runtime at 182-Minutes Long

You know the excitement around a film is huge when its purported runtime is an ongoing story. The Russo Brothers’ Avengers: Endgame is going to be the longest, largest film in Marvel‘s history. We know that based on what the film represents—it’s the culmination of 10-years and 22 films worth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It represents the end of Marvel’s Phase 3. It is very likely the swan song for one of the MCU’s biggest and stars and most important characters—Chris Evans’

By Bryan Abrams  |  March 26, 2019