Could David Harbour Be the Next Indiana Jones?

David Harbour is really living our best life for us. He’s the Golden Globe nominated smoldering savior of Hawkins in Stranger Things, he’s making all our dreams come true rebooting Hellboy, and his Twitter game is the strongest. Collider caught up with Harbour for a fantastic post-Hellboy shoot interview and the revelations are super exciting. Harbour seems to be at the center of the coolest projects on screen right now.

By  |  January 12, 2018
The Definitive Guide to the Guardians‘ Rap Sheets

Some people wear their heart on their sleeve, but the Guardians of the Galaxy wear their crimes on their pants. Reddit users recently picked up on an Easter egg that was so brilliant and harbored so much detail that director James Gunn joined in to comment. He even took time away from finishing a draft of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 to further explain the cool costume detail.

Remembering back to the plot of the first film in the series,

By  |  January 12, 2018
Avengers 4 Wraps Filming, Marking the End of the Road for Some of the Major Characters

There’s a lot happening in the world of the Avengers. Yesterday, we shared this fresh batch of 15 new photos from Avengers: Infinity War, which bows on May 4th. As we’ve written before, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has said that Avengers 4, which was shot back-to-back with Infinity War, will mark the end for some of our favorite characters after a decade and 19 films worth of superhero-ing.

By  |  January 12, 2018
Watch 1st Trailer for the 2nd Jason Reitman/Diablo Cody/Charlize Theron Collaboration Tully

The last time Academy Award-nominated director Jason Reitman (Up in the Air), Academy Award-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody (Juno) and Academy Award-winning actress Charlize Theron teamed up, they graced us with the scorching, hilarious comedy Young Adult. The talented trio have teamed up again for Tully, which includes Mackenzie Davis as the titular character, the star of one of Black Mirror’s most beloved episodes ever (“San Junipero”).

By The Credits  |  January 11, 2018
Lucasfilm’s Story Group Dishes the Best Behind-the-Scenes Details from The Last Jedi

With a canon of comics, novels, video games and more, Star Wars has become an entire universe unto itself. You could spend hours combing The Last Jedi for hidden references and ties to the rest of the universe, but luckily Star Wars Show host Andi Gutierrez, and some very special guests, did it for you.

Leland Chee, Pablo Hidalgo, Matt Martin, and Rayne Roberts from Lucasfilm’s Story Group walked through some of the coolest details of The Last Jedi.

By  |  January 11, 2018
Black Panther Tickets Sell at Historic Rate, Smashing Records

The hype over Black Panther tickets was not overstated. People have been psyched about this movie for more than a year, and it’s finally right around the corner. More fans snagged their seats since they went on pre-sale than any other Marvel movie—ever.

Fandango managing editor Erik Davis shared the news on Twitter that Black Panther had broken the pre-sale record. Captain America: Civil War, in which Chadwick Boseman made his debut as T’Challa,

By  |  January 11, 2018
Here’s Your First Look at Morgan on the Set of Fear the Walking Dead

We really like Lennie James. He was a joy to speak with when we interviewed him in 2016, and ever since, we’ve been delighted that the talented actor’s career has been booming. His brief but crucial role in Blade Runner 2049 proved that, no matter how much screen time he’s given, James has the kind of gravitas that the camera loves.

As Morgan Jones on The Walking Dead, 

By The Credits  |  January 11, 2018
A new Maze Runner: The Death Cure Clips Leaves Fan Favorite Minho in Dire Straits

The last time we checked in on Maze Runner: The Death Cure, we were thrilled to be watching the trailer, and to see star Dylan O’Brien back in top form as the hero Thomas after his terrifying accident on set last year. Now a new clip takes us into the most dangerous maze the Gladers have ever faced, having returned to WCKD to finally put an end to the labyrinthine madness they’ve been enduring.

By The Credits  |  January 11, 2018
15 New Avengers: Infinity War Photos Tease Film’s Epic Scope

It doesn’t take a stable genius, or even a Marvel expert, to know that Avengers: Infinity War is going to be massive. The cast list alone promises that, with just about every superhero from every Marvel film (18 to date, if you include the upcoming Black Panther) on hand in the massive battle against Thanos (Josh Brolin). Then there was the first official trailer, which gave us the thrill of not only seeing our favorite characters team up for the first time (hello,

By Bryan Abrams  |  January 11, 2018
How Patty Jenkins Navigated Myriad Tones to Make Wonder Woman a Singular Film

Oscar nominations are coming soon—on January 24th to be exact—and one hopes that Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman will get a lot more love than it did at the Golden Globes (where it wasn’t nominated for anything). The good news for Jenkins, and Wonder Woman fans, is that the rest of the world has recognized the craft, skill and wonder (pun intended) that went into making the film. Forget the gonzo box office for a second (if you can forget $821.8 million worldwide) and focus instead on the critical acclaim.

By The Credits  |  January 10, 2018
Sad Porg, Gross Milk—This is Star Wars: The Last Jedi Post You’re Looking For

From the world of Star Wars creatures come two highlights from Disney featuring the most adorable—and most repulsive—moments in The Last Jedi.

First up, if it’s cute and it’s in The Last Jedi, it must be porgs (although those crystal foxes were pretty darn precious, too). For months we fawned over the adorable screaming porg who becomes Chewbacca’s sidekick. His alarm at Chewie’s wild driving was enough to make you want to snatch him right off the screen and cuddle him to death.

By The Credits  |  January 10, 2018
Pinhead Pulls New Victims to Hell in Hellraiser: Judgment Trailer

Before Saw, Hellraiser was the ultimate name in torture horror. The Cenobites are back to reclaim their dominance as the most sadistic characters in cinema in a trailer for Hellraiser: Judgment. Pinhead and his minions are stepping up the torture in new cringe worthy masochistic acts.

Effects master Gary J. Tunnicliffe directed the new installment, and it shows. Paul T. Taylor steps into the iconic Pinhead makeup,

By  |  January 10, 2018
IT Actor Bill Skarsgård Admits To Being Haunted by Pennywise

Here’s one thing we guarantee would keep anyone from sleeping – having Pennywise the clown haunt your dreams. Such is the curse for IT actor, Bill Skarsgård, who says he’s had difficulty letting go of the role. Months after the film was released, the actor is still getting nocturnal visits from the bloodthirsty monster.

“I was home, done with the movie, and I started having very strange and vivid Pennywise dreams,” Skarsgård told EW.

By  |  January 9, 2018
Shape of Water Director Guillermo del Toro Delivers Gorgeous Golden Globes Speech

With seven Golden Globe nominations, The Shape of Water took home only two, but it included one of the most impactful wins of the night. In a quiet moment after Oprah rocked the house, Guillermo del Toro finally got his moment on the stage. As Best Director for his film The Shape of Water, the visual genius gave an understated but poignant speech about the power of movies in his life.

By  |  January 9, 2018
Method Man Joins the Cast of the Shaft Reboot

Clifford ‘Method Man’ Smith is really feeling that 1970s vibe. After appearing in David Simon’s fantastic new HBO series The Deuce, set in the early years of the decade, the iconic Wu Tang Clan member and actor (he was fantastic in Keanu, Simon’s groundbreaking The Wire and more) has now been cast in the latest Shaft film.

Released in 1971, the blaxplotation film Shaft starred Richard Roundtree as John Shaft,

By  |  January 9, 2018
Blade Runner 2049, Three Billboards & The Shape of Water Lead BAFTA Noms

The British Academy of Television Arts has announced the nominations for their film awards for 2018, known as the BAFTAs, with Guillermo del Toro’s glorious creature feature, The Shape of Water, netting a best 12 nominations. Del Toro’s surprisingly tender film, which won him a Golden Globe for Best Director and Best Score for composer Alexandre Desplat is nominated for Best Film, Director, Actress, Score, and Original Screenplay, among others. This is a haul Doug Jones’ aquatic fish-man could appreciate.

By The Credits  |  January 9, 2018
Black Panther Writer/Director Ryan Coogler on the Film’s Influences & More

While we doing a bit of research before publishing our story on the new Black Panther trailer, we came across this fantastic interview Fandango conducted with writer/director Ryan Coogler. They spoke a day after the news broke that Kendrick Lamar would be producing and curating the film’s soundtrack.

What Fandango points out at the top is something we,

By The Credits  |  January 9, 2018
Erik Killmonger Demands T’Challa’s Throne in new Black Panther Trailer

Marvel Studios had been promising a new Black Panther trailer during last night’s National Championship game, and they delivered in a big way. The new look at writer/director Ryan Coogler’s film includes fresh footage, a thumping new song from Kendrick Lamar and Vince Staples (Lamar is producing and curating the entire soundtrack), and a focus on the battle between Black Panther, now also known as King T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) and Erik Killmonger (Michael B.

By The Credits  |  January 9, 2018
Chris Hemsworth Addresses the Uncertain Future of Thor

With Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War on the way this year, it seems like the Marvel Universe will go on forever. Nothing in life is promised, however, and that includes the return of Chris Hemsworth as Thor. As we learned from Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, the future is uncertain for many of our favorite superheroes. This is true both from a narrative standpoint and a contractual one,

By  |  January 8, 2018
What We Learned About Dr. Murry’s Whereabouts in New A Wrinkle in Time Spot

Not only was Oprah the recipient of the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille award and the voice of the people at last night’s Golden Globes, she also starred in a new TV spot for A Wrinkle in Time. Oprah lays out for Meg (Storm Reid) the truth about her missing father and the perilous lengths to which she must go in order to save him.

Previously, we’ve seen Dr.

By The Credits  |  January 8, 2018