We’re Putting Our Full Faith in David Harbour After These Hellboy Images

Is that you, Detective Hopper? Stranger Things star David Harbour just debuted the first look at his take as demonic antihero Hellboy and he’s unrecognizable. Heavy prosthetics give the actor sunken eyes, a well-defined chin and the character’s trademark sawed off horns.

Harbour’s tweet reads, “Please allow [sic] to introduce myself, I’m a man of wealth and taste… #hellboy”

The image is in gritty black and white,

Behold Netflix’s Super NSFW Animated Series Big Mouth

If you’re at work, go ahead and pin this Big Mouth trailer for later. There isn’t really a single second of this two minute trailer that we can safely point you toward to check out at your desk.

Still here? Ok, go ahead and press play on one of the funniest (and raunchiest) animated trailers ever. Nick Kroll and John Mulaney have teamed up with an impressive cast of pretty much every successful comedian in Hollywood to create an outrageous comedy about puberty.

Here’s What the Star Trek: Discovery Theme Song Sounds Like

CBS has released a sneak peak of the Star Trek: Discovery theme song ahead of the series’ premiere. The video features composer Jeff Russo, whose music you’ve heard on Legion and Fargo, leading the orchestra through his composition. We last spoke with Russo when Legion premiered to talk about his work on the new series, and it’s clear he hasn’t slowed down since.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dYJ2dXKAIs

If the preview video is any indication,

Here’s When Star Wars: Episode IX Will Hit Theaters

Following yesterday’s announcement that J.J. Abrams would return to complete the modern Star Wars trilogy, Disney has announced the official Star Wars: Episode IX release date. Put a pin in your holiday plans for 2019 as the official opening will be December 20, 2019. Originally slated for a May 2019 release, the added months will give Abrams and his team ample time to round out the series as was intended.

M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass Will Finish Trilogy Connecting Split and Unbreakable

In 2000, writer/director M. Night Shymalan released Unbreakable, starring Bruce Willis as David Dunn, the sole survivor of a devastating train wreck. It turned out that Dunn’s survival was accidental; as the title suggests, he is actually something of an indestructible superhero. This is revealed to him by Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), a mysterious stranger who appears to be the opposite of David—he’s afflicted with a condition that make his bones as brittle as glass.

Place Your Bets: Putting Odds on Our Favorite Game of Thrones Season 8 Predictions

Thanks to a touch of dragon’s fire, the Army of the Dead has breached the wall at Eastwatch. Jon Snow, er, Aegon Targaryen, thinks he has united Westeros to repel their invasion. Meanwhile, he is having carnal relations with Daenerys, who also happens to be his aunt, and the two each have a rightful claim to the Iron Throne.

But while one incestuous relationship blossoms, another withers when Jamie Lanaster peels himself from his sister Queen Cersei’s bed.

More on J.J. Abrams Returning to Co-Write & Direct Star Wars: Episode IX

By far the biggest story in entertainment news today is J.J. Abrams return to co-write and direct Star Wars: Episode IX. Abrams will be co-writing the script with Oscar-winning Argo screenwriter Chris Terrio. The news comes about a week after the world found out that former Episode IX writer/director Colin Trevorrow left the project due to creative differences. The initial reports seemed to indicate that 

Breaking: J.J. Abrams to Write & Direct Star Wars: Episode IX

Major news on the Star Wars front, gang—J.J. Abrams is returning to direct the final film in the new trilogy, currently titled Star Wars: Episode IX. The Force Awakens director is a natural fit, of course, having successfully launched Lucasfilm and Disney’s new Star Wars trilogy in 2015. A statement from Lucasfilm and Disney posted on StarWars.com confirms the huge news:

J.J.

Rian Johnson Confirms a Major Cameo in Star Wars: The Last Jedi

We’re getting some great information from Star Wars: The Last Jedi‘s writer/director Rian Johnson’s Japanese press tour. Yesterday, we wrote about how Johnson told the Japanese press he had never imagined he’d be directing Episode IX (note, he doesn’t explicitly say he won’t or wouldn’t), and today, we find out that Johnson has confirmed a very special cameo in The Last Jedi. 

Matt Damon Dreams Big by Getting Small in 1st Downsizing Trailer

Director Alexander Payne is a master of the biting comedy, having honed his craft in some of the most whip-smart comedies of the past two decades. From 1999’s Election, an absolutely brilliant film about monstrous teenage ambition and monstrous middle-aged mediocrity, to the boozy, woozy Sideways (which cemented Paul Giamatti’s career and marked Thomas Hayden Church’s comeback), to the soulful, searching and ultimately very moving Nebraska (which marked the return of Bruce Dern),

TIFF 2017: Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water Swimming in Oscar Buzz

For fans of Guillermo del Toro (and we are legion), the success of The Shape of Water thus far is not surprising, but it is hugely welcome. The auteur behind the phenomenal Pan’s Labyrinth has had his share of ups and downs, losing dream projects like The Hobbit and his long-suffering and ultimately thwarted attempt to adapt H.P. Lovecraft’s “At the Mountains of Madness,” delivering bombastic,

Rian Johnson Says he Doesn’t Expect to Direct Star Wars: Episode IX

The biggest job in Hollywood remains open—for now. In the wake of Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow’s exit from Star Wars: Episode IX, suddenly the most coveted director’s gig in the universe became open. Whoever ends up directing Episode IX, they’ll be helming Lucasfilm’s final installment in their new trilogy, and likely the movie that ends the Skywalker saga for good (with new Star Wars-related sagas to come).

Creative Arts Emmy Awards: SNL, Stranger Things & Westworld win big

The Creative Arts Emmy Awards, spread over two nights, bestowed a bevy of awards to perennial powerhouse HBO (19!), but also had a lot of love for Netflix (16) and NBC (9) for what was another very strong year on the small screen. It shouldn’t be surprising that NBC’s Saturday Night Live was a big winner, with five awards, thanks to a ton of attention to show’s lampooning of the 2016 presidential election and standout,

Fifty Shades Freed Teaser Delivers Appropriately Bizarre Honeymoon

The Fifty Shades of Grey series moves ever forward, now into its third and final film, Fifty Shades Freed. The new teaser promises all the kinky action we’ve come to expect between Anastasia (Dakota Johnson) and Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan), only this time there’s also a wedding and a kidnapping to keep things appropriately weird and dangerous.

The teaser is heavy on atmospherics and light on plot details,

Rocket Raccoon’s Twisted Origins to be Explored in Upcoming Film

One of the surprising turns in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2. was the connection forged between Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) and Yondu (Michael Rooker).  Up until Yondu finally confronted Rocket on being a colossal jerk, the ferocious little hybrid guy had spent much of the film berating his fellow Guardians. Rocket was testy in the original, but in Vol. 2, he seemed downright incosolably furious, which was odd considering he finally had a family of sorts,

Beyond the Neon and Holograms, new Blade Runner 2049 Clip Gets Dirty

One of the four hundred and forty four reasons we’re thrilled about Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming Blade Runner 2049 has to do with the team he’s surrounded himself with. Longtime collaborator and one of the world’s best cinematographers, Roger Deakins, production designer Dennis Gassner, set decorator Alessandra Querzola and costume designer Renée April are all major reasons why the images we’ve seen thus far pop. They had no small task considering Ridley Scott’s 1982 original is iconic not only because it told a great story,

It Scares its Way to Biggest Domestic Horror Movie Opening in History

Andres Muschietti‘s It has made history. The adaptation of Stephen King‘s iconic epic of childhood fears run amok in Derry, Maine has just had the biggest opening for a horror movie in box office history, the biggest September opening in history, and the third biggest box office debut of 2017, beating out Spider-Man: Homecoming. Muschietti’s film is buoyed by a fantastic young cast, a strong script, and a truly terrifying central monster in Bill Skarsgård’s Pennywise the clown. 

New Black Panther Merchandise May Reveal New Info about the Film

The creators of Black Panther have been really tight lipped about the film, dripping a few details at an agonizingly slow pace. We didn’t get to see the first Black Panther poster or trailer until June. Lucky Comic-Con attendees have had a few more sightings than the rest of the public, but there is hope. Yahoo Movies just revealed some of the first merchandise for the film in the form of action figures,

Thor Has a Familiar Name for His Team in new Ragnarok Spot

Thor (Chris Hemsworth) may be an ace with a mighty hammer, but he’s a little less masterful with the catchphrases. A new TV spot for Thor: Ragnarok shows the Norse god assembling a super team with the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), and Thor’s brother slash former foe Loki (Tom Hiddleston). As any group of friends banding together to fight an evil villain would, Valkyrie inquires what the team’s name will be. In the heat of the moment,

Disney Streaming Service Will be One Stop Shop for Star Wars and Marvel

The House of Mouse is getting a new digital address. Disney’s CEO Bob Iger confirmed that the entertainment company’s exclusive streaming service will be the go to place for Star Wars and Marvel titles. The studio intends to premiere the app late in 2019, which will host many of Disney’s properties. The subscription service will be a monthly fee so there will be none of those pesky commercials.

Disney has had a relationship with Netflix,