An official trailer has just dropped for the second season ofThe Witcherahead of its premiere on Netflix in December. The new trailer comes with plenty of new footage not seen in the previous teasers and sneak peeks, and if you’re somehow not stoked for Dec. 17 already, you will be after watching the video. You can check it out below. There’s plenty of action to see in the new trailer along with monsters galore....
The uproarious comedyThis Is the Endfamously features Seth Rogen and his merry band of stoner misfits as they attempt to survive the apocalypse. After James Franco throws a wild housewarming party with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars in attendance, a biblical apocalypse begins to unfold outside the celebration, and it doesn’t take long until death and destruction spread like wildfire. When the dust settles, Seth and James are left seeking shelter with fellow funnymen Craig Robinson, Danny McBride, Jay Baruchel, andJonah Hill....
This Is Usreturns this September with a cast that is bigger than ever. NBC has released a season 4 trailer to show some of the new faces coming to the emotional series and they includeWhen They See Usstars Asante Blackk and Marsha Stephanie Blake, Omar Epps, Bahara Golestani, Jennifer Morrison, Timothy Omundson, Julian Silva, Auden Thornton and Nick Wechsler. Evendirector M. Night Shyamalanwill be making his first acting appearance in a project he did not produce or direct....
After a critically acclaimed first season in 2014, HBO renewedTrue Detectivefor an eight-episodeSeason 2that aired last year. We never heard if the network officially renewed series creatorNic Pizzolatto’s hit show, and HBO hasn’t issued any updates since then. During the network’s TCA summer tour presentation, HBO’s chief of programmingCasey Bloysrevealed that the show isn’t dead. Both seasons of the show told completely different stories with different cast members.Matthew McConaughey, who starred in Season 1 withWoody Harrelson, revealed that he would like to star in Season 3....
InMonster, we got to see a side ofCharlize Theronthat was quite unglamorous and raw. Now, she returns to those hardcore roots of humanity, stripping everything away to play a struggling mother inTully. The official trailer has arrived, and it’s as funny as it is bittersweet. Charlize Theron reunites with herYoung Adultteam forTully, the tale of a harrowed mom and her blessed nightnannywho form a unique bond. The movie is directed by Jason Reitman, who also directedYoung Adult, along with other acclaimed hits such asJunoandUp in the Air....
In last week’s episode ofThe Walking Dead, one of the most memorable scenes was when Rick (Andrew Lincoln) was pushed off of a massive trash heap and into an area where he was forced to fight aspiked zombie, in an effort to prove himself to this mystery group’s new leader, Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh). Just before that, though, there was a scene that showed Rick standing atop this heap, which was meant to show just how expansive this junkyard world really was, but it also revealed something else....
WhenWhat We Do in the Shadowshit theaters in the U.S. back in 2015, it became an immediate hit. Created by Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi, the mockumentary brought something fresh to an otherwise stagnant subgenre, and is today regarded as one of the best horror comedies ever made. The spin-off series of the same name that hit FX in 2019 enjoyed similar,if not greater success, but in between the two, there was another short-lived spin-off you may have either missed, or forgotten about completely:Wellington Paranormal....
The Walking Dead’s,“The Same Boat”, picks up directly after last week’s cliffhanger ending. Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Carol (Melissa Suzanne McBride) are on the outskirts of the Saviors compound. They hear the fire alarm go off while Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the Alexandrians attack. Maggie and Carol argue over responding, then are ambushed by another group ofSaviors; three women and a man. Carol shoots the man in the bicep when he grabs Maggie, but they are both subdued....
FX has stepped up to deliver a nice little Halloween treat for lovers of horror-themed comedy, as the first two teaser trailers for theWhat We Do in the ShadowsTV series have arrived online. The upcoming series is based on the movie of the same name, which was directed byTaika Waititibefore he went on to makeThor: Ragnarokfor Marvel Studios. Fans of the movie will take solace in these teasers as they make it clear the show will retain the same brand of humor showcased in the movie....
Marvel Cinematic Universefans are just waiting for Mark Ruffalo and Tom Holland to spoilAvengers: Endgame. Ruffalo and Holland have quite the reputation when it comes to letting out Marvel Studios secrets andAnt-Man and the Waspactress Evangeline Lilly explains why the duo are always caught spoiling things. With Endgame only a few months from hitting theaters, it’s only a matter of time before one, or both of them, let the cat out of the bag about the most anticipated movie of 2019....
This summer,Marvelfans were treated to two superhero blockbusters,Avengers: Age of UltronandAnt-Man, both of which brought the studio’sPhase Twolineup to a close. With several months left untilPhase Threekicks off, starting withCaptain America: Civil Warin May, a new rumor fromThe Hashtag Showhas some interesting implications for the rest of this line-up. This unconfirmed rumor hints thatPaul Bettany’sVisionmay show up in eitherGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2(June 22, 2025),Thor: Ragnarok(August 01, 2025) orCaptain Marvel(August 11, 2025)....
Warner Bros. officially announcedWonder Woman 2atSan Diego’s Comic-Con. While the news shouldn’t come as a real shock asWonder Womanis still in the top ten at the box office and has been the DCEU’s biggest success thus far, grossing over $770 million as of this writing and still climbing. In addition to it being the DCEU’s greatest success, it’s also officially the biggest movie of the summer of 2017. While the sequel was announced, there was no further information given about the project....
Shooting has been under way onHan Solo: A Star Wars Storysince mid-February, and since then, we haven’t seen much, except for theHan Solo cast photoand a handful of set photos, many of which were taken on the island of Fuerteventura. Since that first photo was released, we haven’t been able to catch a glimpse of Donald Glover as Lando Calrissian, and given the secretive nature of this production, it seems unlikely that we will anytime soon, barring the release of any official photos with the cast in costume....
