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Tulsa King Season 3: Dwight’s Bourbon War Explained
Dwight "The General" Manfredi has never had a quiet season, but Season 3 of Tulsa…
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Why There’s No New Mummy Movie Until 2027
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are finally making a new Mummy movie. Why the 25-year wait — and why it opens Oct. 15, 2027. Movie news.
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Avengers: Doomsday Presales Near Supergirl Total
Avengers: Doomsday presales near $125M — about Supergirl's entire box office run — weeks before its Dec. 18 opening. Movie news.
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Clayface Loses Halloween Box Office by a Hair
Clayface took $3.3 million Friday, a hair behind the Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything in a tight Halloween race. Movie news.
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Percy Jackson Takes Over Lucca Ahead of Season 3
Percy Jackson stars hit Lucca Comics & Games as Season 3 premieres Nov 20 on Disney+ and Hulu. Movie news.
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Last Friday Lands Its Director: Lawrence Lamont
Lawrence Lamont, director of One of Them Days, will direct Ice Cube's Last Friday for New Line. Chris Tucker and Mike Epps are reportedly returning.
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Gunn: No Man of Tomorrow Teaser This Year
James Gunn confirms no Man of Tomorrow teaser in December and says DCU Batman casting hasn't begun. David Corenswet's Superman sequel opens July 2027.
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Turturro Steals Every Scene in Pickpocket
Our Only Living Pickpocket in New York review: John Turturro gives a crowning performance in Noah Segan's analog caper. Now playing nationwide.
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Every Child’s Play Movie Ranked for Halloween
Every Child's Play movie ranked worst to best for Halloween: all eight Chucky films, from the 1991 slump to the 1988 original that still rules.
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Mosquito Bowl Review: Big Action, Thin Hearts
Our Mosquito Bowl review: Peter Berg's WWII epic delivers brutal battles and great football, but its characters stay archetypes. In theaters now.