Check Out Michael Cera’s Character In New Clip From Upcoming Episode Of Freeform’s Animated Series
Few TV shows that premiered this summer have absurdist verve of “Praise Petey.” The new animated series on Freeform follows Petra “Petey” St. Barts, a wealthy NYC socialite who inherits a small town called New Utopia from her recently deceased father, realizes…
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John Hoffman On Meryl Streep’s Surprising Only Murders In The Building Connection
John Hoffman is happy the Television Academy didn’t forget “Only Murders In The Building’s” second season which was released over a year ago. Not only did the show earn a second Outstanding Comedy Series nomination, but he and two of…
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“I Don’t Want To Be Just That Guy”
David Harbour adds another big screen role to his filmography when “Gran Turismo” hits theaters on August 25. And that’s what the “Stranger Things” star wants: because he doesn’t want to be associated with Jim Hopper the rest of his career.…
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It’s Hebrew School Drama With Adam Sandler On Netflix On August 25
It’s hit or miss when it comes to Adam Sandler‘s Netflix projects. On the one hand, there’s the highs of “Uncut Gems” (more a Safdie Bros./A24 joint than a Netflix one, but the streamer did help with distribution). Then there’s the lows of “The Ridiculous…
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BoJack Horseman Gets Live-Action Version With Fans’ AI Art
When one thinks of the satirical, deeply emotional animated series BoJack Horseman, a quirky world inhabited by anthropomorphic animals and humans in Hollywood instantly springs to mind. The genius of series creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg was in crafting these cartoon characters…
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Sacha Baron Cohen To Bring Back Ali G In New Stand-Up Tour
OK, it’s not a movie or TV, but comedian Sacha Baron Cohen is bringing back his beloved ‘90s Ali G character for an upcoming stand-up tour (And one has to wonder if this is strike motivated, i.e., you can’t really…
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Mike Flanagan’s Latest Horror Series Premieres On Netflix On October 12
Mike Flanagan has had a good run of horror projects with Netflix, adapting stories from literary greats like Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, Christopher Pike and Henry James. And he’s also done original limited series like 2021’s “Midnight Mass,” too (although that one wears its King influence proudly).…
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Peter Berg’s Miniseries With Taylor Kitsch, Matthew Broderick & More Awkwardly Takes On The Opioid Crisis
As of last year, over a million people have died of opioid overdoses in the United States. The central culprits, as outlined in Netflix’s latest miniseries, “Painkiller,” are Purdue Pharma and the “non-addictive” prescription drug they marketed to anyone with…
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Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney Vie For League Victory In FX Series On September 12
At 46, Ryan Reynolds is now much more than a movie star. On top of starring roles like the upcoming “Deadpool 3,” which sees the Merc With The Mouth join the MCU, he’s also a businessman. If selling his ownership stake of Aviaton…
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Many Versions of Loki Get Together in First Season 2 Poster
Now that Secret Invasion is over, the MCU is ready for its next series coming to Disney+ with the second season of Loki. Tom Hiddleston will reprise his role as the God of Mischief in a new batch of episodes…
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‘Andor’ Actor Andy Serkis Teases More Of His Character In Season 2: “We Don’t See Him Die”
Andy Serkis has a strange relationship with the “Star Wars” franchise. Originally, he was brought on to play the voice and motion capture for the new big-bad of the film franchise, Snoke. However, that character was (controversially) killed in the…
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HBO Orders A Season Of Sam Mendes’ Superhero Filmmaking Satire Starring Himesh Patel & Aya Cash
We’ve already reached a point in the evolution of superhero filmmaking where the tropes of the genre have been deconstructed with projects like “The Boys” and “Watchmen.” Now, the very process of making superhero films is being dissected in the…
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