Before theKevin Spaceyscandal shook Hollywood and the mass media at large, the Oscar-winning actor had at least a few projects filmed and in the can. The most infamous of these is simple titledGore, a Netflix film thatmay never see the light of dayand cost the streamer roughly $40 million dollars after they decided to shelve the movie when allegations were levied against Spacey. The actor plays the eponymous Gore Vidal, a renowned American writer who died in 2012, and the film is said to chronicle a particular summer in Italy where Vidal takes a young man under his wing and teaches him lessons about life, love, and more....

Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures are hoping to get their own cinematic universe, called the “MonsterVerse,” around Godzilla andKing Kong. That heavily relied on the idea that they could successfully reboot the legendary ape on the big screen. It is now safe to say they have accomplished that goal.Kong: Skull Islandhas officially crossed the $500 million mark at the global box office, making it only the third movie in 2017 to do so....

Marvel Studios has officially revealed what happened to the Infinity Stones followingAvengers: Endgame. There have been a lot of Marvel Cinematic Universe fan theories floating around and many of them include the Infinity Stones. However, it seems that the studio might be trying to get their hardcore fans to start thinking about other possibilities that have nothing to do with the precious stones Thanos collected. In other words, it’s pretty obvious where the stones are in the current MCU timeline....

When a film’s title contains an exclamation point, you’re already off to a good start. Just look at acclaimed projects likeThe Informant!, Mars Attacks!,andEverybody Wants Some!!A new film being released in the U.S. by IFC Films, however, is a bit more serious than these aforementioned titles. Mayhem!is anacclaimed new filmthat was featured atlast year’s Beyond Festin Southern California to a pleasantly rowdy crowd that was wincing, cheering and hollering at various set pieces throughout this international bonanza....

TheMCUis constantly branching out to near-unstoppable lengths. Introducing new superheroes became the talk of the town as soon as we entered Phase 4 of the franchise and left behind theiconic Infinity Saga. Through franchises likeThor,Guardians of the Galaxy, andBlack Panther, the MCU slowly introduced advanced technology and science and thought it what was originally a more grounded approach to thecomic book superhero movie. Phases 4 and 5 effectively widened the scope, further diving into the Multiverse, magic, and the intersection of technology, science, and ethics....

Pitch PerfectHonest Trailer With the arrival ofPitch Perfect 2in theaters this weekend, the folks atScreen Junkiesdecided the time was right to skewer the originalPitch Perfectwith one of their Honest Trailers. We’re not sure how the Bella’s will aca-respond to this. MinionsTrailer The adorable yellow munchkins are back with a newMinionstrailer before theDespicable Mespinoff hits theaters July 10. Even if these lovable creatures aren’t enough, stars such asSandra BullockandJon Hammlend their voices to the animated sequel....

Netflix’sStranger Thingswon’t be debuting on the streaming service until 2019, but with production slated to begin in Atlanta in April, the production has already started casting, with three new characters revealed. While we may not know for quite some time who will inhabit these roles, these are all said to be recurring guest star roles on the show, although specifics about how many episodes these characters may appear in have not been provided....

Lionsgate is putting outUnbearable Weight of Massive Talentand Nicolas Cage will be playing himself in the meta drama. Cage has not starred in a major studio project since 2011’sGhost Rider. So, naturally, it’s a pretty Nicolas Cage thing to do when taking on your first studio project in 8 years when the part is playing a version of yourself. It almost seems too perfect. The meta movie project references Cage favorites includingLeaving Las Vegas,Face/Off, and more....

With the murder of Jason Blossom last season,Riverdalehad already established itself that this was not going to be your typical bubble gum and pep rallies kind of show. Its dark undertones continuously hang over the show even in the moments when the characters are in harmonious bliss. But this season has really been more of a thick continuous cloud cover with only brief instances of the sun peeking through. Case in point to last week’s episode where not one but two deaths occurred (granted we only physically saw one) which goes to show that just because it’s a small town it can’t have big city aspirations!...

With the premiere forRiverdalejust a few months away, The CW has unveiled a new trailer, which gives us a brief introduction to the characters that inhabit this town. For those familiar with theArchie Comics, this TV series adaptation takes things to a new level. The story kicks off with a new school year, with the Riverdale community reeling from the recent, tragic death of high school golden boy Jason Blossom. And nothing feels the same...

After forty years of terror,The Evil Deadwill be heading back to theaters in honor of the iconic horror movie’s 40th anniversary. Hosted by Fathom Events in collaboration with Grindhouse Releasing, the movie will return to the big screen for one night only on the night of Thursday, Oct. 7. The special screening will also include an exclusive introduction from Bruce Campbell, the star of the franchise who plays fan favorite hero Ash Williams....

One of the biggest reasonshorrorhas become so popular is the fear of the unknown. From the earliest days of literature, demon and ghost stories have ignited the imagination and fear of any who dared partake. This carried over into the world of film, as one of the most prolific subgenres of horror is tales involving possession. Whether cautionary tales or supposedlybased on true stories, these movies are a dime a dozen....

2006 was a true low point for theSeinfeldalum. After portraying Kramer for nine seasons onJerry SeinfeldandLarry David’sEmmy award-winning “show about nothing,”Michael Richardsclaims to have “canceled” himself out after his racist tirade while performing stand-up at Los Angeles’ famed Laugh Factory nearly 20 years ago, and the outburst was a result of hecklers in the crowd. Today, Richards has released a new memoir,Entrances and Exits.And during a recent interview, Richards claims, “I canceled myself out....