Thomas Kika

The sequel to the 2018 smash-hit slasher revival, "Halloween," is gearing up to begin shooting soon with major cast members set to return.

Big new shows and fun new movies highlight a strong month for new content on Amazon Prime Video.

Summer officially begins on Friday, and here are the latest streaming originals helping to ring it in.

Rumors appear to indicate a major unveiling of the big Tom Cruise sequel, "Top Gun: Maverick," at an event next month.

Pixar has unveiled its latest original project, "Soul." Here's what we know about the movie so far.

LeBron James's "Space Jam 2" has finally locked-down some flesh-and-blood players to appear alongside the Looney Tunes.

Oprah Winfrey has discussed the potential for a revival of her legendary talk show amidst her new crop of original projects.

A new lead has been cast opposite Eddie Murphy in the upcoming comedy sequel, "Coming 2 America." Is he playing Murphy's son?

Adam Sandler's latest Netflix original is purportedly drawing massive viewership.

Paramount recently discussed the future of their dormant found-footage franchise, "Paranormal Activity."

A recent poll has determined if American audiences support the latest Batman casting, and which previous actor is their favorite.

A handful of movies are about to take their leave from Hulu by the end of July.

His time developing the next James Bond film has convinced "Yesterday" director Danny Boyle to swear off working on big franchise movies.

Horror fans online are buzzing about the first red band trailer for the horror comedy, "Ready or Not."

Clint Eastwood has assembled a cast of A-Listers and more for his next project, "The Ballad of Richard Jewell," based on a true story.

A wealth of movies and TV shows are flooding onto Hulu next month, including the "Rocky" movies and the return of "Veronica Mars."

Netflix released the first trailer for the third season of the beloved women's wrestling series, "GLOW."

20th Century Fox has unveiled the first official cast photo from Steven Spielberg's "West Side Story."

The announcement of a new book set in the world of "The Hunger Games" has sparked anticipation for a new film adaptation.

Mediocre sequels continued to drive away moviegoers, as audiences mostly turned up their noses at "Men in Black: International" and "Shaft."

The Emmys are reportedly strongly considering changing up the show this year in a way reminiscent of the most recent Academy Awards.

Randall Park commented on his "Fresh Off the Boat" co-star Constance Wu's frustrated tweets about the show's renewal.

A surprising group is trying to have HBO's "Chernobyl" banned in Russia.

Warner Bros. has given a prime release date to "King Richard," starring Will Smith as the father of Venus and Serena Williams.

Amazon Studios wants to follow the release pattern of "Roma" to awards glory with Adam Driver's "The Report."

Comedies of the film and stand-up variety are on offer from Netflix this week, plus an original crime thriller returns for a second season on Netflix.

Early reviews are dropping for "Toy Story 4," and they are going to make long-time Pixar-devotees very excited.

Current projections for "Spider-Man: Far from Home" have it topping every other "Spider-Man" film's opening weekend.

Early critical reactions have started to drop for the multi-generational action-comedy sequel "Shaft," starring Samuel L. Jackson and Jessie Usher.