newsFans were confused and angry earlier this year when Kevin Can Wait" revealed its intention to kill off the titular character's wife, and then unceremoniously did so with a throwaway exchange during the
newsKate Winslet thanked 19 people by name when she won her Oscar for "The Reader," but Harvey Weinstein was left out on purpose. "That was deliberate. That was absolutely deliberate," Winslet told the L.A.
newsCan you imagine having Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in your office? That's exactly what he's suggesting, by way of a clever, playful article from Medium called "The Rock Test: A Hack for Men Who Don't Want
news"Saturday Night Live" sketch. Kumail Nanjiani hosted on October 14, and he did a great job, but it was McKinnon who stole the show (again), especially in this spoof of the horror movie "IT." McKinnon
newsLet the record show that Seth MacFarlane's joke about Harvey Weinstein during the 2013 Academy Awards nominations telecast was meant as a "hard swing" at the scandal-embroiled film producer. The jab in
newsSix long months after Disney and Lucasfilm premiered the first teaser for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," a new trailer is finally set to drop for the hotly-anticipated flick. But according to director Rian
newsRussia's Burger King wants "IT" out of the country. Not because the movie is too scary or anything. No, they -- somehow -- think Pennywise "is an exact copy" of Ronald McDonald, with the horror film giving
news"It" is happening again ... in 2019. Pennywise will return to haunt your nightmares in a sequel to the blockbuster movie remake of "It." Warner Bros. announced the sequel's release date: Sept. 6, 2019. "It"
newsKevin really couldn't wait to get rid of Donna. This summer, CBS comedy "Kevin Can Wait" announced that it had let go of leading lady Erinn Hayes to make room for Kevin James' "King of Queens" co-star
newsBesides terrifying children and dating the Babadook, evil "It" clown Pennywise also enjoys dancing, as it turns out. A new twitter account features videos of the clown dancing to "Shake It Off," Village
news"American Vandal" sounded like a one-note joke Netflix couldn't possibly stretch out for eight episodes ... but fans quickly got addicted, and more is on the way. The surprisingly binge-able true crime
newsHow much would you pay to hang out with Cate Blanchett, Sarah Paulson, Sandra Bullock, and Rihanna? Olivia Munn isn't really complaining to be down several bucks just to show up for a cameo in "Ocean's
newsThe success of the new movie adaptation of "It" has sparked interest in remaking Stephen King's other books — starting with "Pet Sematary." "It" director Andy Muschietti and sister/producer Barbara
newsBy Seth Kelley LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17 (Variety.com) -- "It" continues to post terrifyingly huge numbers. The Warner Bros. and New Line production expects to finish its second weekend with $60 million
newsWill "Twin Peaks: The Return" ... return again? Showtime's 18-episode third season of the bizarre thriller drew critical raves, though seemingly modest ratings. But the cult fave rose from the dead once,
news"It" can get scarier! The hit horror movie based on Stephen King's novel has been cleaning up at the box office, and fans clamoring for more will likely make the Blu-ray release just as successful since
newsThe warnings for "Mother!" just keep coming. Even Jennifer Lawrence was shocked when she saw her upcoming horror flick for the first time. Speaking to Variety, she admitted she was "shaken" after viewing
newsCan you picture Leonardo DiCaprio as axe-wielding psycho Patrick Bateman? For a minute there, it almost happened. Producer Ed Pressman told THR that after "Titanic" made Leo a huge star, he was sent the
newsStephen King wonders why fans are talking so much about "that single sex scene" in his novel "IT" as opposed to discussing the "multiple child murders." The topic is coming up again since the first "IT"
newsYou know all that hand-wringing in recent days about how this summer's horrible box office slump meant that the movie business was irreparably broken? Nevermind. There was an awful lot riding on the slender
newsBy Seth Kelley LOS ANGELES, Sept 10 (Variety.com) - LOS ANGELES - "It" came; "It" saw; "It" conquered. The New Line and Warner Bros. adaptation of Stephen King's novel is officially shattering box office
newsThe filmmakers behind Stephen King's "It" wisely chose to focus on the kids/"Losers' Club" for the first half of their highly-anticipated adaptation, with the sequel centering on the adults. So how does
newsPrepare yourself, 'cause "IT" is officially coming back. The plan for two movies -- one focused on the young Losers Club, and a sequel as they're older -- is moving forward. According to The Hollywood
newsWyatt Oleff, Finn Wolfhard, Chosen Jacobs from It What's it really like working with a demonic clown. The young actors in Stephen King's "It" got up close and personal with Pennywise, leaving them
newsThe Meatball has finally put down his pots and pans on "Big Brother 19." Josh Martinez is now saying all the right things, to his teammate Christmas Abbott and to the cameras, but will he do anything?
newsnewsStephen King is either really excited about the upcoming big screen adaptation of his classic horror novel "It," or he's trying to tell fans that he's actually Pennywise the evil clown in disguise. Either
newsAs the much-anticipated big screen adaptation of Stephen King horror classic "It" -- featuring terrifying clown/monster Pennywise -- prepares to hit theaters this weekend, real life clowns are once again
newsBased on the early reactions to "IT," fans are going to get exactly what they want from the Stephen King adaptation -- especially if what they want is to be freaked out, lose some sleep, and start counting
newsHey, Los Angeles and New York City -- do you want to see the highly-anticipated horror movie "It" early? For free? Well, it's your lucky day. Moviefone and Warner Bros. are giving fans a chance to see
newsAre you planning on checking out Stephen King adaptation "It" this weekend, and aren't satisfied with the prospect of only seeing a scary clown on the big screen? Well, one Alamo Drafthouse theater in
newsHollywood's prospects at the box office this summer have been downright scary, with the industry seeing a more than 4 percent slump in receipts compared to 2016. But studio Warner Bros. is hoping to scare
newsSalma Hayek and Samuel L. Jackson from The Hitman's Bodyguard In the comic-action movie "The Hitman's Bodyguard," Salma Hayek mixes it up with the boys in a bar brawl, and she couldn't be happier. "I
newsIt must have been a surreal experience for the cast and crew of the new musical "Groundhog Day," based on the 1993 comedy, to have none other than the film's star, Bill Murray, show up to see it earlier
newsWell, HBO can at least take some comfort from the very positive reaction to Sunday's leaked "Game of Thrones" Season 7, Episode 4, "The Spoils of War." The network has been dealing with a hacking, and
newsThe wait for "Star Trek: Discovery" should be worth it in the end. Executive producer Alex Kurtzman opened up about the show's journey to screen on Tuesday during the TCA press tour, and he was candid
newsJada Pinkett Smith and Queen Latifah from Girls Trip You can't fake movie chemistry. But the creators of the comedy hit "Girls Trip" knew that if they found the right ingredients, good things could
newsShe's played the White Witch, the Angel Gabriel and the Ancient One, but can you picture Tilda Swinton as Pennywise the Clown? Producer Barbara Muschietti told Nerdist that she and brother Andrés
newsSpoilers ahead from "Game of Thrones" Season 7, Episode 2. "Game of Thrones" Season 7 just had two big Nymeria scenes, but fans only had strong reactions to the direwolf. Jessica Henwick played Nymeria
newsNo one is more excited for "Captain Marvel" than Carol Danvers herself. Oscar winner Brie Larson has the title role of Marvel's movie, opening in 2019, and during San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel boss Kevin
newsThe more "Star Trek: Discovery" footage we see, the more we like it. With San Diego Comic-Con in full swing on Saturday, CBS debuted a new trailer, and it teases what appears to be a compelling and complex
news"IT" movie director Andy Muschietti showed off two scenes and a fresh trailer last night at Comic-Con, but the only thing the public can see right now is the creepy new poster. The Stephen King adaptation
newsHollywood is on a remake binge, and many fans think "Hocus Pocus" is ready for some Black Girl Magic in its own star-studded reboot. A Twitter user named Persephone first cast the spell when tweeting
newsThe first reviews are in for Christopher Nolan's World War II epic "Dunkirk," and some critics are calling it not only his best movie yet, but one of the greatest war films ever made. The movie, about
newsDisney princesses, get in formation -- and meet C-3PO. (Or is it BB-8?) "Ralph Breaks The Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2" takes place six years after the 2012 video game comedy, and it will find a way to
newsSometimes, you're just so busy you have to send a look-alike to events in your place. Well, you do if you're Hannibal Buress. The "Spider-Man: Homecoming" actor missed the film's premiere in Hollywood
newsWhat do a bat and an ape have in common? For director Matt Reeves, who helmed "War for the Planet of the Apes" and is overseeing "The Batman," it's a tortured soul. In an interview with New Trailer Buzz,
newsFans of the classic Spike Lee film "She's Gotta Have It" will have something extra to be thankful for this Thanksgiving: the premiere of the comedy-drama adapted to series. Thanks to a new teaser, we
newsWe haven't heard the last of the "Bachelor in Paradise" scandal yet. Although a Warner Bros investigation found no misconduct, the discussion continues, especially now that DeMario Jackson, the man at
newsDon't hate the playa, hate the game. Sansa Stark had the ultimate mic drop moment in "Game of Thrones" Season 6 when she got to end Ramsay Bolton, after her letter to Littlefinger brought the needed reinforcements
