Fargo Season 2 Recap: "Before the Law"

“The world’s becoming more corporate. This was their pitch to me. And in this new world there’s no room for family business.” – Floyd Gerhardt The elder Gerhardts built their empire from nothing but a shoeshine box. Now in just days it’s beginning to crumble. Not at the hands of the Kansas City boys (not yet, at least), but from within. With Otto out of commission, Floyd is taking the reins....

June 25, 2025 · 4 min · 698 words · Larry Calderon

Guardians of the Galaxy 2: Chris Pratt on the Power Stone

Chris Prattreturns as Peter Quill inGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, but this time around, he’s a very different Peter Quill. He went through quite a bit in the first movie and round two is all about taking his character journey a step further and giving fans what they want while also defying expectations in the process. He’s the leader of this wild and dangerous yet lovable band of misfits, and that comes with some serious responsibilities....

June 25, 2025 · 17 min · 3562 words · Mary Cervantes

Hannah Waddingham Holiday Special Sets Release Date With First Image

The face behind Unella Septa fromGame of Thronesand Apple TV+’sTed Lasso’s Rebecca Welton is all set to reclaim your TV screens this holiday season with a holiday special,Hannah Waddingham: Home for Christmas.Apple TV+ has unveiled the first-look photo of the Prime-Time Emmy Award winner donning a gold gown, with a wide smile, a mic in her hand, and a Christmas tree in the backdrop. The holiday special is set to debut on November 22 on the streaming service....

June 25, 2025 · 2 min · 318 words · Katie Phillips

How Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Paved the Way for More Action

WhenStar Trek: The Original Seriesdebuted in 1966, show creatorGene Roddenberrysaw it as a means of delivering hope for the future, setting a goal for mankind to achieve by example. Mankind had learned from its errors, and disease, poverty and hunger were eliminated in favor of an altruistic universe. Threats to the crew of the Enterprise, and by extension the UN-like Federation, tended to come from outside as human civilization had evolved past inner conflict, and resolved peacefully, by and large....

June 25, 2025 · 5 min · 1030 words · Crystal Mendoza DDS

How the Era of Dystopian YA Movies Ended

In 2012, the release of the dystopian filmThe Hunger Gameshad a major impact on the young-adult film landscape. Kids wore heroine Katniss Everdeen’s (Jennifer Lawrence) side braid to school and always had a book from the critically-acclaimed trilogy, written by authorSuzanne Collins, on hand. The film also helped set offa brief but saturated period of fantasy films that portrayed a cruel world that forced young people to fight for their mere survival....

June 25, 2025 · 7 min · 1324 words · Emma Mendoza

Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity Review: It's No Breath of the Wild

Koei Tecmo Executive Vice PresidentHisashi Koimuraonce said the licensing options forMusougames are “near limitless.”Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamitymight test that limit. Age of Calamityis based on Nintendo’s instant classicLegend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildand it’s the second time the series has received theWarriorstreatment. Over the last couple decades, Koei Tecmo has steadily made an empire with their long-runningDynasty WarriorsandSamurai Warriorsseries, as well as being a reliable source for a quick spin-off for franchises likeDragon Quest,One Piece,and soon,Persona....

June 25, 2025 · 6 min · 1228 words · Kevin Lewis

Ingrid Goes West Director Matt Spicer on Instagram Culture

It could be easy to dismissIngrid Goes Westas an attack on society’s newfound reliance on social media, perhaps a not too distant cousin of someBlack Mirrorepisode; but the truth is somewhat more layered. Yes –Ingridfocuses on a troubled woman (Aubrey Plaza) consumed by the ideal Instagram lives of others (Elizabeth Olsen&Wyatt Russell) to the point where she moves to LA and befriends said Insta-couple so as to be EXACTLY like them....

June 25, 2025 · 7 min · 1423 words · Taylor Proctor

Jaume Collet-Serra's Remarkable B-Movie Hot Streak

There are often two stories being told in the movies of Barcelona-born filmmakerJaume Collet-Serra, the story in the script and the story of their own making. In his remake of Andre de Toth’sHouse of Wax, the conceit of a case involving wax statues made with corpses remains central but instead ofVincent Price’s scarred artist getting his revenge on a greedy backer, there are twin brothers, Vincent and Bo (Brian Van Holt)....

June 25, 2025 · 7 min · 1280 words · Jennifer Lopez

Joker: WB Statement Says Film Does Not Endorse Real-World Violence

As of this writing, we are still ten days away fromTodd Phillips’Jokerhitting theaters, and yet the comic book drama starringJoaquin Phoenixas the Clown Prince of Crime has already sparked its fair share of controversy. The first reactions, both negative and positive, were extreme but might’ve been chalked up to festival chatter. But the discourse took a much more serious turn when family members of the victims of a June 01, 2025 mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado signed a letter calling on Warner Bros....

June 25, 2025 · 3 min · 429 words · Kayla Barber

Joseph Kosinski Breaks Down ‘F1’s’ Most Thrilling Racing Sequences and Brad Pitt’s Training

This summer,F1will bring the high-speed danger and thrills of Formula 1to the big screen, under the watchful eye of directorJoseph Kosinski. A few days ago, Collider was invited to attend a special Q&A for the Apple Original Films & Warner Bros. movie with Kosinski following the press unveiling of the film’s official trailer, where he detailed the extensive preparation involved, fromBrad Pitt’sdriving trainingto filming at real Grand Prix events under the microscope of the elite teams involved....

June 25, 2025 · 3 min · 636 words · Jennifer Cochran

Joshua Jackson Dishes on THAT ‘Doctor Odyssey’ Conspiracy Theory

From its very opening moments, ABC’s latest procedural,Doctor Odyssey, feels like a fever dream. Starting with the jump scare of the iconicRachel Dratchguest starring as a passenger whose husband gets iodine poisoning from eating too many shrimp, to a dance-off betweenJoshua Jackson’s Dr. Max Bankman andSean Teale’s Nurse Tristan Silva (not to mentionDon Johnson’s lengthy monologue about the ship being heaven), the fantastical vibes are heavy. And, we aren’t the only ones to feel that way as,after just two episodes, a conspiracy theory has already been sparked aboutRyan Murphy’s latest co-created production....

June 25, 2025 · 3 min · 524 words · Laura Owens

Justice League Review: New DCEU Movie Is Beyond Saving

I feel bad forJustice League. It’s a film that doesn’t even really have a filmmaker at this point.Zack Snyderdelivered a cut of the movie, he left the project,Joss Whedonheavily reshot the film, and then Warner Bros. mandated a cut that needed to be two hours. The result is a film whose crowning achievement is modest coherence. Unlike the disastrousBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, you can follow the plot from A to B to C and the one-dimensional character motivations make sense....

June 25, 2025 · 6 min · 1208 words · Jared Diaz

Lucifer on Netflix: Tom Ellis on Musical Episode, Season 5 Filming

[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersforLucifer, Season 5, Episode 8, “Spoiler Alert."] In the first half of Season 5 ofLucifer, the Lord of Hell is bored and unhappy with his place on the throne, instead being more deeply drawn to his life in Los Angeles, helping the LAPD and exploring his undeniable attraction to Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German). Abandoning his kingdom, Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) is forced to deal with his even more mischievous twin brother Michael (also played by Ellis), who seems hellbent on making a mess of his life, in every way possible....

June 25, 2025 · 16 min · 3255 words · Melanie Carroll