The Crownstar,Emma Corrin, has been announced as part of the cast ofRobert Eggers’ upcoming vampire movieNosferatu. According toDeadline, Corrin’s role in the gothic horror movie has yet to be revealed, however, the project is slated to start filming in Europe next month.Nosferatuis the remake ofF. W. Murnau’s 1922 silent horror movie of the same name. Corrin is best known for their role as Princess Diana in Neflix’s Royal Family drama,The Crown....

This is starting to become just a bit aggravating. After already losing screenwriterJack Thorneand actor-directorJoseph Gordon-Levittover what seemed to be creative differences, the big-screen adaptation ofNeil Gaiman’s exalted graphic novel seriesSandmanhas now lost its second screenwriter,Eric Heisserer. TheArrivalscreenwriter made the announcement during an interview withio9about the upcoming, highly touted sci-fi thriller about decoding alien linguistics. Here’s what he had to say about his departure and the future of the project:...

With Comic-Con only a couple weeks away, the schedule has started to roll out. Today, we’ve got the schedule for Wednesday, July 19th’s Preview Night and for Thursday, July 20th. What immediately jumps out is how much TV is dominating the landscape, but there’s a nice diversity of content on the first day. The biggest panel of the day will certainly be 20th Century Fox in Hall H since the studio could possibly bring a first look atDeadpool 2,New Mutants, andKingsman: The Golden Circle....

Hold onto your space bucks, friends, it’sStar Wars"Force Friday II"! In honor of all thingsStar Wars, and specifically to celebrate the rollout ofRian Johnson’sStar Wars: The Last Jedilater this year, all sorts of collectibles, toys, and products are available for your perusing and purchasing pleasure today. If you want a cuddly Snoke, an imposing Praetorian Guard, or a DIY R2-D2,Star Warshas got you covered. And so do we! We’ve rounded up some of the more fantastic and fan-favorite offerings available today for you to take a look at....

Who says authors can’t be actors? No stranger to the silver screen, the renowned “King of Horror"Stephen Kinghasnot only written a host of horror novelsbut madecameos in plenty of adaptations of his own works. King has played a minister in 1989’sPet Semataryand a shopkeeper in Andy Muschietti’sIt Chapter 2,even taking on a minor role in the 1994 TV miniseries adaptation ofThe Stand, buthis bit part inSons of Anarchymight behis most memorable role to date....

There are fewcertainties in life; possibly only three: death, taxes, and Quentin Tarantino movies having great dialogue. He’s been writing and directing feature films for more than three decades now, with hisupcoming filmThe Movie Criticbeing hotly anticipated, and apparently his final movie, too. That one’s set to be his tenth feature film, so long asKill Bill- which wasreleased in two volumes- is counted as a single four-hour movie. He’s written some films he didn’t end up directing (likeTrue RomanceandFrom Dusk till Dawn), with the following only taking into account the films he both wrote (or co-wrote) and directed....

Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 3 Part 1 of Bridgerton. Bridgerton, a Netflix period drama based onJulia Quinn’s book series, is notorious for focusing on a different pairing every season. This time around, the couple at the center of the show arePenelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton(Luke Newton), who have been close friends since Season 1 but had somewhat of a fallout by the end of Season 2....

If it’s an early holiday present you were looking for, how about this:Quentin Tarantino’sThe Hateful Eighthas moved its wide theatrical release date up by one full week. While the highly anticipated Western drama will still open in limited release on Christmas Day, fans nationwide will be able to take in the three-hour epic on New Year’s Day. That’s seven days earlier than originally planned, with The Weinstein Company looking to reap the box office benefits of a solid holiday outing....

One of the many things that’s so winning aboutThe Officeare the top-notch cold opens. Sometimes they lead into the plot, but more often than not it’s just a perfectly constructed bit that they can pull off in a couple minutes. It helps set the tone, eases you into the show, and immediately reconnects you to the characters. Sometimes it’s an ingenious Jim prank or it’s Michael screwing up, but the show’s writers really nailed these scenes, so I chose my fifteen favorite....

Horror is a pretty popular genreamong fans of television and movies, and every now and then a title comes along that underscores why horror stories are so full of possibilities. Last month,anthology seriesThe Terrordebuted on Netflix, and it quickly rose to the top among the most-watched TV shows on the platform. Not only that,Reelgoodrevealed that in the week of August 22 to 28, The Terror was among the top 10 most-watched TV shows across all platforms....

There’s no denying thatThe Wheel of Timetook liberties in the adaptation process. Of course, adapting the sprawling fantasy series was always going to be a challenge based on the sheer amount of material. With 14 books, Prime Video had to make adjustments throughout its three-season run, and while some were confusing, others served the show well.Season 3 in particular made dramatic changes, notably killing off several long-standing characters. The penultimate episode tragically took outLoial (Hammed Animashaun)with a heroic sacrifice and also showedEamon Valda (Abdul Salis)receiving brutal justice....

Even asEdward Berger’s Oscar-winning hitConclavecontinues to rule streaming charts, albeit under unfortunate circumstances, another movie set against the backdrop of the ancient Catholic ritual is climbing up the rankings. The movie in question made nearly five times as much at the box office thanConclaveback in 2009, but was hardly as acclaimed. It featured a genuine A-lister in the lead role, but remains largely forgotten. At best, it canclaim to have cultivated a cult following....

In more bummer release date news, A24 has decided to push back the release ofIt FollowsfilmmakerDavid Robert Mitchell’s highly anticipated follow-upUnder the Silver Lakeby six months. The film was set to hit theaters in just a few weeks, on June 22nd, but it will now bow on December 7th. It’s unclear exactly what led to the release date change, but the film’s Cannes Film Festival debut may hold the key. The film had its world premiere last month at Cannes, where it received mixed reviews....