When and where you can watch Fargo season 5 FX The series has yet to set an official release date for season 5, but considering we’re more than halfway through the year at this point, it seems the new set of episodes will arrive sometime in early 2023. As usual, however, you will be able to catch season 5 — whenever it airs — on FX and their streaming platform....
Five Movies To Watch In Anticipation Of Star Wars: Andor Lucasfilm By Bryan Young/Sept. 20, 2022 1:00 pm EST “Andor” is a completely different sort of “Star Wars” show on Disney+. Where other shows feel like they are, first and foremost, a “Star Wars” property with the influences of a filmmaker laid on top of it, “Andor” feels a bit like it’s the other way around. Tony Gilroy is the first and foremost influence on the show and it feels like “Star Wars” is secondary to that....
Godzilla Lost Something When He Became A Hero, According To Certified Monster Expert John Carpenter Toho By Matthew Bilodeau/Nov. 3, 2022 1:56 pm EST There’s nothing like sitting down to watch a movie, possibly one you haven’t seen before, while in the comforting presence of the television horror host. Folks like MeTV’s Svengoolie and Shudder’s Joe Bob Briggs (“The Last Drive-In”) have kept the communal experience of a bygone era running strong into the 21st century....
A new life in the MCU Twitter For now, “Logan” remains the best interpretation of the character to date, incorporating elements usually reserved for classic westerns. “Logan” also embraced the signs of decline and aging found in Mark Millar’s alternate universe version of Wolverine in the beloved comic “Old Man Logan.” When Ryan Reynolds announced that Wolverine would appear once more (we’ll see) in “Deadpool 3,” the news seemed like it travelled out of some alternate dimension as well....
How She-Hulk Sets Up Daredevil’s MCU Reboot Marvel Studios By Lyvie Scott/Sept. 15, 2022 12:27 pm EST Warning: major spoilers follow for episode 5 of “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.” Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) doesn’t want you to forget whose show “She-Hulk” actually is. Sure, it’s her name on the marquee — finally free from the trademark of super-influencer Titania (Jameela Jamil) — but “She-Hulk” is still a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe at the end of the day....
How The Pandemic And A ‘Rich’ Murder Mystery Tradition Inspired Glass Onion’s Location Netflix By Erin Brady/Nov. 14, 2022 6:31 pm EST When “Knives Out” hit theaters in 2019, murder mystery fans were treated to the prototypical old English manor in America as its main setting. Many classic mysteries have taken place in these types of mansions, from the Agatha Christie novel “Crooked House” to “Clue,” so it’s probably no surprise the Thrombey family all congregated in a mansion that was definitely built in the 1900s....
‘It’s really difficult to moralize them’ AMC Unlike Lestat, Louis tries to be a vegetarian vampire of sorts, subsisting off animal blood rather than human blood à la “Twilight.” He means well, but he’s also shown a pattern of denial, something his interviewer, Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian), calls him out on in the season finale. In his own (non-vampire) interview with Vanity Fair, Anderson continued to underline the moral complexity of the vampire world, and how that relates back to the real world, saying:...
‘I wanted Naruto to be different.’ Viz Media When an artist’s work captures the public’s attention, it’s only natural to assume that they must be pretty proud of themselves, but Masashi Kishimoto is a modest man. In a 2008 interview with The Los Angeles Times, he was hesitant to say that the character was solely the result of his imagination. “When Naruto was born, it was more like he somehow came out, rather than my creating him from some inspiration,” he said....
Welcome to my nightmare, oh wait, it’s just me New Line Cinema While being interviewed by The Guardian, Englund spoke about a little cat nap in the Freddy makeup that gave him a rude awakening he’ll never forget: “I had a little tiny honeywagon about the size of a urinal, with a Formica table, a plastic chair and a mirror with lightbulbs around it — the classic backstage makeup room. The lights were on a dimmer....
The Daily Stream: John Carter Is A Vestige Of Spunkier Disney Tentpoles Disney (Welcome to The Daily Stream, an ongoing series in which the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching, why it’s worth checking out, and where you can stream it.) The Movie: “John Carter” Where You Can Stream It: Disney+ The Pitch: It’s 1868, and haunted U.S. Civil War veteran John Carter (Taylor Kitsch) wants nothing more than to find enough gold in the Arizona territory for him to live out the rest of his days alone....
‘Jean-Luc Picard, as I live and breathe!’ Paramount+ You have some amazing archival footage in this documentary. When you started working on it, was it just an embarrassment of riches of footage use? Yeah, and we didn’t know that when we started. Bob Gorman considers himself the archivalist, the historian of GWAR, and he’s just kept everything. He has everything, all the flyers, all the stuff. He’s got a great book called “Let There Be GWAR....
Tom Cruise Landed His Top Gun Role With A Little Help From Ridley Scott Paramount Pictures By Christian Gainey/Sept. 12, 2022 3:36 pm EST When Tom Cruise’s Joel Goodsen danced across a wooden floor in his underwear as a teenage pimp in “Risky Business,” he became an ’80s heartthrob. (For some reason, people then were into that kind of thing!) Early in his career, Cruise could have remained as a teen-mag pinup type....
Leo always gets dibs Lionsgate “Gilbert Grape” was far from the last occasion when Bale and DiCaprio nearly bumped into each other. A few years after that, Bale came very close to playing Mercutio opposite DiCaprio’s Romeo in “Romeo + Juliet” and was among those eyed for the role of Jack Dawson in “Titanic” before DiCaprio snagged the part. Three years later, however, it was Bale who would star in Mary Harron’s now cult classic horror-comedy “American Psycho” after DiCaprio passed on the role of Patrick Bateman, allegedly at the urging of Gloria Steinem (or so the film’s co-writer Guinevere Turner told Vice in 2020)....
Why Christmas Bloody Christmas Director Joe Begos Gave Himself ‘The Coolest Kill’ Shudder By Matthew Bilodeau/Dec. 20, 2022 4:57 pm EST This article contains major spoilers for “Christmas Bloody Christmas.” Tis the season for Christmas slayings, as this year has granted us with not one, but two ho-ho-holiday beatdowns. Where “Violent Night” propped up David Harbour as a Santa Claus forced to go all John McClane on a group of mercenaries, “Christmas Bloody Christmas” goes in a much different direction....
Why Getting Into Character As Wednesday Addams Was Tough For Jenna Ortega Netflix By Matthew Bilodeau/Oct. 24, 2022 3:08 pm EST Jenna Ortega has been around the Hollywood block for over a decade now, ranging from Disney Channel sitcoms (“Stuck in the Middle”) to Netflix originals (“You”), but 2022 has been the year where she’s finally kicking in the door. The hits have only kept coming with “Scream,” “The Fallout,” and “X,” which /Film’s Matt Donato calls a “slick and stunning original slasher....
Why Quentin Tarantino Cut Maggie Cheung’s Scene From Inglourious Basterds Universal Pictures By Devin Meenan/Dec. 17, 2022 1:49 pm EST “Never meet your heroes” is one piece of advice Quentin Tarantino has never listened to. His first feature “Reservoir Dogs” starred Harvey Keitel, his “favorite actor in the world.” “Jackie Brown” was a vehicle for Pam Grier, star of 1970s blaxploitation films like “Coffy” which Tarantino loves. “Kill Bill,” a samurai film love letter, featured Japanese genre star Sonny Chiba as sword-smith Hattori Hanzō....
Why She-Hulk’s Low Stakes Sets It Apart From Other Marvel TV Marvel Studios By Jeremy Mathai/Sept. 15, 2022 12:05 pm EST As Marvel’s eighth total series since leaving the confines of Netflix and network television in favor of the greener pastures of streaming, “She-Hulk: Attorney At Law” could very well have run the risk of feeling a little stale. All of the major Disney+ shows to this point — “WandaVision,” “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” and “Loki” among them — have generally followed the same old pattern established by the movies....
Will There Be An Interview With The Vampire Season 2? Here’s What We Know AMC By BJ Colangelo/Sept. 28, 2022 3:45 pm EST The new AMC adaptation of Anne Rice’s legendary novel “Interview with the Vampire” hasn’t even premiered yet, and folks are already wondering whether or not to invest their time in a show that runs the risk of being immediately canceled. Horror fans have been burned as of late, with shows like “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” “I Am Not Okay With This,” “First Kill,” and “Santa Clarita Diet” (yes, I’m still bitter) all being canceled prematurely....
10 Underrated Animated Christmas Movies And Specials NBC By Simon Bland/Dec. 12, 2022 1:39 pm EST Forget presents and festive cheer — for many, the real gift of Christmas is that it allows us some precious downtime to revisit a few familiar festive faves. There’s just something oddly soothing about knowing that, during the period between Christmas and New Year’s when time slows to a crawl and we all collectively lose track of what day it is, the only thing we’re actually expected to do is chill out, get comfy, and rewatch seasonal classics that we’ve all seen countless times before....
A New Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Film Starring George Lopez Is Coming To Disney+ Optimism Entertainment By BJ Colangelo/Oct. 4, 2022 6:27 pm EST A beloved children’s literature classic is getting another adaptation, less than a decade since Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures gave the title the feature treatment with Jennifer Garner, Steve Carell, and Ed Oxenbould. As announced by The Hollywood Reporter, “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” is getting a new Hispanic or Latin-American adaptation of Judith Viorst’s best-selling book, with Eva Longoria and George Lopez already cast in the starring adult roles....
