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"If you’re going to be successful in this business you have to continually remind yourself that is about fun and enjoying what you do."

Just who is that high collared ghoul?

It's not a simple small thing to overcome the hurdle of adapting a well-loved and complicated book series. Nearly four decades after David Lynch's...

Rose exited the CW DC superhero series after the end of its first season.

Available now on Blu-ray and Digital

The trailer offers fans a first look at actor Tony Curran as the event's villain, Despero.

Lady Jessica of House Atreides is not only one of the main characters of Frank Herbert's 1965 novel Dune, but she acts as a...

The Blu-ray set of the trailblazing superhero series includes a slew of special features.

Arrives tomorrow on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack, Blu-ray and Digital

Nothing unites film lovers more than a sequel that defies expectations, which the most recent Halloween franchise reboot has now done twice: first with the 2018 Halloween and now, once again, with the follow-up Halloween Kills. Those expectations cut both ways, though. While 2018’s Halloween came out of nowhere and marked itself as arguably the most competent film in the franchise next to the masterpiece original, Halloween Kills was summarily raked over the coals as a massive disappointment upon its release. I was part of that united love for the 2018 Halloween film, but I find myself in a lonely minority of those who enjoyed Halloween Kills.

DC also revealed a new mobile game called DC HEROES & VILLAINS.

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