THE BOYS season five trailer drops, revealing April premiere
The final season will premiere on April 8, while Amazon and Sony also revealed teaser art for the Spider-Noir series at CCXP.
Horror Beat: The final season of STRANGER THINGS is remarkable for all the wrong...
Maybe kids age faster in the Upside Down.
Here’s why you can’t watch A Charlie Brown Christmas anymore
For decades, A Charlie Brown Christmas has been a holiday tradition for millions of families. The TV movie made its debut almost exactly sixty years ago on December 9, 1965, on CBS, and has since been in more or less constant holiday rotation on broadcast TV and home video. But since Apple became involved in the Peanuts franchise back in 2018, things have become more complicated.
Remow’s It’s Anime FAST channel expands to Vizio’s WatchFree+
Remow has launched the It's Anime FAST channel on Vizio's free streaming service, WatchFree+, following its summer launch on Samsung TV Plus.
CREEPSHOW to get first ever short story collection in prose
This time, you conjure up the frightening images in your head.
My Stranger Things Rewatch Season 1 & 2: Stories matter
Ten year later, Stranger Things land different....and yet it's still a fun TV show about kids fighting unspeakable evil
Turnbuckle BEATdown: AEW did the right thing with Kris Statlander
The future remains bright for Statlander.
Scott Shaw! looks back at the untold stories of CAMP CANDY
Why Shaw! loved working with the late, great Candy … but hardly anything else about the cartoon starring him
WEDNESDAY creators tackling animated GRIM series for Netflix
The supernatural comic, created by Stephanie Phillips and Flaviano, ran at BOOM! Studios from 2022 to 2025.
Disney and YouTube announce a truce after Disney’s hard line with investors
Disney-owned channels are back on YouTube TV after a two-week absence. The two mega-corporations had reached an impasse in their carriage negotiations, and eventually their previous deal expired, leading to a showdown.
Five fictional groups nominated for Grammys
It may surprise some that HUNTR/X are not the first fictional performers nominated for a Grammy. They're not even the first fictional nominees for multiple awards. Throughout the awards' history, there have been numerous fictional groups which either received nominations, or even won the music industry’s highest award.
Horror Beat: PLURIBUS makes happy people absolutely terrifying
Expect REM’s Shiny Happy People somewhere down the line.
























