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Word ofQuentin Tarantino’s next project has started to leak out, which means it’s time for another round of “New Tarantino Movie Rumor Saga.” Indeed, unlike other filmmakers whose projects get announced via press release, or are films they’ve been talking about doing for years, the wholly unique Tarantino tends to put his movies together quietly until someone, somewhere lets it slip. Then the floodgates open and we’re left trying to put together the pieces—each new Tarantino movie is an event unto itself....

There’s more pizza in sight!Resident Alienhas announced its Season 2 premiere on January 26th on both the USA and SYFY networks. The sci-fi comedy series, adapted from the Dark Horse comic book by the same name, came in at the #1 spot as a new cable series in 2021 and even became one of TV’s most-watched dramas over the year. The series will take a bit of a break with a mid-season finale to air on March 16 and will then pick up with more episodes at a yet-to-be-announced date over the summer....

One of the best things about 1983’sRisky Businessis that the world doesn’t really know whoTom Cruiseis yet. He’s good-looking in a boy-next-door kind of way, and he’s got charm and charisma. But Tom Cruise: Movie Star hasn’t arrived yet, and it makesRisky Businessa fascinating viewing experience in 2018. We’re so used to seeing Tom Cruise as a superman, even in his dramatic roles where the dramatic impact is as big as his persona, that his turn as teenager Joel Goodson is a little jarring....

Is9-1-1’s Eddie really straight? The million-dollar question we’ve all needed an answer to for a long time. As fans know, the recent “Confessions” episode confirmed he’s indeed straight, disappointing many who have been rooting for the Buck and Eddie affair— Buddie! Speaking of which, the segment ends with Eddie in his underwear and shirt, paying his respects to Risky Business with a dance around his living room, and then Buck shows up at his door with beers and walks in....

Turning iconic (and sometimes forgotten) movies into TV series has been a major TV trend in the last few years, but success has been a crapshoot. Of all of those projects, though, I somehow feel the most positively about Crackle’s TV show version ofGuy Ritchie’s 2000 filmSnatch. In the new 10 episode series, we get a new gang of hustlers (played byRupert GrintandLuke Pasqualino) and a new group of villains (Dougray Scott,Ed Westwick)....

Sweden’sStellan Skarsgardis one of the funniest actors you are ever likely to meet.Paul Bettanyloved him so much when they worked together onDogville(and later twoAvengersmovies) that he and his wifeJennifer Connellynamed their son after him. Alexander, his Hollywood actor son and one-time vampire leader, considers his dad his best friend. The 67 year-old actor now makes his fifth film with Norway’sHans Petter Moland,Out Stealing Horseswhich just won a cinematography award in Berlin....

On the heels of thebanner and IMAX posterforSuicide Squad, Warner Bros. has now released 11 character posters for the film. They’re a colorful bunch, and featureMargot Robbieas Harley Quinn,Jared Letoas Joker,Will Smithas Deadshot,Viola Davisas Amanda Waller,Jai Courtneyas Boomerang,Cara Delevingneas Enchantress,Jay Hernandezas Diablo,Karen Fukuharaas Katana,Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbajeas Killer Croc,Joel Kinnamanas Rick Flag, andAdam Beachas Slipknot. It’s a gruesome, grotesque bunch that promises to be a whole lot of fun. Check out the character posters below....

Searchlight Pictures has just released a new trailer for its upcoming documentary,Summer of Soul(…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised). The film is the directorial debut ofAhmir “Questlove” Thompson. The film chronicles the Harlem Cultural Festival, a six-week-long concert series in New York City’s Mount Morris Park (now Marcus Garvey Park) in 1969. Known by many as “Black Woodstock,” the festival has received much less attention than that other summer of ‘69 concert, though it featured huge names in Black music includingStevie Wonder,Nina Simone,Sly & The Family Stone,Gladys Knight & The Pips,Mahalia Jackson,B....

How many hours have we all lost to the endless streaming scroll? Aiming for a little kickback, you end up perusing all the good movies on Prime Video, intent on finding just the right one, ultimately unsure what to choose in the face of overwhelming options. Fret not: The Collider staff did all that scrolling for you, scanning through the catalog in search of the best picks for an entertaining night in....

Prime Video has some terrific showshitting the streamer this month. If you’re interested in a bit of mystery, Holmes and Watson are on the case.If you’re looking for moreBoschnow thatLegacyis over, you can check out the new spin-off series coming later this month. Or, perhaps you’d like to watch more sporting events this month. We have a great fight and a few basketball games coming as well. Here are the best shows to watch on Amazon’s Prime Video in July 2025....

Followingyesterday’s new trailer, 20th Century Studios has released 15 new images fromMatthew Vaughn’s upcomingKingsmanprequel,The King’s Man. The film shows the origins of the independent intelligence agency as they race to stop a coterie of history’s worst tyrants and criminals. On the one hand, I’m a little burnt out onKingsman. It’s clear that Vaughn wanted a Bond franchise to call his own, and while the first movie was pretty good despite a few bumps in the road, the second showed that he was straining to keep the premise alive and feeling fresh despite the introduction the Kingsmen’s American counterparts....

A year after its pilot was met with public approval via Amazon’s voting process,The Tickis hitting the (streaming) airwaves at last. The latest incarnation ofBen Edlund’s satirical superhero is (again) in live-action comedy form, withPeter Serafinowiczvoicing the unique crime fighter. At a time when it feels like we’re close to having superhero fatigue,The Ticksets itself apart as an unique take on the genre, both embracing and making fun of the tropes we love about super-powered stories....

A twinge of despair lurks just beneath the supposed triumph inIdo Haar’s documentaryThru You Princess. Surface-wise, it’s your standard starving-artist-trying-to-make-it-big doc, hitting all the prerequisite standard beats: the struggle to make it, the fear that you won’t and the inevitable catharsis when you finally do. Here - said artist is a 38-yr old New Orleans singer going by the stage name Princess Shaw. By day though, Samantha Montgomery works as a nurse in a poverty stricken area of The Big Easy....