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In true Ryan Reynolds style, has the actor already revealed the plot for Deadpool 3? Following the sudden and hugely exciting reveal that Hugh Jackman will reprise the role of Wolverine in the Deadpool threequel, we cast our minds back to a previous tweet from Reynolds, who seemingly reveals exactly what the meeting between the Merc with a Mouth and Logan will involve. Namely, a road trip. Back in January last year, Reynolds took to social media to first promote the Bell Let’s Talk campaign before revealing the general outline for Deadpool 3 before Fox was purchased by Disney....

End-credit scenes first emerged after the concluding moments of The Silencers in 1966 and have since birthed a trend in filmmaking. They became more popularly practiced throughout the 1980s in films such as Airplane!, Masters of the Universe, The Producers, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. The concept of the mid-credit scene served a variety of purposes, from setting up an additional cinematic project to presenting the characters in a self-aware comedic moment....

Robert Englund has repeatedly claimed that his time as Freddy Krueger is at an end, but could he be coaxed back one more time to play the iconic Springwood killer? Fans will certainly be hoping so, as actress Heather Langenkamp recently revealed that she would certainly like to have one final showdown with the razor-fingered dream demon. Heather Langenkamp is to the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise what Jamie Lee Curtis is to Halloween, and it was while watching Curtis’ return to the franchise after many years that the actress realized she would love to see her character of Nancy returning to Elm Street one more time....

Another episode of NBC’s hit series, Heroes, has come and gone. It’s Monday night and here I am, dutifully slaving away on my laptop in hopes that you may read my thoughts and inform yourself about what you may have missed. This week’s episode was entitled, “Fight or Flight” and opens with Molly Walker bed-ridden. Mohinder and Matt Parkman are arguing and finally a decision is made that Matt must go to Philadelphia and track down his father - or as Molly calls him, ’the nightmare man....

Channel Kevin McCallister this holiday season by picking up the Home Alone x Adidas Forum Lo sneakers. Official images of the shoes have been released and fans will have a chance to pick them up early before they arrive on store shelves by downloading the Adidas Confirmed app. It will be available on the first of December through an early draw through Confirmed for $110, followed by a global release on Dec....

Avatar: The Last Airbender and its successor Legend of Korra have been celebrated as some of the best pieces of animation to have graced television screens across the world. Under the span of three seasons, the first show has covered everything from spirituality and the immortality of genuine friendship to genocide and imperialism. Thinly layered with an amazing soundtrack and great humor, creators Mike Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko managed to prove that children’s animation is not just a source of cheap comedy, nor is it an art form that should be considered juvenile....

Movies set almost entirely on public transport are a real mixed bag. The creators of Snakes on a Plane could have done everyone a favor and simply released the title, without the need for the one-hour 46-minute picture… its name really is that self-explanatory. It’s rather telling that aside from the snake-riddled aircraft, the most momentous scene remains a lactose-loving python clamping its fangs into the breast of a newly-anointed member of the mile-high club....

The creation of the Monster High franchise was both a great risk and an experiment for toy producer Mattel: for the first time in the toy company’s history, they first launched a line featuring a series of characters and then a movie production introducing them. That risk paid off, as the Monster High dolls quickly became one of the best-selling toys worldwide, and were highly acclaimed for supporting diversity. This franchise, created by Garret Sander, stands out for featuring dolls that are inspired by major monsters from horror and science fiction films, as well as other elements of popular culture....

Michael Myers. Leatherface. Jason Voorhees. Freddy Krueger. Candyman. Chucky. Ghostface. Their names are iconic. These denizens of darkness have scared audiences for decades. They are the pillars of an entire subgenre of horror: the slasher movie. While there had been horror icons before them, most famously the Universal Monsters, following the massive sociopolitical upheaval of the 1960s and 70s, audiences were in need of new boogeymen to scare them. Gothic castle and the slow creek of a door handle moving were not enough for an audience who could see the horror of war broadcast into their homes every night....

It doesn’t feel like that long ago when Raven-Symoné took over television shows worldwide with her blockbuster hit That’s So Raven. Combining comedy gold and great lessons, it was no wonder that the show resonated with millions of Americans. Despite Disney’s now controversial rule regarding 65 episodes per show, That’s So Raven made history as the first Disney Channel show to pass those 65 episodes, and this is how. What Was Disney’s 65 Episode Rule Buena Vista Television Before That’s So Raven, Disney shows only went up to 65 episodes....

The trailer for the gritty thriller, Door Mouse, starts off ominously with a shot of a hallway in what looks like an old tenement apartment. As if to let us know the film has a skewed perspective, a graphic novel-esque version of the same shot flickers with a crackle as the camera moves inward. With its edgy vibe, this preview for the feature film debut of actor Avan Jogia (Shaft, Zombieland: Double Tap, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City), sets its unsettling tone from the get-go as it lingers on a shot of its star, Hayley Law (Riverdale, Mark, Mary & Some Other People), standing in that same flat’s hallway, looking right at the camera with a worried side-of-face look....

From the creators of the hit horror documentaries In Search of Darkness Part I & Part II (with Part III in the works) comes a new documentary focusing on sci-fi cinema of the 1980s. In Search of Tomorrow is a comprehensive look at genre franchises and films from the decade, such as Star Wars, Star Trek, RoboCop, Predator, Back to the Future, and more. With a massive cast of industry icons and a five-hour runtime, this “superdoc” won’t be skimping on the details....

One of the best sitcoms of all-time, Seinfeld began airing on NBC 30 years ago next month. And to mark the anniversary, Superfly will be bringing us The Seinfeld Experience. The ticketed attraction will allow fans to explore moments and characters from the show like never before including interactive exhibits with costumes, memorabilia, set re-creations, and props as well as brand-new content. And if that wasn’t enough, The Seinfeld Experience will also offer a retail store with limited-edition and exclusive merchandise....

Get ready for another dose of Ray Harryhausen… in living color. It Came from Beneath the Sea and Earth vs. The Flying Saucers are both coming to DVD on January 15th. Both will be two-disc releases and will both will be priced at $24.96 SRP. The films are also presented in color for the first time, utilizing new colorization methods. It Came from Beneath the Sea It Came From Beneath the Sea was the first of several fruitful collaborations between producer Charles H....

Stranger Things creators the Duffer Brothers have revealed that the production of IT turned Finn Wolfhard into a foul-mouthed youngster on the set of Stranger Things Season 2. The Duffer Brothers were able to cast amazing young actors that are already branching out and moving on to other projects. So, it came as no surprise when it was announced that Andres Muschietti had cast Finn Wolfhard for his big screen reimagining of Stephen King’s IT, but it appears that much like Will in the Upside Down, Wolfhard brought something back with him from his time hanging out with Pennywise the Dancing Clown....

J.J. Abrams is negotiating a rights deal to produce an adaptation of Colum McCann’s sprawling period novel Let the Great World Spin. According to The Hollywood Reporter, McCann’s fifth novel was published in June by Random House. Built around Philippe Petit’s real-life “artistic crime of the century” – when the Frenchman illegally walked a tightrope strung between the World Trade Center towers in August 1974 – Let the Great World Spin follows an ensemble cast of characters struggling throughout New York....

The Good A hidden gem of a movie that is thankfully getting some kind of a release on DVD. The Bad This is the kind of movie that screams for Special Features and there are none! Jacknife sees Robert DeNiro as Vietnam war veteran Joseph “Megs” Megessey in a performance we sadly don’t see from him anymore. The film centers on a visit he pays to his pal David Flannigan (Ed Harris) and his sister Martha (Kathy Baker)....

Screenwriter Jake Wade Wall spoke with Moviehole about his upcoming projects including a 9th installment of the Halloween franchise: Halloween : The Missing Years “I’ve been hired three different times for it”, says Wade Wall, of the ninth Halloween movie (at one stage titled Halloween Retribution). “And at times it was really exciting, and at other times, it really wasn’t. Then, with the whole Miramax debacle, everything kind of stopped on their franchises for a while....

Jared Padalecki might be saying goodbye to Supernatural, but that doesn’t mean he’s finished with The CW. Recently, it had been reported Padalecki would be starring in a remake of the Chuck Norris series Walker, Texas Ranger, though it wasn’t clear where the project would end up. A new update confirms that The CW has ordered the reboot series, keeping Padalecki on the network for the foreseeable future. The network had been one of the top contenders to land the upcoming series, and Padalecki may have had a hand in the deal as well as the actor was reportedly looking to “stay close to home” for his next small screen project....

Opening on December 29th is the new film from 21 Grams and Babel director Alejandro González Iñárritu, entitled Biutiful. The film stars Oscar winner Javier Bardem (No Country for Old Men), Maricel Álvarez, Hanaa Bouchaib, Guillermo Estrella, Eduard Fernández, Cheikh Ndiaye, Diaryatou Daff, Cheng Tai Shen, Luo Jin and George Chibuikwem Chukwuma. We recently had a chance to sit down and speak with actor Javier Bardem, as well as his director Alejandro González Iñárritu, about the new film, its difficult material and its powerful message....