DJ Caruso Talks Y: The Last Man: Script Details And Casting Shia LaBeouf? When it was announced that D.J. Caruso hadsigned onto direct a big screen adaptation of Brian K Vaughn’s Y: The Last Man, wespeculatedthat Shia LaBeouf might be playing the lead. Shia had made statements in the pastexpressing interestin the project. Not only that but DJ Caruso directed him in Disturbia and the upcoming Eagle Eye. So there is a strong connection between the director and star....

Doctor Strange’s Weird Box In Spider-Man: No Way Home Has A Truly Remarkable Name! Alright, get all your “Se7en” jokes out of your system now. Ever since ourvery first look at “Spider-Man: No Way Home,“fans have been consumed by one single question: what’s in the box??? Okay, that might be alittlemisleading since the internet is notorious for digging deep into every tiny detail in upcoming superhero movies and picking them apart until all we’re left with are countless questions....

Easy Rider Caused A Feud Between Dennis Hopper And Peter Fonda That Was Never Resolved Of all the trailblazing American films released during the end of the 1960s, “Easy Rider” is easily the most revolutionary. Although the 1969 movie was one of a number of films that helped kickstart the New Hollywood movement of the ’70s, it was its box office take of $60 million (over a roughly $400,000 budget) that convinced the major Hollywood studios that such artistic experimentation and boundary pushing could be lucrative as well as attractive to audiences and critics alike....

Escape The Undertaker Trailer: Netflix’s Latest Interactive Movie Is A Wrestling Horror Story Netflix has been vocal about their plan to have more interactive content, and now it’s clear they’re going to deliver. While they may not be releasing full-fledgedvideo gameson the streaming service just yet, they just announced a new interactive movie, “Escape The Undertaker.” The interactive movie will star wrestling icon the Undertaker in a choose-your-own-adventure horror story, and you can watch the trailer below....

Everything We Know About Agatha: House Of Harkness So Far Who’s been on your mind since Disney+ Day? “It’s beenAgatha all along.” She’s not just the subject of Emmy-winning songs, written in the style of old sitcom themes like “The Munsters” and “The Addams Family.” Now Agatha Harkness, played by the incomparable Kathryn Hahn, is set to headline her own spin-off of “WandaVision,” Marvel’s first Disney+ series. Will there be chaos magic involved?...

How Stranger Things Changed Millie Bobby Brown Forever Since its 2016 debut, “Stranger Things” has dominated pop culture. The massively popular sci-fi series just debuted seven episodes of its ambitious fourth season on Netflix, with two more still to come. Just six years ago, before Eggo waffles were costume props, unsuspecting audiences didn’t know the Upside Down from their elbows. “Stranger Things” was one of the streamer’s first massive original hits, with fans worldwide eating up this supernatural story that felt like a Stephen Spielberg classic for a new generation....

James Mangold In Talks For Joe Namath Biopic James Mangoldis looking to direct a movie about a larger-than-life figure who’s not a Marvel superhero. TheWolverineandWalk the Linehelmer may be getting back into biopics with a film aboutJoe Namath, the legendary New York quarterback. Hit the jump for more details on the new project. Namath is one of the most charismatic and beloved figures in New York sports. Born and raised in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, Namath played college football at the University of Alabama under renowned coach Paul “Bear” Bryant....

Jordan Peele Explains What Sets ‘Us’ Apart From ‘Get Out’ Jordan Peele’s eagerly anticipated sophomore directing effort,Us, debuted thefirst trailer on Christmas last year, giving families something to squirm about while they were home for the holidays. The trailer does a fine job of setting up the story of a black family (Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, Shahadi Wright JosephandEvan Alex), who suddenly find themselves stalked and hunted by another family of unsettling doppelgangers....

Judd Apatow Tests Two Versions Of The Same Film Simultaneously ThoughJudd Apatowhas only directed three feature films (with a fourth on the way), he’s produced enough hits that his name has become synonymous with a specific type of comedy. If something is hard R-rated, kind of gross but has a heart of gold, it’ll more than likely draw comparisons to Apatow’s work. The latest film to use this formula is one that Apatow actually did produce, the May 13 releaseBridesmaids....

Kevin Costner Took A Gamble When He Turned Down The Hunt For Red October Directing a bonafide action movie classic is hard enough. Directing three of them in a row? I would say it’s unheard of. Except that’s exactly what John McTiernan did when he helmed “Predator,““Die Hard,“and “The Hunt for Red October” one right after the other, releasing them from 1987 through 1990. What makes this all the more impressive is how different these movies are from one another....

Lakeith Stanfield Isn’t Pretending: How The ‘Sorry To Bother You’ And ‘Atlanta’ Star Became 2018’s Defining Actor “As an adult Negro, you live in two worlds: the white world where you make your living; the black world where you make your friends,“she wrote. With roots severed by the slave trade and cultures shunned by the white majority, black Americans have long struggled for a distinct identity and a way to bridge the two worlds....

Louis Theroux’s My Scientology Documentary Trailer: More Entertaining Than ‘Going Clear’? BBC Film Productions has released a trailer forLouis Theroux’sMy Scientology Documentarywhich seems to take a more comical approach to the subject of the Church of Scientology. Structured in a first-hand journey format as we’ve seen from Michael Moore and Morgan Spurlock, the film tries to confront the church to get some answers. And as expected, the Church of Scientology wants nothing to do with Theroux....

Marlon Wayans Replacing Eddie Murphy In Richard Pryor Biopic For a minute there, it looked as ifEddie Murphy’s career might have a trampoline off which it could rebound. Murphy was tapped as the lead in aRichard Pryorbiopic (Richard Pryor: Is it Something I Said) and while that would have been waaay on-the-nose casting (Murphy has never been shy about noting the debt his early act owed to Pryor) it might have rescued Murphy’s rep from the pit of s*** in which he’s kept it penned for years....