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Showtime Hasn’t Asked David Lynch For Another Season Of Twin Peaks, But There’s Still Hope [TCA 2018] Showtime President David Nevins spoke with the Television Critics Association this weekend and inevitably he was pressed forTwin Peaksnews by the reporters in attendance. Unfortunately, Nevins said he has not askedDavid Lynchabout another season at all. But that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. The Showtime boss certainly hasn’t give up on the prospect of more Twin Peaks....

Star Wars Rebels Season 3 Trailer Teases EPIC Rematch From The Live-Action Movies Disney XD have released a mid-season trailerStar Wars RebelsSeason 3, which teases an epic confrontation between two major characters from the Star Wars prequels. Hit the jump to watch the Star Wars Rebels Season 3 mid-season trailer. Star Wars Rebels Season 3 Mid-Season Trailer This whole season has been building up to this. What has Darth Maul been after?...

Stephen King Shared An Excerpt From His Upcoming Novel, Fairy Tale Stephen King’s been on fire lately. I know I’m biased, I do co-hosta Stephen King podcastafter all. But it’s true. Ever since “The Outsider,” he’s been pumping out page-turner after page-turner. His recent releases, “Later” and “Billy Summers,” are top-tier. He’s like Martin Scorsese, still doing the work of a young and hungry storyteller. So, when his new book was announced, I was already eager to crack it open....

Succession Season 3 Ending Explained: A Tragic Twist Befitting The Bard While the Roy family of “Succession” have mirrored plenty of other famous families over the show’s three seasons, including the fictional Bluths of “Arrested Development” and the real-life Murdochs of the Fox News empire, none are as close as the tragic family at the center of Shakespeare’s “King Lear.” “Succession” has always been a Lear story, following an aging, possibly mad patriarch as he tries to determine how to split his kingdom among his children....

Superhero Bits: Two Spider-Mans Embrace, Wesley Snipes Has Advice For The New Blade & More (Superhero Bitsis a collection of stories, updates, and videos about anything and everything inspired by the comics of Marvel, DC, and more. For comic book movies, TV shows, merchandise, events, and whatever catches our eye, this is the place to find anything that falls through the cracks.) In this edition of Superhero Bits: Two Spider-Mans share a hug...

Syfy’s ‘Deadly Class’ Is Dead, Fails To Find Home At Another Network Earlier this month, SyfycancelledDeadly Class, its adaptation of the Image Comics title about a homeless teen who’s recruited to a private school where the world’s top crime families send their heirs to prepare to take over the family business. And though there was a tiny sliver of hope that the show could find another home at a different network, that hope has now been extinguished....

The Best TV Shows & Movies Leaving Netflix In November 2018 November is coming – a month full of voting, chilly weather, and all the turkey you can stand. It’s also a time for several titles to leave Netflix, because that’s the way it goes. This month, you can say goodbye to a Steven Spielberg classic, a feel-good film, a creepy movie about a haunted mirror, an underrated sequel, and a dramedy about people losing their jobs....

The Clock Tower: Here’s What You Need To Know To Prepare For ‘Crisis On Infinite Earths’ (Welcome toThe Clock Tower, where we’ll break down the goings on of the The CW network’s Arrowverse. We’ll touch on things like themes,cultural impact, lead-ins to major events, ships, and more every other week! Warning: this Clock Tower is filled withspoilers. Proceed at your own risk.)Okay, so, no one panic. But we’re here. The weapon is built, the Harbinger has come, andCrisis on Infinite Earthsis just days away....

The Morning Watch: Making Animatronics For Movies & TV, Mitchells Vs The Machines Scene Breakdown & More (The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fan-made productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.) In this edition, the head of animatronics for Spectral Motion gives an inside look at how the realistic animatronics of movies and shows like “The Tomorrow War,” “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters,” and “Stranger Things” are brought to life....

The Quarantine Stream: ‘Stay Tuned’ Is A Very ’90s Comedy About Getting Sucked Into A TV (And An Ideal Candidate For A Remake) (Welcome toThe Quarantine Stream, a new series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.)The Movie:Stay TunedWhere You Can Stream It: Amazon Prime VideoThe Pitch: A man going through a midlife crisis would rather watch TV than pay attention to his wife or kids....

This Was Jackie Chan’s Favorite Part Of Filming Enter The Dragon With cinema immortalizing its performers no matter how big or small, it’s no surprise that the beginnings of many movie stars can be found in the nooks and crannies of major films. Before she was running from alien robots in Michael Bay’s “Transformers,“Megan Foxcould be caught dancing under a waterfall (at a concerning age 15) in Bay’s “Bad Boys II....

Warner Bros. International Will Use Artificial Intelligence To Help Select Release Dates [Updated] Update: An in-the-know source has reached out to correct some of the information in this story. Turns out that Cinelytic is only being used by Warner Bros. International as an additive tool to help select release dates, and not, as many have suggested, in any sort of major creative capacity. Our original story continues below. The frequent tug-of-war between art and commerce means that there have long been Hollywood studio executives whose jobs include looking at analytics and trying to assess whether greenlighting a certain film will be financially beneficial to their shareholders....

Watch An Extended Version Of Venom: Let There Be Carnage’s Super Romantic Beach Scene “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” leaned into the bromance between Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) and the symbiote known as Venom rather fiercely. In fact, the dynamic between the two has started to feel more like a full-on romance, albeit one of the weirder ones the big screen has ever seen. However, a new deleted scene from the sequel released by Sony Pictures reveals that an extended version of the beach scene from the end of the film (no, not that one) almost had Eddie backtracking on his love for Venom a little bit, but the symbiote isn’t having it....