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Bryan Fuller Has Unfinished Business With 'Hannibal'

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'The Toxic Avenger' Keeps The Gore But Adds More Heart

How 'Relay’s Analog Tech Gives The Classic Noir A Fresh Look

The Creator Of One Iconic Star Wars Villain Is Ready For A Comeback

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The Ending Of 'Weapons' Was Almost So Much Darker

The Resident Evil Remake Is “Not Going To Tell Leon’s Story,” Zach Cregger Says

How 'Keeper' Solidified A Perfect Match In Horror

How Star Trek Crafted A Metafictional Version Of Itself

'For All Mankind' Showrunners Promise Season 5 Will Be Worth The Wait

Inside 'Twisted Metal’s Bigger And Better Season 2

Reed Richards Isn't Leading The Avengers In 'Doomsday,' Matt Shakman Clarifies

'Dust Bunny' Is A Monstrously Fun Dark Fantasy

'Tron: Ares' Is Too Pure For This World

Review: 'Bone Lake' Is Drowning In Its Own Ambitions

'The Lost Bus' Tries Too Hard To Bring Back The Disaster Movie

'The Smashing Machine' Feels Like A Good Cry

'Shelby Oaks' Just Scratches The Surface Of Horror Greatness

'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die' Is The Apocalyptic Wake-Up Call We Need

'Black Phone 2' Is Too High-Minded For Its Own Good

'Wayward' Is The Best Conspiracy Thriller Show Of 2025

'Alice in Borderland' Season 3 Barely Justifies Its Existence

'The Strangers - Chapter 2' Is A Tortured Horror Sequel That Tarnishes The Original

'Hamlet' Is A Visceral, Much-Needed Shakespearean Remix

'Rose Of Nevada' Strips The Time-Travel Thriller To Its Bare Bones

'HIM' Is The Worst 'Get Out' Copycat Yet

'Black Rabbit' Digs Itself Into A Dark Prestige-TV Hole

'One Battle After Another' Is A Bracingly Relevant Modern American Masterpiece