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In the modern genre Renaissance horror fans have been basking in major slasher franchise returns likeHalloween,Scream,Texas Chainsaw Massacre, andCandyman. However, the one franchise that has been kept out of the blood-soaked fun has been Jason Voorhees andFriday the 13th. This was due to an ongoing legal battle between original series directorSean S. Cunninghamand writerVictor Miller. However, with that battle seemingly behind horror fans, it’s finally time for Jason to rightfully enter the terrifying limelight once again....

Season 33 ofDancing with the Starshas given us one of the most talented groups of contestants we’ve seen in recent seasons. It’s been increasingly difficult to choose who to vote for each week, and even harder to say goodbye to someone. Every contestant has shown so much improvement, so it was really anyone’s guess as to who would eventually make it to the finale. But in the semi-finals, the show decided to pull a bombshell and not eliminate anyone, allowing for a five-person finale....

[Editor’s note: The following contains some spoilers for Season 3 of La Brea.] From creatorDavid Appelbaum, the third and final season of the NBC seriesLa Breawill finally let fans of the series know who will make it out of the primeval land they’ve been stuck in since a massive sinkhole opened in Los Angeles and pulled them into it. But before they make those reveals, there’s still a journey left to be taken, as the Harris family works to reunite yet again, communities must merge and learn to get along, dinosaur attacks must be survived, and they face any number of twists and turns still to come....

Forget rivaling A24’s horror movies anymore, Neon’sLonglegsis quickly entering a box office bracket normally occupied by franchise films from major studios. On its lucky 13th day of release, the moviepassed the $50 million mark at the domestic box office, having already emerged as the year’s second-biggest horror hit behindA Quiet Place: Day One.Longlegsis punching well above its weight, having been produced on a reported budget of less than $10 million. By comparison,A Quiet Place: Day Onecost over six times as much....

There’s a lot on the line duringThe Chosen’s upcoming penultimate season. Right now, the cast and crew behind theDallas Jenkins-created, directed, and co-penned series are working through the night (literally) to bring one of the most infamous stories from the Bible to life — the crucifixion. From what we’ve learned so far fromJonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus, it’s been a difficult journey filled with plenty of deep and varying emotions. Recently, we were lucky enough to chat with another member of the cast,Elizabeth Tabish, who shared some insight into the sixth season with us....

Blue Beetlehas had an exciting pre-release life. The movie has a lot going for it as it not only escaped a planned streaming-only release and the shake-up at HBO and DC, but has also been confirmed to bepart of the newJames Gunn-led DCU! This looks like a fantastic film and one the studio strongly believes in. After seeing the latest Blue Beetle trailer, we’re even more excited for this film’s August 18th release....

It has been eight years sinceDuck Dynastyended its iconic run on A&E. However, fans of the hit reality TV series received amazing news at the start of this year, as it was reported thata revival series is in the works, and it is coming home to A&E. Now there is a return date for the Robertson family, as fans are expecting the family to reunite on screen onMay 28 at 9 pm ET/PT....

Five Nights at Freddy’sis finally in theaters after fans waited almost an entire decade for the adaptation to become a reality. It appears that the wait was worth it forBlumhouseandUniversal Pictures, with the popular video game adaptationprojected to earn around $130 millionon its global box office debut, according toThe Hollywood Reporter. Not only would that positionFreddy’sperformance as one of the biggest horror debuts of all time, but it would also put it above recent hits such as 2018’sHalloweenand this fall’sThe Nun II....

Full Housewas a part ofABC’s TGIF programming block in the late ’80s through the early ’90s, inviting viewers into that full house of theirs for eight memorable seasons. Led by two rising stars in comedy and soap opera heartthrob and four multi-talented young actresses, this show has gone down in history as one of the best family sitcoms of that generation. RELATED:30 Insane Facts About ‘Full House’ Even Fans Don’t Know But besides being good for a laugh or a life lesson, Full House was full of running gags in every episode....

Kayce Dutton’s journey onYellowstonehas always been a balancing act between family, duty, and his own identity as a Dutton. In the latest episode, Kayce (Luke Grimes) reached a pivotal moment with an act of “counting coup”—a Native tradition full with honour and intention—which took the soldier back into protection mode. DirectorChristina Voros, who has taken charge of all the episodes of the final season so far, opened up on the significance of Kayce’s actions and what they mean for the Dutton legacy going forward....

Content Warning: The following article contains spoilers for the show The Walking Dead.For 11 memorable seasons on AMC,The Walking Deaddid a good job of showcasing the found family referred to as “Rick’s group” on great and gruesome adventures together, while also dispersing them all on their own and centering episodes around specific characters. RELATED:‘The Walking Dead’s Most Satisfying Deaths, Ranked TWDoften made specific characters the focus while weaving in other pivotal storylines, and for its first eight seasons, it made the young but mighty Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs) the center of attention....

American actorRobert Z’Darwasa staple in B-moviesthroughout the ’80s and ’90s, instantly recognizable with his iconic, larger-than-life jawline and commanding presence. Known for his ability to bring both menace and over-the-top energy to his roles, Z’Dar became a go-to actor for directors looking to add a dose of intensity to low-budget films. His physicality and distinctive look (the result of a condition called cherubism) landed him many roles as henchmen and tough-guy villains....

At the start of any great episode of television is a strong cold open. These cold opens set the tone for what is to come later in the episode, whether-or-not they are related to the central storyline. For a drama show, this can look like a major character death, a seemingly unrelated storyline that later connects back to the main plot, or an intense moment that lands the protagonist in a difficult situation for the rest of the episode....