Netflix is really revving up the excitement for its shark attack disaster movie Thrash, and have released the offcial poster.
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Tom Hanks is reuniting with Marielle Heller for a new baseball drama, and it may also star Bad Bunny and Colman Domingo.
It must almost be spring, becasue the rumors are starting back up again about Happy Death Day 3. Jessica Rothe gives us an update.
Netflix's The Lord's Day is a new mini-series from Bad Wolf, starring Damson Idris and written by Jonathan Brackley and Sam Vincent.
Disney+ is doing a deep dive into K-Drama, setting a premiere date for Gold Land from Kim Sung-hoon ("Oldboy") and announcing more titles.
Annie Murphy will co-star in a new Netflix drama titled Poser, now in production and has breakout written all over it for the streamer.
Netflix is rebooting 13 Going On 30 with People We Meet On Vacation's Brett Haley directing and Jennifer Garner producing.
Candian director Thomas Soto has been tapped to direct a biopic of UFC all-time great Georges "Rush" St-Pierre.
Project Hail Mary was the talk of the world this past weekend, and it easily won the box office. If you haven't yet, go see it!
BCTV's Blu-Ray/4K Rundown: Netflix and Arrow Video announced the release of the complete Stranger Things series, set for July. Here's a look!
Netflix is back in business with Darren Star for a new series, Uncorked, from Starr and David Schulner, about winemaking in Napa.
Warner Bros has hired writers to bring the Care Bears back to life on the big screen. Who was your favorite bear growing up?
Lionsgate has released the full trailer for its MMA drama Beast, starring Russell Crowe. The film hits theaters on April 10.
MGM+ announced a July 12th premiere date for its 1980s-set crime drama, The Westies, and released the first series key art poster.
With the return of Netflix's The Hunting Wives heading our way, John Stamos discusses joining the hit series' cast for the second season.
This week's Blu-ray news and reviews include The Housemaid, The Stoned Age, Send Help, Criterion releases for June, and more!
Netflix has released the trailer for its upcoming shark attack thriller Thrash. The film will debut on the service on April 10.
Hulu has released the trailer and poster for new comedy Pizza Movie, starring Gaten Matarazzo and Sean Giambrone. It hts the service on April 3.
Mike Flanagan posted on Instagram that his new version of The Exorcist has begun filming in New York City. It opens in theaters next year.
King Conan may be closer to happening than ever before, but could its fate be tied to the Masters of the Universe film in June?
Michiel Huisman has joined Taylor Shilling in the pilot for NBC's What the Dead Know, based on the memoir by Barbara Butcher.
Mike Flanagan has been signed to a multi-year exclusive TV deal by Amazon MGM Studios. Next up: his Carrie series, which wrapped production.
Hoppers easily won the weekend box office, but it was the failure of The Bride! that will have the town talking this week.
Michael Halperin, the writer of the show bible for the 1982 Masters of the Universe Filmation cartoon, has passed away at the age of 91.
We almost got a Mitch & Cam spinoff from ABC's Modern Family, but it sadly fell apart. Jesse Tyler Ferguson explains why it didn't happen.
Viewers were treated to NBC's "One Chicago" crossover this week, but it wasn't easy making this year's three-show event a reality.
In this edition of BCTV's Blu-Ray/4K Rundown, we've got 4K and Blu-ray releases for Snowpiercer, Ultraman, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
The Exorcist has rounded out its cast by adding eleven more performers, all Mike Flanagan regulars. Production sarts in New York soon.
With Scarpetta debuting on Prime Video next week, it sounds like the Nicole Kidman, Jamie Lee Curtis-starring series could lean more "horror" than expected.
Set to return on April 3rd, Apple TV released the first official trailer for the second season of Your Friends & Neighbors, starring Jon Hamm.