“Family over everything” is the motto of retired agents Kyrah and Isaac, but that gets put to the test when their former boss wants them – and their young son – out of the way permanently.
Read More‘The Ugly Stepsister’ hails from Norway, and has much more in common with the Brothers Grimm version of the tale than it does with the sanitized Disney version.
Read MoreAs HBO Max has just scrubbed the entirety of the Looney Tunes library from its platform, now is the perfect time to support the toons (and Tunes) you love by seeing the excellent ‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’ in theaters.
Read MoreIf the UK’s Daily Mail is to be believed, some parents are up in arms about the Little Golden Book parody based on Zombie’s 2003 release ‘House of 1000 Corpses’, though it’s appearance on some Amazon best-seller lists says more than a few are in on the gag.
Read MoreApple TV+ has officially renewed Ted Lasso for a surprise fourth season, with Jason Sudeikis returning as everyone’s favorite mustachioed coach. While Season 3 was widely believed to be the series’ last, AFC Richmond isn’t hanging up its cleats just yet.
Read MoreDisney has released the first teaser trailer for Freakier Friday, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2003 hit Freaky Friday. Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan return as Tess and Anna Coleman, but this time, the body-swapping chaos extends to multiple generations, including Anna’s daughter and stepdaughter.
Read MoreTwo popular shows, one popular star: ‘Poker Face’ from Netflix and Peacock’s ‘Black Mirror’ have new trailers that feature an expansive list of guest stars – lists that both feature comedic actor Awkwafina.
Read MorePokémon Go is on the move after the Saudi Public Investment Fund-owned Scopely picks up Niantic’s gaming biz, but the creative team will move along with Pikachu and Meowth to their new home.
Read MoreAfter you watch the trailer for ‘Don’t Let the Cat Out’, you will believe a cat can kill – news that will not shock anyone who actually owns a cat.
Read MoreDisney’s attorneys successfully argued that the studio would not have had access to Buck Woodall’s story, and thus could not have infringed on his work.
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