[ad_1] The first major sequence in Highlander is a sweeping, ethereal tracking shot across Madison Square Garden, where a large crowd cheers on a professional wrestling match. On the surface, it’s a setup for the bigger battle at the heart of the story, the first encounter between two immortals in the film, in the parking garage beneath…

[ad_1] Feeling lucky? No matter if St. Patrick’s Day is jingling onto your March radar yet, fortunes are sure to rise and fall this month on Peacock. This March, lots of new Peacock originals are debuting, with stories of deep family secrets, real-life cowboys, and even an unlikely political icon. And of course, there’s plenty more beyond…

[ad_1] It’s no secret that Jordan Peele shares a particular connection to The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling’s classic science fiction series that’s been a formative piece of genre history for countless storytellers over the decades. Peele himself spearheaded a reboot of the show in 2019, even taking on Serling’s role as narrator for each episode, but…

[ad_1] Pesky process serves are not exclusive to Earth, as we learned in this week’s episode of Resident Alien Season 3, “141 Seconds,” which saw Harry (Alan Tudyk) subpoenaed by a Blue Avian representative (Violent Night‘s Edi Patterson) of the Galactic Federation. Turns out our friendly neighborhood extraterrestrial visitor broke galactic law when he reneged on his promise to…

[ad_1] The worst part about being a werewolf (we suspect) is the loss of control. One day, you’re an ordinary person living out your life and the next day you’re an advice columnist living in the middle of nowhere, Australia, avoiding any interpersonal relationships because you become an uncontrollable beast when the Moon is full.…

[ad_1] With Valentine’s Day barely in our rearview mirror, Cupid’s quiver is still stocked with arrows and love is in the air — so what could be more amorous than watching a blood-soaked Michael Douglas come to rue the night he ever fell for a casual acquaintance from work? Fatal Attraction (streaming here on Peacock!) is just…

[ad_1] Middle films in a cinematic trilogy are often the chapters that try harder and take more memorable swings. Thus, it’s common for audiences to not know how to react to the change or innovation they’re presented with, and sometimes they balk. Fast-forward years later, and that same title is often reassessed, or just confirmed…

[ad_1] In addition to being a showcase for Hugh Jackman’s great hair, Van Helsing was also an attempt to revive and reinvent the Universal Classic Monsters. In the 2004 film (now streaming on Peacock!), the titular vampire-hunter faces off with Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, and even Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It was meant to be…

[ad_1] Every time we send an astronaut into space, we have to send them with everything they might need to survive. The list of things they’ll definitely need is relatively short: food, water, air, and shelter. But the list of things they’ll need to do anything interesting is longer, and the list of things they…

[ad_1] Maestro of hair-raising terror James Wan is expanding his collaboration with Peacock by way of Teacup, an upcoming horror-thriller television series, the NBCUniversal streaming platform confirmed today. First announced all the way back in December 2022, the show was inspired by Robert McCammon’s New York Times bestselling novel Stinger (1988) and will center around a group of very different…