[ad_1] Bryce Dallas Howard is no stranger to staying tight-lipped when it comes to her projects. From starring roles in two twisty M. Night Shyamalan movies and the Jurassic World franchise to directing episodes of The Mandalorian, Howard’s had practice protecting spoilers at all costs. Yet she’ll ask you to believe her when she tells you that…

[ad_1] The events of SYFY’s The Ark (streaming now on Peacock) take a few liberties with their portrayal of space exploration, but the show gets one thing absolutely correct: things go wrong in space. All of the planning, testing, and dress rehearsals can’t compare to actually launching something into the abyss, and it’s almost guaranteed…

[ad_1] Since his 2017 directorial debut, Get Out, Jordan Peele has continued to build a name for himself as one of the most exciting and compelling voices in horror. But Peele’s not just out to tell his own stories. Through his Monkeypaw Productions banner, he’s helped guide projects ranging from Candyman to Lovecraft Country to the screen. Now, Peele and…

[ad_1] Back to the Future is a classic sci-fi adventure now, but back when director Robert Zemeckis was putting the film together, it seemed like one of those movies teetering on the brink of success or failure. Zemeckis famously had to recast the lead role partway through filming, swapping out Eric Stoltz for Michael J. Fox,…

[ad_1] After the romance of Ben (Raymond Lee) and Hannah’s (Eliza Clark) third meeting in time for an adventure in Egypt during his last leap, Quantum Leap’s first episode back from break surprised the couple (and us) with a very unexpected twist. “Off the Cuff” — which is the show’s clever riff on the classic action/comedy, Midnight Run — has Ben…

[ad_1] Feliz cumpleaños, Puss in Boots! This year marks two decades since the suave, animated feline voiced by Antonio Banderas first showed up in 2004’s Shrek 2 (now streaming on Peacock!). Since then, Puss has appeared in two more theatrical Shrek sequels, and his popularity as a character has earned him two big screen spin-offs, 2011’s Puss in Boots…

[ad_1] The practice of committing homicide and harvesting fresh body parts to sustain your undead boyfriend is often looked down upon in polite society, but when it’s safely done within the confines of a video game, the risk of landing a life sentence drops significantly. So if you ever felt the need to rid the…

[ad_1] If Kurt Russell was given the choice to direct his flamethrower at a dangerous alien life-form hellbent on assimilating all of humanity or an ostentatious piece of headwear, he’d choose to burn the headwear every time. Recently breaking down some of his most iconic film roles for a GQ video, the 72-year-old actor admitted…

[ad_1] Sometimes new information makes you change your entire trajectory. In the 2010 animated film Despicable Me (streaming now on Peacock), career supervillain Gru (Steve Carell) makes one of the hardest left turns in movie history when he shifts from a life of crime to a life of tea parties and slumber parties. But after…

[ad_1] “Dead or alive, you’re coming with me.” In 1994, the crime-fighting exploits of Alex Murphy, aka RoboCop, continued on the small screen following a trilogy of films centered around the half-man/half-machine member of the Detroit Police Department.  The live-action series (all episodes are currently streaming on Peacock) featured the involvement of RoboCop screenwriters Michael Miner and Edward Neumeier…