Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man continues a Universal Monsters tradition that goes back 84 years.

The Folio Society's latest George R.R. Martin release offers a reminder that season three of House of the Dragon will likely arrive before The Winds of Winter.

Hwang Jun-ho spends most of season two in a boat—but season three of the Netflix hit is poised to lead him into another fiery confrontation.

The Monkey arrives next month—with ever-more takes on the horror author's vast bibliography following close behind.

Screamboat riffs on public domain Disney short Steamboat Willie, with a much higher body count.

The final trailer for Presence is here ahead of the eerie film's January 24 release.

Prepare to dive back into the show’s bifurcated world—and reunite with Mark S., Ms. Cobel, waffle parties, baby goats, and more—with io9’s season one catch-up.

Peter Cushing stars in 1974’s The Beast Must Die… and so do you?

The HBO series inspired by the world of Stephen King's It brings back Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise and debuts later this year.

Apple TV+ really hopes you'll get hooked on the dystopian hit—which, to be fair, you probably will—and become a subscriber for Severance season two.

The director has doubled down on his declaration that he'll be returning to Arrakis sooner than later.

Action fantasy In the Lost Lands comes from the director of Resident Evil and stars Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista.

You knew a man was gonna turn into a wolf, but did you want to see it out of context of the movie?

The killer holiday genre gets another entry when the latest horror comedy from Josh Ruben (Werewolves Within) opens February 7.

Hollywood sure hopes you're still into sequels, reboots, and franchise continuations.

The Oscar winner, who famously turned down the role of Neo in the 1999 sci-fi classic, teased... something on his social media today.

A new behind-the-scenes Netflix video digs into how season two's games, sets, and aesthetic details came into play.

The Netflix series concludes later this year—so here are all the burning questions we still have after season two.

The star of Dune: Part Two recalls how she took suffering for her art to a whole new level.

He's not saying much, of course, but Hwang Dong-hyuk knows you're dying to see what happens next.