Drew Hancock, Sophie Thatcher, and Jack Quaid tell all about Companion and setting up its bloody start and finish.

The Bells Hells' exploits are coming to an end, but Critical Role team's still got more stories they want to tell.

Using Limp Bizkit might've legitimately have sold me on the Devil May Cry show more than anything else about it.

Rejoice, Sleeping Dogs fans: Simu Liu's reportedly starring and producing in an adaptation of the cult classic crime game.

It may not be out yet, but Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is has enough interest and momentum to warrant a big-budget movie.

MultiVersus was WB's answer to Smash Bros., and just a year after its comeback, the game's been permanently KO'd.

Old names and fresh new faces have joined the increasingly stacked cast for The Odyssey.

Stevens' Trapper was a delight in the last Godzilla x Kong, so it's nice to hear we'll see him again in the new film.

Dario Scardapane and Charlie Cox talk up the rebirth of Daredevil and what the new show is bringing to the table.

A few days before Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man premieres, we get a new look at the show and its catchy theme song.

Chris Pratt will headline his first big screen, non-VO movie in years with next January's sci-fi detective thriller Mercy.

15 years later, Mass Effect 2 continues to leave a lasting legacy over BioWare and the entire role-playing genre.

Millions of people just can't get enough of what The Monkey's selling: watching people die in weirdly horrific, kind of hilarious ways.

Warner Bros. may not be saying Practical Magic 2 is a thing, but the stars continue to align for a sequel to happen.

Since every first-party PlayStation game is getting a show or movie, Insomniac thinks it deserves a second shot.

Hal and John's upcoming HBO show may be set on Earth, but that doesn't mean some alien Lanterns won't be a part of their story.

The Wayans brothers are dusting off the Scary Movie series with a new installment set for June 2026.

The comics publisher is the newest company to cut ties with Neil Gaiman in the wake of his sexual misconduct allegations.

Netflix and Konami know there's a sizable craving for more Castlevania, but meeting that demand seems oddly difficult.

You don't play Helldivers without dying one or three times, so why shouldn't the movie have some celebs perish in the name of freedom?