The super-sized episode 'The High-Handed Enemy' also leaves a lot of questions unanswered as it carves a path ahead for season two.

Disney Entertainment co-chair Alan Bergman addresses the Star Wars that came and went—and looks ahead at what's coming next in the galaxy far, far away.

This year’s crop of standout characters went far beyond the genre’s typical final girls.

Paul Rudd and Jack Black co-star in the creature comedy from The Incredible Weight of Massive Talent's Tom Gormican.

Author, filmmaker, and curator Kier-La Janisse talks her new streaming series The Haunted Season, and its first entry, Sean Hogan's To Fire You Come at Last.

Here's how you can watch all three versions of the scene (and you must, it's so worth it!) on Hulu.

Director Hwang Dong-hyuk also explains the surprising casting choice made for season two standout Player 120.

Netflix's mega-smash hit returns December 26, with a whole bunch of new faces (and a few familiar ones) stepping into the ring.

Tobe Hooper's 1974 horror classic shares space on this year's list with Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Spy Kids, and more.

FX’s vampire comedy signed off after six seasons with a meta finale that gave us all the feels.

Cox played the infamous cannibal in 1986's Manhunter, two years before Hopkins' Oscar-winning take on the character in The Silence of the Lambs.

28 Weeks Later is also widely available, if your hunger for millennial zombies remains insatiable.

Episode five, “In Blood, Truth,” drops some huge clues about the show's biggest mysteries.

That won't stop the inevitable rumors about a sequel to Greta Gerwig's mega-blockbuster, of course.

Eggers is well aware that SpongeBob SquarePants was many fans' first exposure to the vampire tale—and he appreciates it.

Fans will meet a whole new Gi-hun, aka Player 456, when the Netflix show returns December 26.

That zombie you glimpsed in the trailer isn't played by the Oscar winner, but it sure does look like him.

The Black List's first-ever Adaptation List was just released, and it's full of recent sci-fi and fantasy gems.

The star of DC's upcoming HBO series is a fan of the Justice League cartoons, especially Justice League Unlimited.

Hollywood's annual ranking of popular but not-yet-produced scripts includes some genre stories we'd love to see on-screen.