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Before Final Destination: Bloodlines arrives let's revisit the franchise's famous deaths, from the absurd to the…

Miley Cyrus isn't in a conservatorship but these Netflix nightmares are realer than you'd expect

"I'm not a babyface. I'm not a heel. I'm a human being," Cena yelled at his former fans and a small child

From The Sixth Sense's dead people to Old's creepy island, the master of surprises has had his hits and misses

Roman Reigns, CM Punk, and Seth Rollins have wanted to beat each other up for years, and WWE fans want to see it

We've spent hours binging all of these shows, and now we want to spend hundreds more playing them

The season finale capped off an incredibly fierce performance by the nicest guy on TV

Only a master director can make a murderer, a snitch, and a psychopath irresistible

It's almost impossible to figure out what The Academy will do, but we still tried

With Captain America: Brave New World in theaters, we look back at 17 years of Marvel's sprawling superhero saga

Bloody alien births, self-inflicted chemical burns, and more repulsive cinematic feats face off in a contest of what…

From his Bottle Rocket beginnings to his Moonrise Kingdom heights, revisit the characters that defined a legendary…

The Oscar-winning director has made movies about killing Nazis, killing slaveowners, and killing Bill, but we don't…

From Glen Powell as Goldilocks to Harrison Ford as America's dad, these 30-second spots need to be series

'It seems just plain wrong to steal my likeness or sound — or anyone else’s,' actor Hank Azaria wrote

The actress explains how her character's unique relationship with Invincible can protect her

The youngest Viltrumite is not what we thought he was, and that just made this season even better

In the Disney+ series' alternate reality, one of the greatest Marvel battles would've been very different

In The You You Are, we learn one of the show's weirdest origin stories and find out about Lumon's nefarious influence

From a robot apocalypse to Bad Bunny in a golf comedy, Netflix's 2025 slate of movies looks promising