Historical movies and TV shows have a way of making the past feel vivid, whether they’re telling the story of a famous ruler, a legendary battle, or a real-life icon. But even the most celebrated productions don’t always stick to the facts. To keep the story moving, filmmakers often combine
“Conjuring” Prequel Casts Its Young Warrens
Garrett Wareing (“The Long Walk”) has been cast as a young Ed Warren, while Amanda Fix (“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma”) will play a young Lorraine Warren in “The Conjuring” prequel at New Line Cinema. Dread Central broke the news about the casting, adding that it’s unclear if
14 Darker Facts from Hollywood’s Troubled Past
Hollywood has always had its glamorous side, but not everything behind the movies and red carpets is as polished as it looks. Over the years, plenty of stories have surfaced about difficult film sets, strict studio rules, behind-the-scenes feuds, and moments that changed the industry in unexpected ways. While audiences
15 Movies from the 1980s Your Uncle Still Tries to Make You Watch
Years go by, but there are still a handful of classic movies your uncle can’t believe you haven’t seen yet. Whether he’s quoting his favorite scenes, insisting they ‘don’t make them like this anymore,’ or casually dropping spoilers like it’s no big deal, these ’80s films have earned a permanent
Trailer: Reynolds, Branagh In “Mayday”
Apple TV has premiered the official trailer for “Mayday,” the upcoming action buddy comedy starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh. When hotshot U.S. Navy pilot Lieutenant Troy ‘Assassin’ Kelly (Branagh) is sent on a top-secret mission into Russian territory at the height of the Cold War, the operation implodes, leaving