Editor’s Note: This article contains major spoilers for The Nun II. The Nun IIhas premiered in theaters, taking Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga) on yet another adventure where she must fight against the demon known as Valak (Bonnie Aarons). The sequel follows Frenchie (Jonas Bloquet) after he was possessed by the demonic nun during the previous installment, setting the stage for the events of this movie. At the end ofThe Nun,the young man has no idea the entity has escaped through his body, meaning that, while he now travels across Europe, there’s no way for him to realize what he’s actually doing when Valak possesses him....

We are just days away from the return of the final season ofYellowstoneand there are more questions than answers as to how the saga of the Dutton family, the Dutton Ranch, and everyone on it, will play out. What we do know, however, is that the series will have a new regular cast member in the shape ofKathryn Kelly. Collider is delighted to exclusively confirm that Kelly, who has played Emily in the series since debuting in Season 4, has been bumped up to a series regular for the final season....

If there’s one thing that cinema can reliably do, it’s perfectly capture thepain, angst, and heartache of coming-of-age.Ever since the dawn of movies, filmmakers worldwide have been sharing their universal experience of growing up and putting it to picture, often in unique, innovative, but always relatable ways. If viewers are looking to laugh, cry, and feel a shot of nostalgia right into their veins, the coming-of-age movie is perfect. What makes this genre so special is its ability to evolve for each generation....

Dame Judi Denchis a giant of British cinema, with a career spanning over six decades across both stage and screen.Dench has formidable range, butshe’s particularly good at playing authority figures or people with power, particularly royalty. Indeed, she’s been Oscar-nominated several times for playing monarchs, and won in 1999 for her portrayal ofElizabeth I. She’s similarly commanding as M inJames Bond. With this in mind, this list looks at some of Dench’s strongest projects....

There are a handful of movies every year that audiences just can’t agree on. Whether we love or hate a polarizing film, the contention does spark fascinating conversation. Sometimes it’s a controversial casting choice that gets people talking. Other times it’s a movie adaptation deviating from its source material. RELATED:How 2021 Has Been a Promising Year for Deaf Representation in Movies There are bound to be disagreements when remakes and reboots try new things with beloved characters or franchises....

How badly would it kill the film industry to come up with an original idea? Although the recent success ofBarbieandOppenheimersuggests that audiences might be interested in films that aren’t based on previously existing material, sequels are still Hollywood’s favorite thing to greenlight and produce. A sequel’s quality depends on the thoughtfulness of its creators; for everyTop Gun: MaverickorJohn Wick: Chapter 4, there’s aShazam! Fury of the GodsorHalloween Ends. With so many sequels coming out every year, it’s logical that some - many, in fact, slip through the cracks and become lost in all the noise....

Australia and horror films have a complicated history. With harsh restrictions put in place from 1948-68 to censor what kind of viewing material was available to general audiences, most films with any element of the occult or ultra-violence would become tucked away. All of this would however eventually lead to a horror boom in the Australian film industry that would begin in the 1970s with films likePeter Weir’sPicnic at Hanging Rock....

Read update One of the main things that setThe Simpsonsapart from other animated sitcoms is its social commentaries. Sure, there are funny jokes and satirical aspects, but many of the episodes (mostly the earlier ones) often have a point that the showrunners try to drive home. RELATED:The Best ‘Simpsons’ Episodes According to IMDb These morals are often critiques or commentaries on society, the entertainment industry, or family life and are pretty valuable lessons most of the time....

Ralphie, Flick, and Shwartz are returning once again! While most sequels tend to recast to cater to the time jump,A Christmas Story Christmasis bringing the cast back from the original 1983 feature. The story will follow our favorite characters into adulthood as Ralphie returns to his home on Cleveland Street. In a new interview withEntertainment Tonight,Peter Billingsleytalks about reuniting with the cast after 40 years and elaborated on the themes of the modernized sequel of the holiday season classicA Christmas Story....

Terrifier’s Art the Clownhas become ahorrorlegend this past decade. His trilogy thus far has been one of the goriest in recent memory, and theDamien Leone-createdslasher brandwill soon be ending withTerrifier 4. Leone is currently writing the film, but a ton of pop culture-centric companies have been passing the time with killer Art collectibles. NowMezco Toyzis joining the demented fun with their newTerrifierfigure. A part of Mezco’s nostalgic 5 Points toy line, their latest 3....

While the Western used to be one of the most prevalent and beloved genres of film, it has largely fallen out of favor, replaced by the more traditional action blockbuster and other notable filmmaking trends. Alas, this change hasn’t stopped a select few studios from occasionally going against the grain and releasing a Western in the modern film climate; one of the most prominent studios to do so is Netflix. Thanks to Netflix’s nearly limitless resources and capabilities regarding its original content, they are one of the few studios to have continuously released Westerns on its platform....

Editor’s note: The below contains spoilers for Andor Episode 11.“Here we are, waiting for you” is a popular saying written around cemeteries of Portuguese-speaking countries. It’s an impactful (and a little eerie) reminder of how quickly life can pass us by, and that we are just passing by in our world. Weirdly enough, a very similar idea was incorporated intoAndor’s story in its latest episode, “Daughter of Ferrix.” As Lieutenant Dedra Meero (Denise Gough) gives her team instructions about how to supervise Maarva Andor’s (Fiona Shaw) funeral, one of theImperial Security Bureau(ISB) officials explains what happens when a citizen of Ferrix dies: they are “bricked,” becoming bricks in the walls of the city....

In This Week in Animation News, I’ll take a look at the previous week in the world of animation to get you caught up on everything you might have missed. It’s your one-stop shop for news regarding cartoons, anime, and animated web series. We’re talking movies, TV shows, digital shorts, and everything in between! This week saw some excellent Blu-ray releases (and some not-so-great ones) like Disney’s re-release ofThe Lion Kingand Season 3 ofStar Wars Rebels; both of those have some bonus clips that have been made available for your viewing pleasure....