Get OutstarAllison Williamsis reuniting with Blumhouse to star in its tech-themed horror-thrillerM3GAN, the company announced Wednesday. Williams will play Gemma, a brilliant roboticist at a toy company who uses artificial intelligence to develop M3GAN, a life-like doll programmed to be a kid’s greatest companion and a parent’s greatest ally. After unexpectedly gaining custody of her orphaned niece, Gemma enlists the help of the M3GAN prototype – a decision that has unimaginable consequences....

Andy Cohenmight host theVanderpump Rulesreunion but he doesn’t produce theLisa Vanderpumppowerhousereality franchise. But when news broke aboutthe popular show taking a production pause, Cohen did share his thoughts on the situation on Sirius XM showRadio Andy.Vanderpump Ruleswent through a boom whenit was revealed that Tom Sandoval cheated on his girlfriend of 9 years,Ariana Madix, withone of her best friends,Rachel Leviss. The “Scandoval” happened in the last episode of the season and it ushered in a summer of buzz for the show and a very quick turnaround on filming the next season....

BeforeFleabagcreatorPhoebe Waller-Bridgegifted the unworthy people of this world withthe life-altering Hot Priest(I thank God every day forAndrew Scott), there wasThe Exorcist. DirectorWilliam Friedkin’s meticulous masterpiece of psychological horror hinges upon its characters. The first 40 minutes constitute a character study and every nightmare-inducing,audience-fainting spectaclethat follows only matters because Friedkin devised an intimate emotional canvas upon which to splatter-paint pea-soup vomit and160-degree head twists. But examining such conscientious craftsmanship is for another piece....

Now more than ever it seems as though folks could use a good laugh, and a great comedy can do wonders for the human spirit. But you may not know exactly which comedy movie you want to watch, and it can be hard to find the right film when confronted withso manychoices.Huluhas a pretty robust library of comedy movies, and we here at Collider have gone through the films available and picked out the best of the best....

The macabre imagination that directorTod Browningput into his horror classics of the 1930s is why he was known as “the Edgar Allan Poe of Cinema.” A suave vampire prepares to take a deadly visit to England inDracula, and carnival sideshow performers seek revenge on deceitful outsiders inFreaks. Browning is known for these seminal horror movies, but did you know he made one of the most famous lost horror films of all time?...

The next adventure featuringDavid CorenswetasSupermanis taking shape. During a recent interview, filmmaker and co-head of DC Studios,James Gunn, shared some details about what’s to come for the last son of Krypton. The character was recently introduced in the first theatrical installment of the DC Universe.Supermanhad a global debut of $220 million at the box office, turning it into a successful starting point for Warner Bros.' new franchise. During an interview withJosh Horowitzon theHappy Sad Confusedpodcast, the first detail that James Gunn revealed regarding the movie is the fact it won’t be aWorld’s Fineststory featuring Batman, or a movie that pitches the two characters against each other, such asBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice....

Even though the filmmakers were still hard at work finishing the highly anticipatedFrozen IIin time for its November 22ndrelease date, they invited members of the media out to Walt Disney Animation Studios on September 6thto preview various parts of the film, as well as some of the new original songs. Directed byJennifer Lee(who’s also the Chief Creative Officer at WDAS) andChris Buck(Tarzan) and produced byPeter Del Vecho(who’s also Senior Vice President of Production, overseeing the production for all of the feature films at WDAS), the sequel to the highest grossing animated film of all time in worldwide box office will see Elsa (voiced byIdina Menzel), Anna (voiced byKristen Bell), Kristoff (voiced byJonathan Groff), Olaf (voiced byJosh Gad) and Sven set out on a dangerous journey to discover the answers to why Elsa was born with magical powers, and they’ll learn whether those powers are enough to ensure their survival....

AGambitmovie was always this weird thing. You had a character who had only been in one movie before–X-Men Origins: Wolverine–and now they wanted to give him his own movie withChanning Tatumon board to star. The film cycled through multiple directors includingRupert Wyatt,Doug Liman, andGore Verbinski, but no one stuck around to get the project off the ground even though there were times whenGambitappeared deep into pre-production. And now it’s dead....

Glen Powell’scareer has been heating up, and now Powell himself will be heating up, quite literally, for his next role. Powell is set to star in a film for Amazon MGM Studios about a firefighter, according to Deadline, with the project to be directed byRon Howard.Howard is no stranger to this type of production, having directed the iconic firefighter filmBackdraftin 1991, so this seems like a perfect fit. Plot details about the film remain slim....

Game on! Details about the latest game in theGrand Theft Autofranchise with the working titleProject Americasincluding its setting and the first playable female protagonist were released. Grand Theft Auto 6will feature its first playable female protagonist, according to aBloombergarticle focusing on how the change in creative direction at Rockstar Games could affect the next game in the series. The woman, who is Latina, is one of a pair of leading characters, inspired by the infamous bank robbers Bonnie and Clyde....

Name a more iconic duo thanGuillermo del Toroand exciting projects that end up not happening. The Oscar-winner is Hollywood’s King of What Could Have Been, and although I’ll always be bummed aboutThe Haunted MansionandAt the Mountains ofMadness,the one that keeps me up at night is Del Toro’s scrappedFrankenstein, which would have starred the filmmaker’s frequent creature-collaboratorDoug Jonesas the monster. So when I got a chance to sit down with Jones for an episode of “Collider Connected”, I asked the actor what we could’ve expected....

“A year of life lost.” “More connected, yet more separated than ever.” Over the last year, phrases like these have become as cliched and well-worn as the pair of sweatpants you adopted as your daily attire. However, sentiments like these become cliched because they contain fundamental truths. And, for those of us who already suffered from mental health issues and sparse social circles, the past year of necessary isolation and quarantine exacerbated a problem of alienation into a full-blown viral outbreak in its own right....

One of my favorite hands-on gaming experiences over the last year had nothing to do with a screen, a controller, or a console/PC packed with high-tech components. It wasHunt A Killer’sBlair Witchmystery campaign, a six-month scare-fest that put you, the player, in charge of solving an original story about a local disappearance pulled straight from the horror franchise’s mythology. The best part about that experience was that you didn’t even need to be a diehardBlair Witchfan to enjoy it; the real gem was in the Hunt A Killer team’s hand-crafted mystery boxes packed to the gills with collectibles, documents, and more tactile goodies that you could spread out on your tabletop as you cracked the codes, put the puzzle pieces together, and tried to solve the case....