Thank the heavenly Starz for releasing its first images fromHeels, its upcoming drama about pro wrestling starringStephen AmellandAlexander Ludwig.Heelsmarks Amell’s return to television afterArrow’s eighth and final season last year. The same goes for Ludwig, who just finished up the sixth and final season ofVikingsin 2020. Starz strategically released these barely dressed hunks as the first images of the show so that audiences can get a first look at some of the brilliant costumes — and for some other drool-related purposes....

On this week’s episode of Collider Nightmares (June 07, 2025) Clarke Wolfe, Jon Schnepp, Perri Nemiroff and Cobbster will discuss the following: Fresh Meat: Look out, y’all: Collider is bringing you some mad scary scoops. First, it looks like our own Steve “Frosty” Wientraub has gottena nice little update on the long in development Friday the 13th movie. Here’s what we know: Friday the 13th will NOT be found footage. The script they are working from isAaron Guzikowski’s....

As a longtime fan ofBob Odenkirk, I’m happy to report his new action movie,Nobody, kicks all kinds of ass. Unlike some movies where clever editing is often used to hide the fact that the main actor had to sit most of the action out, Odenkirk trained for two years to do all the fight scenes himself. So when you see him taking bad guys apart during a brutal and bloody bus fight, it really is Odenkirk doing the stunt work....

Thegame ofSurvivorhas evolved throughout the years.Richard Hatchwon the first season in 2000. He later returned forAll Starsin season 8 and wasthe fourth voted out. The new era ofthe reality competition seriesis full of new advantages, has shorter days, and no rice to start. But people from the earlier eras stay tuned with the new game. Hatch spoke toColliderabout his appearance onHouse of VillainsSeason 2. He revealed that he’s watching Survivor 47 andhas a special connection with one of the castaways....

WithPacific Rim Uprisingopening in theaters March 23rd, a few days ago I sat down withScott Eastwoodto talk about the sequel. Unlike most press junkets that take place an at area hotel, Universal and Legendary went all out forPacific Rim Uprisingand built some amazing set ups using props from the movie for the interviews. It was like stepping inside a location from the film. While it’s expensive and time consuming, I wish more studios did stuff like this for their films....

Ahead of making hisA24debut next month withA Different Man, one Marvel star has a 2023 crime drama that’s topping the charts on Apple TV+.Sharper, which starsSebastian StanandJulianne Moore, has officially crept into the top 10 on Apple TV+, sneakily landing at the #10 spot.Sharperfalls just short ofPalmer, another Apple TV+ original which starsJustin Timberlakeand has been in the top 10 for more than a week now. Also beating outSharperis the 2023Martin Scorsesedirected filmKillers of the Flower Moonwhich starsRobert De NiroandLeonardo DiCaprio, andNapoleon, the biographical drama byRidley Scottwhich starsJoaquin Phoenixas the titular character....

If you’ve been as consistently annoyed and befuddled by the extent of theStar Wars: The Force Awakenssecrecy, in its marketing and publicity, you’re not alone, dear reader. In aninterview with The Guardian,Anthony Daniels, who has played C-3PO in all theStar Warsfilms, includingStar Wars 7, admitted that he’s just plum tired of dealing with the insane amount of secrecy that Disney has demanded in terms of giving out any details about the plot details or production happenings in and around the making ofThe Force Awakens....

If you can’t make it to London’s West End to see a play, watchingThe Dresseron Starz may well be the next best thing. It features two acting heavyweights in SirsIan McKellenandAnthony Hopkins, appearing alongside one another for — inconceivably — the very first time.The Dresser, based on a 1980s play byRichard Harwood(which was later made into a feature film in 1983) aired on the BBC last fall, with Starz now carrying it for American audiences — who may find some of the regional accents a little difficult to suss out....

Will the direwolves finally get justice in theGame of Thronesprequel? Possibly, according to authorGeorge R.R. Martin. While fans of Martin’sA Song of Ice and Firebook series were excited to see the close companionship between direwolves and the Starks in HBO’s TV adaptation,the show never really got it right. Worse, they outright maligned the direwolves to the point that the creatures never mattered much in the show anyway. Granted a major reason was because actually filming scenes between the humans and wolves was tricky—the show shot in the UK, but the wolves had to be filmed separately on a soundstage in Los Angeles....

Let society never forget that even in the chopped-to-pieces mess that wasDavid Ayer’sSuicide Squad, Captain Boomerang (Jai Courtney) remained a delightful bright spot, the only character actually operating on the gonzo wavelength the studio was selling. So it was a joy to see that Courtney’s triangle-tossing super-criminal would be returning for writer/directorJames Gunn’sThe Suicide Squad, and it was adoublejoy when Collider’s Steve Weintraub got to ask the Australian actor about it during a recent conversation forHonest Thief....

The Wheel of Time’s Amazon TV adaptation has released a new photo, as well as a short video ofRosamund Pike’s announcing that a teaser trailer — the first footage of the series — will be released tomorrow. The new photo is a backshot of Pike’s Moiraine in a stunning blue gown, as she overlooks a sweeping visual shot from a tower.The Wheel of Timewas shot in Prague, but this photo makes it unclear how much CGI they will use to makes authorRobert Jordan’s unnamed world come alive....

Japan has undeniably had a massive impact on shaping the world of film since the medium’s conception, and has produced some of the titans of the directing world. This can be seen from the classic storytelling ofAkira Kurosawain films likeSeven SamuraiandIkiru, to the thoughtful cinema ofKenji Mizoguchiwith his hauntingly beautifulUgetsu, and the animated masterpieces ofHayao Miyazakithrough his collaborations withStudio Ghibli. There is one Japanese director, however, that brought yet another very distinct style to the table, a style that helped to set him apart from his contemporaries and proved successful time and time again, as seen with 13 of his films earning100% ratings on Rotten Tomatoes....

Few experiences are as universal as being an awkward teenager, with many of the besthorrorfilmsdetailing the uncomfortable growth that people are forced to go through as they depart childhood for the uncharted territory of ‘Young Adult.‘Countless movies attempt to portray this, but few are as quietly unsettling — and twistedly apt — asJohn Adams, Zelda Adams,andToby Poser’sHellbender. This mystical, heavy-metal influencedShudderfilm follows a mother and daughter, with the teenager having been kept sheltered and alone for the majority of her life....