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28 Years Ago This Month, Buffy Officially Switched Genres
28 years ago, Buffy the Vampire Slayer officially switched genres. The result was one of the show's best seasons and a fresh start for the series.
5 Classic Sci-Fi Shows Better Than Star Trek
Star Trek is one of the most influential TV series of all time, but these classic Sci-Fi shows give Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future a run for its money.
Sadie Sink's Jean Grey Powers Are A Significant Downgrade From The Comics
Jean Grey has officially arrived in the MCU, but she's nowhere near as powerful as her comics counterpart.
10 Best Corrupt Cop TV Shows Of All Time, Ranked
No one wants to run into a corrupt cop in real life, but these shows are proof that a maverick who doesn't play by the rules makes for great television.
Buddy The Unicorn Kicked Out Of Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights
The theme park’s increasingly popular Halloween season continues to amass more and more movie maniacs, assuming they’re invited
Grimm Meets True Blood In Syfy's Underrated 5-Season Urban Fantasy Series
Lost Girl featured quirky supernatural characters, political drama, and a private investigator hunting for the truth about her past.
8 Years Later, HBO’s Gritty Star-Studded Thriller Masterpiece Is Still a Perfect Book Adaptation You Can Binge in One Night
HBO has many impressive thriller TV series, but there is one adaptation of a popular novel that is worth binge-watching.
Steve McQueen's Legendary Western Series With 3 Seasons Is Mandatory Viewing
You can see Steve McQueen growing as an actor when you watch this Western series, which he starred in just before his film career skyrocketed.
Oprah Moderates Convo For ‘Everest: The Other Side,’ Reveals If She Plans To Scale World’s Tallest Mountain – Telluride Film Festival
No less a figure than Oprah Winfrey appeared at the Telluride Film Festival to moderate a conversation about Everest: The Other Side, following the film’s North American premiere on Saturday. Turns…
‘Agata the Writer’ Review: Mia Wasikowska Plays an Author Adrift and Short of Ideas, in a Sly, Witty Film With Plenty
As anyone who has made a great-author biopic (or even watched one, for that matter) can tell you, writing is among the hardest professions to make cinematic. The slow churn of ideas, the…
Brendan Fraser Confirms The Mummy 4’s Official Filming Start (And It's Soon)
As anticipation continues to build for The Mummy 4, Brendan Fraser has confirmed when filming will officially begin, and it's very soon.
Abbott Elementary Must Drop One Infamous Trope In Season 6 Before It’s Too Late
Abbott Elementary's usual mockumentary warmth and sharp workplace satire clash with a perfunctory season 5 breakup that stalled supporting arcs.
'28 Days Later' Director Admits Using AI to Make His New Film
Danny Boyle's newest film, 'Ink,' premiered at the Venice Film Festival this week.
Glen Powell’s R-Rated Series Nearly Doubles Season 1’s Rotten Tomatoes Score
After a lukewarm reception for season 1, Glen Powell's R-rated show has nearly doubled that score for season 2, which just released all its episodes.
Telluride Film Festival 2026: Read All Of Deadline’s Reviews
The 2026 Telluride kicked off Friday, September 5, in Colorado and runs through Labor Day. The 53rd edition of the fest kicks off with first-day films including seven-time Oscar nominee Mike Leigh’s…
William Shatner Played A Murderer On This '60s Crime Drama That Later Became A Hit Movie
Over the past half century, William Shatner has played pretty much every kind of character - including a devious cop killer in a classic ABC crime show.
The 10 Best Shows Like M*A*S*H
A unique blend of comedy and drama, series like M*A*S*H are once in a lifetime, but these TV shows were able to replicate some of the '70s sitcom's magic.
Venice Film Festival 2026 Photos Day 5: ‘Possible Love,’ ‘The Echo Chamber’ & ‘Hombre Al Agua’ Premieres
The competition gathers momentum today on Day 5 with the world premiere of Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love, starring Jeon Do-yeon and Sul Kyung-gu, alongside Andrea Pallaoro’s The Echo Chamber…
Breaking Baz: Léa Seydoux Talks ‘Gentle Monster’s “Complexity” And “Contradictions” & Why She Wants To Take More Risks — Telluride Film Festival
Having appeared in both the penultimate and the final Daniel Craig-era Bond films and in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two, Léa Seydoux has entered a phase of her career where risk-taking feels…
This Short-Lived NBC Series Could Have Been One Of The Best Sci-Fi Shows Of The 2020s
NBC canceled this 2021 sci-fi series after just one season, which is too bad since it had the potential to become something truly special.
‘Possible Love’ Cast Sobs as Lee Chang-dong’s Epic Embraced at Venice With 6-Minute Standing Ovation
Acclaimed South Korean director Lee Chang-dong returned after 24 years to the Venice Film Festival, where he was warmly embraced with a six-minute standing ovation for his sweeping romantic drama…
‘The Echo Chamber’ Review: Luca Marinelli, Alicia Vikander and Susan Sarandon Reverberate Through a Smoky, Somber Single-Location Love Story
If you’re ever thinking of attempting a single-location film, choose that location with care. Make it high-ceilinged, light-filled, book-lined, with a reading-nook conservatory area, a gargantuan…
The Odyssey & Spider-Man Crush New Labor Day Weekend Releases On U.S. Box Office Chart
Labor Day weekend's new releases, such as Fall 2 and By Any Means, were conquered on the U.S. box office chart by Spider-Man and The Odyssey.
Venice Film Festival 2026: Ink, Moragheb, Too Much Sugar
On three Venice premieres, including the latest from Danny Boyle and Robert Greene.