Editor’s note: The following contains major spoilers for The Penguin. The HBO seriesThe Penguinhas been an utterly compelling battle between Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) and Sofia (Cristin Milioti) vying for control of Gotham’s criminal underworld and betraying each other every chance they had along the way. Over the course of eight episodes, they dug into Oz’s childhood, the events that shaped his current path, and his relationship with his mother (Deirdre O’Connell), and followed Oz as he took Victor (Rhenzy Feliz), a teenager forced to survive any way he can, under his wing and turned him into a trusted ally before betraying him....

The 10-episode EPIX original seriesBerlin Stationfollows Daniel Miller (Richard Armitage), who has just arrived at the CIA station in Berlin, Germany for a clandestine mission to determine the identity of the whistleblower known as Thomas Shaw. Guided by the veteran but questionable Hector DeJean (Rhys Ifans), Daniel dives into the deep end of a conspiracy that leads all the way back to Washington. The series also starsRichard Jenkins,Michelle Forbes,Leland OrserandTamlyn Tomita....

From showrunnersJosh SchwartzandStephanie Savage,Marvel’s Runaways, available to stream on Hulu, tells the story of six teenagers – Alex Wilder (Rhenzy Feliz), Chase Stein (Gregg Sulkin), Karolina Dean (Virginia Gardner), Nico Minoru (Lyrica Okano), Gert Yorkes (Ariela Barer) and Molly Hernandez (Allegra Acosta) – who realize that their parents have been lying to them all their lives and that they’re really evil. As a result, this group of estranged friends, who also have secrets of their own, must band together to stop their parents before it’s too late....

Ryan Coogler’s original vampire horror film hit theaters just over a month ago, and it has been an exhilarating ride since.Sinnershas found tremendous success at the box office — as it’s earned over $250 million domestically and nearly$350 million globally— and is well-received by both critics and audiences. Coogler is no stranger to his movies excelling on the global stage as the performances of theChadwick Boseman-ledBlack Pantherand the second movie,Wakanda Forever, have proven....

By now you’ve probably seenAndré Øvredal’sScary Stories to Tell in the Dark. But just in case you haven’t seen the superbly crafted PG-13 horror story meant to terrify audiences of all ages, consider this yourspoilerwarning. We’ll be getting into each of the big-screen baddies who haunt the teens at the center of this spooky story in order to see just which of them rivaled the nightmarish narrative and illustrations of the source material’s authorAlvin Schwartzand illustratorStephen Gammell....

Fans ofAlvin Schwartz’sScary Stories to Tell in the Dark(andStephen Gammell’s haunting, disturbing illustrations) have a few months to wait untilAndré Øvredal’s big-screen adaptation arrives on August 9th, but here’s a little something to tide you over in the meantime:Cody Meirick’s documentary,Scary Stories. The doc not only explores the history of the three-volume book series that scared kids (and some adults, apparently) silly in the 80s and 90s and includes interviews with kids horror authors likeR....

Warning: Spoilers are discussed during this interview. Do not watch unless you’ve seen Passengers or don’t care about spoilers. While I usually post all my interviews for a film before release or shortly after opening weekend, I had to make an exception for my interview withPassengersscreenwriterJonSpaihts. That’s because when I sat down with him for an exclusive video interview, we spent a lot of time talking about the ending and the various ways the script changed during development....

[This is a re-post of my review from the 2016 Sundance Film Festival.Sing Streetopens today in limited release.] While everyone knows that music unites us and moves us, it takes skill to not only show how it accomplishes these feats, but also find a narrative in this sentiment. Writer-directorJohn Carneyhas done it three times, and in his latest film,Sing Street, he turns his eye to a coming of age dramedy that may have its fair share of familiar notes, but unlike other films in the genre, Carney knows how to play them beautifully....

Yesterday brought the news thatStar Wars: The Force AwakensBlu-ray would be making its way into your home early this April, and it’d be bringing a bevy of bonus features with it. Though one of those bonus features was teased by way of a brief look at a deleted scene, we weren’t quite sure how many deleted scenes would be available or what their content would be. That’s all changed. Thanks to a breakdown of the special features byJB Hi-Fi, we have a look at just what those deleted scenes entail....

Comic book fans have been spoiled by adaptations likeThe Flash,Arrow,andMarvel’s Daredevilin recent years, but some major icons weren’t so lucky to go so far, or even be remembered. We’re talking about properties like Spider-Man, Captain America, Doctor Strange, Aquaman, and The Justice League. Decades before these characters became major movie franchises for Marvel and DC, they all were imagined for television at a time before such things were considered to be cool....

Check out all of our ongoing coverage of the TCA 2016 Winter Press Tourhere. (Not familiar with the TCAs? Read our handyexplainer). In the midst of its 11th season,Supernaturalstands tall as The CW’s longest running scripted show (a title it recently usurped from long-time champSmallville), and with a devoted fanbase, a supportive network, and a happy pair of leading actors inJensen AcklesandJared Padalecki, there’s no reason it needs to stop there....

WithThe Batmanopening in movie theaters on March 4, I recently had the chance to speak with directorMatt Reevesabout making his hugely anticipated DC movie. During the interview, Reeves talked about test screening the movie before he was done editing, which included showing an even longer version to those early audiences. But while he was nervous going in, he soon learned that the first audience to see the film loved the detective story and it was their favorite part of the film....

[This is a re-post of my review from the 2017 Sundance Film Festival;The Incredible Jessica Jameshits Netflix tomorrow] Like many who sawJessica WilliamsonThe Daily Show, she was a standout correspondent on a show that’s had its fair share of gifted comedians. She was charismatic, cutting, and incredibly funny, so it’s not too much of a surprise that she brings those qualities toJim Strouse’sThe Incredible Jessica James, a film that feels like it’s tailor-made for Williams’ distinctive personality....