While Arnold Schwarzenegger will always be known as one of the great action stars of a generation, he's also never been afraid to play against type and do comedy. His next film, Why We're Killing Gunther , will be his next effort in the genre, and it sounds hilarious.
After so very many years, the Resident Evil film franchise is ready to wrap up. The first trailer for the appropriately named, Final Chapter is here, and it has all the gun-toting, zombie killing insanity we would expect.
Actress Kathy Najimy speaks to area Democrats on behalf of presidential nominee Hillary Clinton Monday at the Des Moines County Democratic headquarters in Burlington. Najimy, best known for her starring role in Disney's "Hocus Pocus," made the case for the former secretary of state by touting Clinton's years of experience.
She's experiencing a career renaissance thanks to her star turn in the Netflix sci-fi drama Stranger Things , but Winona Ryder is keenly aware of the public perceptions that have hampered her in the past. The 44-year-old shot to fame in the late '80s with roles in hits like Heathers and Beetle Juice , and through the '90s was one of Hollywood's most profitable actresses.
Taraji P. Henson participates in the "Empire" panel during the Fox Television Critics Association summer press tour on Monday, Aug. 8, 2016, in Beverly Hills, Calif. . In this image released by Fox, characters, from left, Bart, voiced by Nancy Cartwright, Lisa, voiced by Yeardley Smith, Maggie, Marge, voiced by Julie Kavner and Homer, voiced by Dan Castellaneta appear in a scene from the animated series... .
A roundup of news from the Television Critics Association summer meeting, at which TV networks and streaming services are presenting details on upcoming programs. Ivy Levan, back row from left, Staz Nair, Annaleigh Ashford, Ben Vereen, Christina Milian and Reeve Carney, and front row from left, Tim Curry, Ryan McCarten, Victoria Justice, executive producer Lou Adler, executive producer/director/choreographer Kenny Ortega, and executive producer Gail Berman participate in the panel for "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" during the Fox Television Critics Association summer press tour on Monday, Aug. 8, 2016, in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Ivy Levan, back row from left, Staz Nair, Annaleigh Ashford, Ben Vereen, Christina Milian and Reeve Carney, and front row from left, Tim Curry, Ryan McCarten, Victoria Justice, executive producer Lou Adler, executive producer/director/choreographer Kenny Ortega, and executive producer Gail Berman participate in the panel for "The Rocky Horror ... (more)
Are old ideas the best ideas? That's a question that Fox's day at the Television Critics Association 2016 TV Summer Press Tour can't help but raise. As this Monday has gone on, the TV critics and journalists in attendance here at the Beverly Hilton hotel have heard about such Fox projects as "The X-Files" , "Prison Break" and the new take of "24," "24: Legacy," coming in February 2017; new series "The Exorcist" and "Lethal Weapon," both based on old movies; and a new TV-movie production of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," based on the 1975 cult classic movie.
This news feels like it's been a long time coming as the specialty Blu-ray release marketa S-a Sone largely focused on genre filmsa S-a Shas continued to grow even as home video itself seems stagnant. Labels like Arrow Video, Scream Factory, Vinegar Syndrome and others have developed dedicated customer bases through releases of old favorites lovingly restored and packed with special features.