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Director Adam Shankman in a Film Stories special, taking us through his film story right up to his new film, Stop! That! Train!
Director Adam Shankman shot the joyously entertaining Stop! That! Train! in under three weeks, and it arrives in cinemas this very weekend in the UK.
In this special Film Stories interview, he talks ...
Finally: Disney is bring the likes of The Rock, Strange Days, Commando, Con Air and more to 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray.
It’s little secret that Disney’s lack of interest in its deeper catalogue films has been a real frustration over the past seven or eight years. That since its acquisition too of Fox and its assorted tentacles, it’s only gone back and...
How’s your knowledge on this incomparable Christmas/Halloween classic? Take our The Nightmare Before Christmas quiz.
Jack Skellington remains a beloved part of Halloween – and Christmas! – so perhaps it’s time to test your knowledge on this classic piece of animated cinema.
Here are 25 increasingly devious questions on The Night...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day director Destin Daniel Cretton is making a live-action version of Naruto next, and Charles Melton is set to star.
Update: Director Destin Daniel Cretton has managed to change the doomy narrative surrounding superhero movies over the summer, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day making billions within...
Christian band Demon Hunter is suing Netflix, claiming that KPop Demon Hunters is causing ‘substantial confusion’ over its name.
No, metal band Demon Hunter will not be performing Golden as an encore. The Seattle-based rock outfit, which formed in 2000, is suing Netflix, claiming that