FX has unveiled premiere dates for its impressive catalog of new and returning shows including for the all-new original limited seriesClass of ‘09. The suspensethrillerstars Emmy nomineesBrian Tyree Henry(Atlanta) andKate Mara(House of Cards). FX has set the show for an exclusive premiere on Hulu on May 10. Per the official synopsis,Class of ’09will “follow a class of FBI agents set in three distinct points in time who grapple with immense changes as the U....

Star Wars: Skeleton Crewcame into our lives quicker than the Millennium Falcon, racing to complete the Kessel run in under 12 parsecs, and afteran explosive finalethat saw At Attin finally revealed to the galaxy, Season 1 is officially over. One thing that is referenced throughout the first season by the citizens of At Attin is The Great Work, which we’re led to believe is working to stock the New Republic Mint with credits....

Season 1 of the HBO hit prequel series,House of the Dragon, set the stage for the Dance of Dragons to begin in essence. With the promise of a lot of fire and blood, fans looked forward toSeason 2with great fervor. With each episode, the tension between the two opposing factions of the warring family grew, teasing an epic showdown between Team Black andTeam Green. However, when the season finale did arrive, audiences witnessed what was a ratheranti-climatic ending, much to their chagrin....

Fans ofYellowjacketsare still reeling from the trailer for Season 3 that dropped last week. One of the characters that we’re most curious to see again is Shauna (Sophie Nélisse). After going through another major trauma, we don’t know how she’ll behave with the rest of the group. Luckily for Collider readers, we were able to ask Nélisse herself while she was atSundancepromoting her new movieTwo Women. During the interview, Nélisse spoke toCollider Ladies NighthostPerri Nemiroffabout the events from Season 2 that shaped the character and teased a bit of what we can expect for Season 3....

A big star is circling the even-bigger title role ofTim Burton’s next project.Margot Robbieis in early talks to star inAttack of the Fifty-Foot Woman, a remake of the 1958 drive-in cult classic of the same name. It would be the first collaboration between theBeetlejuice Beetlejuicedirector and theWolf of Wall Streetstar.Variety reportsthat Robbie is looking to produce the project, as well as star in it. The actor is no stranger to genre material, and even has some experience being “larger than life”: the allegorical opening scene ofBarbiefeatures Robbie as a version of the title doll colossal enough to block out the sun....

Justin Linis a filmmaker now synonymous with theFast & Furious franchise, having directed six installments, including the fan favorite,Tokyo Drift. What many might not know, though, is that his roots are in indie filmmaking, bringing his sophomore film,Better Luck Tomorrow, to Sundance in 2002. In his return to the festival, Lin casts aside high octane and big budgets for his take on real-life missionary John Allen Chau’s final days. InLast Days, we follow John Chau (Sky Yang) from his beginnings as an aimless student to his extreme descent into missionary life that led him to North Sentinel Island....

M3GAN 2.0has disappointed fans and fizzled out at the box office. While the original feature created a social media frenzy unlike any other and made it one of the profitable horror flicks of the year, the sequel heavily underperformed in equal measure. The movie is produced by horror specialistsJason BlumandJames Wan, both of whom were behind M3GAN, as was directorGerard Johnstone. In a new interview, Blum reflected on what went wrong withM3GAN 2....

Not every television series needs to have an ensemble cast, and a show likeTrackeris arguably at its best when it remains focused on its single central character. After all, that’s why audiences continue to tune into the CBS procedural.Justin Hartley’s Colter Shaw is an enjoyable protagonist whose interactions with locals in every state he visits makes the show unique compared to other procedurals on television. And yet, Colter needs his team to help solve each new case, even ifTrackeroften struggles to utilize these characters in an effective way....

Since the early days of cinema, war movies have been a defining pillar of the medium. Regardless of whether they are a merciless immersion into the mayhem of the battlefield or a more distanced look at the morality and politics of it all, the best war films have always intrigued and disturbed viewers with their perspectives on real-world conflicts. While many have grown outdated as products that catered to their times,some war movies have endured as masterpieces of filmmaking, timeless with their commentary on the nature of warfare....

Ask anyNew Girlfan about the best episodes of the show, and many of the same episode names will come up over and over again. There is Season 2, Episode 15, “Cooler,” where Jess Day (Zooey Deschanel) and Nick Miller (Jake Johnson) had their first kiss. There is also Season 4, Episode 6, “Background Check,” where Winston had to get his background check at the police academy while everyone else had to help Jess hide what she thought was a bag of meth....

Hollywood and the global film industry thrive on successful formulas, and certain narratives resonate so strongly with audiences that they inspire reimaginings across different genres and settings. Sometimes, it’s inevitable for movies to share similar premises. Whether it’s a classic underdog story, a tale of forbidden love, or a hero’s journey, filmmakers often find new ways to reinterpret familiar tropes. While some may see them as lazy storytelling, it is also a testament to how powerful a great idea can be....

Say what you want about crime in real life, but when it’s depicted in a work of fiction, it can often be exciting. Crime movies come in many shapes and sizes, but arguably the most prominent sub-genre withinthe broader crime genre is the gangster movie. Given these revolve around mobsters, shady individuals, or authority figures tasked with taking down such people, most gangster movies are at least somewhat thrilling just for including gangsters as characters....

[WithA Discovery of Witchesnow getting its cable debut, here’s Andrea Reiher’s original review of the series from January] There are a few lines delivered near the end of theADiscovery of Witchespremiere that provide a nice, neat summary of the show’s premise: “Ashmole 782 has been missing for centuries, and yet you were able to call it up. Aren’t you curious why? That book has never appeared to me or anyone else, no matter what we’ve done....