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The Rookie's dedicated fans have been given a fascinating tease of how Monica Stevens will affect season 8. As fans wait for the premiere of The Rookie season 8, they can theorize about how Monica might change as she is poised to take the show in new directions.

While speaking to Collider, The Rookie star Nathan Fillion and showrunner Alexi Hawley discussed the hit drama's upcoming eighth season. On top of addressing how season 8 will affect Chenford, the duo also gave a glimpse into Monica's role in the show's upcoming storylines.

During their interview, Fillion and Hawley responded to a question about Monica's stunning season 7 finale return. While Fillion solely discussed the character's villainous ways, Hawley gave some tantalizing teases of how Monica would take season 8 in new directions. Check out their comments below:

Hawley: I'm very excited about that. Part of the joy of figuring out some of our villains...

Spoiler Alert !!!This article contains major spoilers about 'Dexter: Resurrection' Episode 7.

Dexter: Resurrection Episode 7, titled “Course Correction”, saw simmering tensions between Dexter (Michael C. Hall) and his Miami Metro Pd colleague Angel Batista (David Zayas). In their most recent reunion, Batista states his theory about Dexter being the rideshare killer (Dark Passenger), while also accusing him of a few other murders he did not commit.

Batista’s growing suspicions continue to pose a threat to Dexter’s true identity and subsequently disrupt Harrison’s (Jack Alcott) life. His personal motives continue to fuel his conviction. And if Resurrection is anything like the Og series, things cannot end well for Batista.

Batista’s Relentless Pursuit of The Bay Harbour Butcher in Dexter: Resurrection

Since the pilot episode of Dexter: Resurrection, we’ve seen Batista on a mission to prove and expose Dexter Morgan’s real identity; all because of...

On Oct. 3, Taylor Swift asked me what day it was and I said…uhhh Mean Girls Day? Album release day?

For the past two decades, Oct. 3 has always been unofficially known as Mean Girls Day, referencing the iconic 2004 film starring Lindsay Lohan. However, Swift has decided to switch things up.

The pop superstar revealed Wednesday that her 12th album, The Life of a Showgirl, will also be released Oct. 3 — essentially claiming that day as her own this year. But she has a good reason.

The Grammy winners shared on a recent episode of the New Heights podcast, hosted by her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his brother, Jason Kelce, that the album’s release date, 10/3, adds up to 13, which has famously been Swift’s lucky number as she was born on Dec. 13, 1989.

“[It’s] never not annoying,” the “Cruel Summer” singer joked, regarding her references to the number 13 throughout her music career. “Always...

Hulu is hellbent on making sure fans return to Paradise as quickly as possible. Production for the second season of the hit drama series by Dan Fogelman has been going on for the past several months. That process has reached the end, as revealed by series star Sterling K. Brown. The actor posted on his Instagram account that production wrapped today, August 14. He shared a video on his final day before filming the final scene. The video picks up later in the day, after filming is done, and K. Brown thanks fans for their support, promising an even better Season 2. "Ladies and gentlemen, that is a Season 2 Wrap on #ParadiseHulu!!!! Trust that you are not prepared for what’s to come!!!! Soon…...

One of 2016's biggest anime films is heading to HBO Max next month. Your Name is a Japanese romantic fantasy directed by Makoto Shinkai, who's also known for Weathering with You and Suzume, and it will be entering streaming next month, along with other anime titles. This anime is highly acclaimed and has won numerous awards, so now would be a good time to catch this feature.

Your Name follows two high school students, Taki Tachibana (Ryunosuke Kamiki/Michael Sinterniklaas) and Mitsuha Miyamizu (Mone Kamishiraishi/Stephanie Sheh), who one day, swap bodies and have to live each other's day as the other person and only return once they sleep. Knowing this, the two communicate through various means, which eventually leads to an emotional bond, even though they haven't seen each other. But as this body-swapping phenomenon continues, they try to figure out why it's happening, which leads to the discovery...

Where do we even begin? The day after the premiere of Peacemaker Season 2, we have been blessed — or is it cursed? — with the red band trailer for the DC anti-hero's second outing and, well, there's a lot to take in. Do you want orgies? You've got them. Dimension-hopping aliens who get blown up? That's there too. A Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult) name-drop? You've got it all, folks, and John Cena is the big American psychotic boy scout at the heart of it.

And we see plenty of big stars from the greater DC Universe in this one, including the likes of Creature Commandos' Rick Flag Sr. (Frank Grillo), and Superman’s Guy Gardner (Nathan Fillion), alongside our returning favorites like Danielle Brooks, Jennifer Holland, Freddie Stroma, and Steve Agee. Fillion has even teased his appearance, stating:

"It's a continuous universe from end to end. You have Lanterns, you have Superman,...

Prime Video is drawing fans back into the world of Critical Role with its next ambitious fantasy series – The Mighty Nein. As part of Collider’s Exclusive Preview event for fall television, we’re debuting a brand-new image of Caleb Widogast, the sharp-witted and haunted wizard voiced by Liam O'Brien, offering a deeper look at how the fan-favorite will take shape in his animated form — and more importantly, what his magic will look like on the screen.

Our exclusive image showcases Caleb in the heat of preparation, moments from unleashing a blazing spell with the precision of a scholar and the force of a man who understands exactly what he is capable of with magic in his hands. His gaze burns as hot as the fire he's wielding, a look that promises both mastery and danger.

Alongside the reveal, Showrunner and Executive Producer Tasha Huo shared fresh insight into how...

Tim Blake Nelson jumped back into the conversation earlier this year after he reprised his role as Samuel Sterns in Captain America: Brave New World, but now he's back with a new film that just got an exciting look. Collider is thrilled to partner with Sunrise Films to exclusively debut the first official trailer for Bang Bang, the upcoming boxing drama starring Nelson as retired boxer Bernard “Bang Bang” Royzski as he reconnects with his estranged grandson and trains him to be great at the sport that once destroyed his life. Bang Bang is a story of redemption, rivalry, and the legacy of anger, and it’s been set for release next month on September 12. Will Janowitz wrote the script for Bang Bang, and Vincent Grashaw is directing.

In addition to Tim Blake Nelson, the film also stars Glenn Plummer (Gifted; Imperial Dreams), Kevin Corrigan(The Departed; Goodfellas), Nina Arianda...

After conquering the box office in the U.S. and making a half-a-billion-dollar run across the world, the new Superman movie is finally ready to land in our homes. Earlier this week, Warner Bros. revealed that the movie's home release will be a hefty one with plenty of featurettes. For those who can't wait any longer, though, the movie will become available to own or rent digitally tomorrow. To celebrate the release, Collider can exclusively reveal a thrilling scene from the new DC movie.

If you checked Superman out in movie theaters, you will recognize the portal scene below. In it, Clark (David Corenswet) is having a difficult moment in which he needs to keep an alien baby alive while trying not to get sucked into a black hole. He desperately calls for Krypto's help, but the super-dog isn't exactly aware of what is going on with his Kryptonian friend.

For a show that supposedly “hasn’t been relevant in over 20 years,” a whole lot of people seem to be watching the new season of South Park.

While there was no new episode this week — to the frustration of fans who don’t want to pay for Paramount+ for even a single minute longer than they have to — we did learn all about how many people watched the previous episode, “Got a Nut,” the one where Kristi Noem goes on a puppy killing spree and a beloved Nickelodeon character is kidnapped and sex trafficked by Donald Trump’s Ice.

According to Variety, the episode “averaged 6.2 million global multiplatform viewers in its first three days of release,” which includes viewers “across Paramount+ and Comedy Central.” And tons of people watched the show on traditional TV. The Live+3 rating, which, per Collider “accounts for the number of viewers that tune in for...

Prime Video has been leaning hard into the action genre ever since Alan Ritchson’s Reacher became one of its biggest hits. This year, the streamer has loaded its slate with original films and shows, including one it hopes will capture a similar audience: Butterfly. The new spy thriller puts Daniel Dae Kim in the lead role, marking a long-awaited return to top billing for the Lost alum. Unfortunately, ahead of its August 13 premiere, the series is off to a lukewarm critical start with a 70% approval score on Rotten Tomatoes based on just 10 reviews.

Three of those reviews are negative, but the positive ones sound far from faint. Collider’s Jasneet Singh — who gave it an 8/10 — called it “a brilliant family drama” disguised as a spy thriller, and applauded its “fluid, mesmerizing choreography” and standout performances from Kim, Reina Hardesty, and Kim Ji-hoon.

"It is also in Rebecca's relationship with...

It’s hardly been 24 hours since Collider delivered you a batch of news regarding Chris Pratt’s hit Prime Video series, The Terminal List, but one of Pratt’s other beloved collaborations with the streamer has returned to streaming charts several years later. Pratt stars alongside Yvonne Strahovski (The Handmaid’s Tale) and J.K. Simmons (Whiplash) in The Tomorrow War, the 2021 dystopian sci-fi thriller following a family man who is sent into the future to fight a global war against a dangerous alien species. The Tomorrow War is still streaming on Prime Video, and the film is still in the top 10 four years later in several countries, such as the Philippines, Denmark, and Finland. The film earned scores of 51% from critics but 76% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Tomorrow War was compared to Tom Cruise’s Edge of Tomorrow upon release, primarily due to the time-traveling aspect. Both films also see...

"Hello, Retta, do you still like scary houses?" an ominous voice asks the comedian. While she may have said, "Nope," the HGTV host is back for another tour of spooky homes on Scariest House in America. In an exclusive Collider sneak peek, Retta tours a former funeral home and the terrifying secrets hidden in its nooks and crannies.

During her tour with the homeowners, Retta is introduced to a "corpse door," a hidden door cut into the floor that leads to the basement. She learns that "they would lift the bodies up through the floor." Being Scariest House in America, there is more for the Parks and Recreation alumni to hide her eyes from. She reluctantly heads down the stairs and into the basement morgue. "You'll be coming back out, Retta. Hopefully," one of the homeowners says.

In the preview for the upcoming season, Retta journeys down the concrete stairs...

Daniel Kyri's journey on Chicago Fire was atypical. Hired initially to appear for a few episodes, the actor went on to appear in the show for seven seasons. However, Chicago Fire Season 14 is his final season, and he will appear in a handful of scenes to say goodbye to his character. Kyri revealed in a post on his Instagram account that he had filmed his final scene of the show. In a lengthy emotional caption, he recalled his journey on the hit drama series and everything that playing Darren Ritter has meant to him.

"Okay," he began his message. "Yesterday, I filmed my last scenes as Ritter & I’m still so amazed that my first-ever TV gig—a role that was originally meant for just three episodes—turned into seven incredible years (Seven?!?!! Whatttt???!) and spanned eight seasons of this iconic show! While I know I may never find...

As the Netflix series, Wednesday, continues its success with the release of Season 2, its creators, Alfred GoughandMiles Millar, have announced plans to create an Addams Familymovie. Gough and Millar reveal that this reboot will be animated rather than live-action and that it's still in its early stages. In a recent podcast interview, Gough shared more details about this upcoming project, revealing that it's going to be a reboot — meaning it won't be connected to the Netflix series or the previous animated films that were released in 2019 and 2021. Additionally, they're involved with Amazon MGM and Kevin Miserocchi from the Addams Foundation. While a scheduled release date has yet to be revealed, both filmmakers hope that this movie will come to the big screen.

“We're working on it with Amazon MGM and with Kevin Miserocchi who runs the Addams Foundation, he knew Charles Addams and the keeper of the Addams flame, and...

Where To Stream Ryan Reynolds’ Life Movie Again? ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

Ryan Reynolds has been in the spotlight again, and not just for his Marvel role. While fans are busy guessing what his latest social media post means for Deadpool’s future in the MCU, another of his projects has made headlines.

Life Ott Release Date: When & Where To Watch It?

The 2017 sci-fi horror film Life, where Reynolds stars alongside Rebecca Ferguson and Jake Gyllenhaal, follows a team of scientists aboard a space station who must stop a dangerous Martian lifeform from reaching Earth. As per Collider, Paramount+ has confirmed that Life will be available for streaming starting September 1, 2025.

The movie, which earned nearly $100 million at the global box office on a $58 million budget (per Box Office Mojo), received a mixed reception. Critics rated it at 67%, and audiences at 55% on Rotten Tomatoes. It also features Hiroyuki Sanada, known for John Wick: Chapter 4...

Wednesday Season 2 returns with its second and final part in less than a month. The final four episodes of the sophomore season of the Jenna Ortega-led series hits Netflix on September 3. Just a week after the first four episodes hit the streamer, skyrocketing the show to number 1 on the Netflix Top 10, a trailer for the second half of the season has dropped. Where things left off, Wednesday was gravely wounded, but given that the show is called Wednesday, even if she died, her death is likely temporary. That's confirmed by the trailer when Wednesday wakes, and in a shocking turn of events, her new spirit guide is revealed. Though the most common fan theory was her Aunt Ophelia, that's far from the case. Instead, it's Principal Larissa Weems (Gwendoline Christie). As the trailer continues, fans see the ramifications of Tyler Galpin's (Hunter Doohan) escape from Willow Hill and...

Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) and Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) rarely agree on anything. The two opposing forces are alike in many ways but radically different when it comes to their views on New York City. While this dynamic keeps Daredevil: Born Again fresh and worth watching, it's now extending to real life, and fans can’t be more grateful.

In recent news, Cox called the second installment of Born Again “the final season” of the hit Disney+ series, which came as disappointing news to fans. For the uninitiated, Netflix’s cancellation of the Og Daredevil series propelled fans to rally for the addition of Cox’s iconic character and his nemesis to the MCU. After years of rallying, Cox made his MCU debut with Spider-Man: No Way Home and D’Onofrio in the Hawkeye series. The two returned for the Born Again series, which was a major hit and has wrapped production on Season 2. So,...

Bring out the chainsaws… Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is officially in the works. The third installment in the Blood and Honey franchise and sixth in the overall Twisted Childhood Universe (Tcu). The first Blood and Honey movie came out in 2023 after the beloved characters entered the public domain, and has since spawned a franchise with several other characters like Peter Pan, Bambi, Pinocchio, and more for an ultimate crossover film.

A new report confirmsWinnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 3 aims to film in 2026 and has found a surprising writer in Richard Stanley, the scribe whose credits include Color Out of Space, Dust Devil, Hardware, and more, making him a perfect fit for the franchise. Color Out of Space is regarded as one of the films that spearheaded Nicolas Cage's industry comeback, but Stanley himself became the subject of controversy due to past allegations. Regardless, Scott Chambers,...

Collider's Hannah Hunt talks with Helluva Boss' Brandon Rogers about his upcoming YouTube special, A Night at the Park. In this interview, Rogers explains his creative process and how it's changed since A Day at the Park. Rogers also shares exciting, exclusive news that A Night at the Park will feature a live-action Hellaverse fan favorite and as well as a cameo from creator Vivienne Medrano.

Brandon Rogers is returning to one of his most beloved settings, but this time the park looks very different. The comedian, actor, and Helluva Boss star revealed to Collider's Hannah Hunt in a recent interview that his upcoming YouTube special, A Night at the Park, which is set for a September 19 debut, will not only continue the world introduced in A Day at the Park and A Day at the Beach, but will also feature a major Hellaverse crossover: a live-action Blitzø.

Amid the success of everyone’s current favorite gothic show on Netflix, Wednesday, which returned with a sophomore season just this month, there’s amazing news for fans of an all-time beloved lead star. And no, it’s not Jenna Ortega. Rather, we’re speaking of the hugely talented Emma Myers, whom you may recognize in the supernatural series as the titular character’s cheery pal Enid Sinclair.

Way before Wednesday Season 2 arrived, Myers starred in a brilliantly created mystery series, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, which also found a home on Netflix not long after its BBC release. The thriller has now made its way to a new streaming home, Prime Video, but this time, in the UK, ahead of its next season. A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder originally launched on streaming in the UK on July 1, 2024, on BBC iPlayer, followed by its premiere on BBC Three nine days later,...

Daredevil: Born Again lead star Charlie Cox may have misspoke about the upcoming second season of the Disney+ series being its last. Cox's Born Again co-star Vincent D'Onofrio has come out and stated that a third season of Daredevil remains likely at Marvel Television.

Earlier this week, a clip of Cox from the recent GalaxyCon went viral online, since it featured the actor referring to Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 as the "final season." With no such announcement having been made yet by Marvel, fans were confused whether Cox simply misspoke or had revealed the show's future prematurely. In an attempt to prevent further speculation, D'Onofrio took to X to give his thoughts on the matter. "I believe Charlie meant the last season we actually shot meaning the second season. Yet he used the term final season so its a bit confusing," the Kingpin actor agreed, before adding, "But Charlie...

It’s been almost 10 years since the release of Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, and one star from the film is pulling back the curtain on her experience joining the Star Wars universe. While it may be stars like Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac, and John Boyega that get the lion’s share of the praise for the sequel movies, other stars like Hermione Corfield help fill the universe with rebel heroes that give it life.

Corfield recently caught up with Perri Nemiroff for an episode of Collider Ladies Night, and she explained how she learned more about her character’s history from fans: “Yeah, I’ve read my whole backstory. I got sent a whole backstory of the character. I’ve got my dolls. I’ve got my Lego figures. It was pretty, pretty wild.” It’s always jarring for anyone to see themselves immortalized in a lifelike figure or Lego set.

Brad Pitt has once again been enjoying some time in the spotlight thanks to the recent release of F1: The Movie, but before it officially leaves theaters, one of Pitt’s films that’s more than 10 years old has stumbled into a new streamer’s top 10. Pitt stars alongside Jon Bernthal (The Punisher), Michael Peña (End of Watch), and Logan Lerman (Percy Jackson) in Fury, the 2014 R-rated WWII film following a tank commander as he leads his crew across the front in Germany in 1945. Fury recently began streaming on Paramount+ globally, and it’s already infiltrated the top 10 in countries such as Canada. The film earned solid scores of 76% from critics and 84% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, and it grossed $211 million at the box office against a $68 million budget.

Fury is, unfortunately, not streaming anywhere in the United States, but given the film’s international popularity, it likely won’t...

Following the success of James Gunn’s Superman, which is coming to digital soon, one of the film’s breakout stars is getting his own set of spin-offs. DC has announced a series of shorts titled Krypto Saves the Day, based on the popular canine who debuted opposite David Corenswet in the debut Dcu film. The best part? The first film in the series, Krypto Saves the Day: School Bus Scuffle, is now streaming on YouTube ahead of Superman’s digital arrival on Friday. Krypto will lead the more animated shorts following School Bus Scuffle, with Halloween Havoc, Package Pandemonium, and Coastal Catastrophe all coming soon. Krypto has been one of the most beloved aspects of Superman since its premiere over a month ago, so the canine getting a few small projects to call his own was a no-brainer.

Superman premiered during a stacked month in July, and although it...

After the success of Oz Perkins's indie darling Longlegs last year, one of the most anticipated films of 2025 was his adaptation of The Monkey. The film got plenty of buzz not just for its director, but for how it adapted the Stephen King short story of the same name in a violent and darkly comedic fashion, with Theo James in a dual lead role as twins Hal and Bill Shelburg. All the hype translated into another box office hit for Neon and Perkins, raking in $68.9 million globally and earning a Certified Fresh 78% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes to boot. Now that the killer wind-up toy has made its way to streaming on Hulu as of last week, it's dominating a new front, currently topping the charts ahead of The Other Woman and The Amateur.

The Monkey follows the two brothers as their lives are haunted by the titular cursed Monkey,...

Supernatural ended in 2020 after 15 seasons, but fans can't wait to see what's next for Dean, Sam, and Castiel. Although the cast teased the possibility of a reboot, the trio will reunite sooner on The Boys.

Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins will join The Boys Season 5 in undisclosed roles. The series, which comes from Supernatural creator Eric Kripke, has featured Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy since Season 3, and will feature a reunion of the trio. Answering a fan question at the Fan Expo Boston, Padalecki gave a frustrating update about the Supernatural reunion on The Boys, teasing an annoying streaming trend for the superhero satirical show, per Collider.

The Boys Season 5 finally wrapped filming after almost a year. Production for the fifth and final season began in Nov. 2024, and the show is expected to return on Prime Video sometime in 2026. Padalecki has previously opened up about having finished his scenes, and...

The truth is finally about to be revealed. SyFy's new series Revival, starring Wynonna Earp's Melanie Scrofano, wraps up its debut season this week and looks to address the central mystery at its heart since day one — Why did the dead begin rising from the grave? Before the answers come out, Collider can offer an exclusive sneak peek at the finale, titled "Rend the Veil," that finds Em (Romy Weltman) in grave danger and the rest of the Cypress family at the mercy of Blaine Abel (Steven Ogg) and his followers at the local church. Dana (Scrofano) has to act fast to save herself, her undead sister, and her father before the worst comes to pass.

In the sneak peek, two men with assault rifles lie in wait as Wayne (David James Elliott) and Dana head around the side of a building with their guns drawn. When someone calls...

USA Network is slowly making a comeback after delivering some of the most celebrated "blue sky" programming of the 2000s and 2010s. The cable network is set to air a television adaptation of John Grisham's novel The Rainmaker soon as it amps up original series production. The series debuts on Friday, August 15, but early reviews from critics are out, and the consensus is in. The Rainmaker is not compelling TV, debuting with a mere 50% on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. This is a far cry from the 1997 film adaptation starring Matt Damon that is rated fresh at 82% on the same site.

Based on the best-selling novel by John Grisham, Rudy Baylor (Milo Callaghan), who is fresh out of law school, goes head-to-head with courtroom lion Leo Drummond (John Slattery) as well as his law school girlfriend, Sarah (Madison Iseman). Rudy, along with his boss, Bruiser (Lana Parrilla), and her disheveled paralegal,...

It's been in release for less than 20 days, but Marvel's The Fantastic Four: First Steps is already losing steam at the box office. In fact, it was on a downward spiral after its second weekend in theaters, when it registered a concerning drop in collections. The Fantastic Four remains Marvel's biggest bet of the year, and a lot was riding on the film's success following the commercial underperformance of Captain America: Brave New World and Thunderbolts*. The movie had a strong enough debut, but it petered off almost immediately. That said, it has now overtaken both its predecessors, in addition to Marvel's two other big releases of 2021.

This past weekend, The Fantastic Four overtook the $403 million lifetime global haul of Eternals, director Chloé Zhao's poorly reviewed film that introduced a whole new set of characters to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, the Eternals aren't as popular as The Fantastic Four,...

M. Night Shyamalan is in the middle of working on his next movie with Jake Gyllenhaal, but more than a year before it premieres in theaters, one of his older movies has returned to streaming charts more than 10 years later. In 2013, Shyamalan directed After Earth, the coming-of-age space sci-fi epic starring Will Smith opposite his son, Jaden Smith. The film follows a son who must embark on a perilous journey to call for help after his father is injured. After Earth is currently streaming on Netflix in America and Rakuten TV globally, where it’s one of the top 10 most popular movies in Estonia and Malta. The film earned “Rotten” scores of 12% from critics and 36% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, and it grossed $243 million at the global box office against a $130 million budget.

Fans who want to enjoy After Earth on Netflix should do so quickly — the streamer has announced...

Marvel was empowered by the results delivered by Joss Whedon on The Avengers to take some risks when it came to hiring filmmakers for Guardians of the Galaxy. It was the boldest leap that the studio had taken until then, introducing a mostly unknown set of new characters to a franchise that had clearly struck a chord with the mainstream audience. The man who landed the gig was James Gunn, who didn't have any prior experience directing a big-budget studio film. However, he brought with him a scrappy sensibility that paid off handsomely, with the first Guardians of the Galaxy grossing $333 million at the domestic box office, against a reported budget that ballooned to $232 million. Over a decade later, his latest superhero movie, Superman, is passing that total after having completed a month of release.

Supermandebuted to mostly positive reviews, and has firmly established itself among the 100 highest-grossing hits in domestic box office history.

Freakier Friday Gives Lindsay Lohan Her Biggest Hit In The Last 10 Years! (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Freakier Friday opened last weekend and quickly proved that the decision to release it in theaters was right. The film pulled in nearly $46 million worldwide, with $31 million from the US and $15 million overseas (per Box Office Mojo). This was enough to land it second place for the weekend, just behind Zach Cregger’s horror hit Weapons.

Freakier Friday Passes Production Budget

With a production budget of $40 million, the sequel has already cleared its costs in a matter of days. This release carries even more weight for Lindsay Lohan, marking her most successful opening weekend yet and pushing her lifetime domestic box office earnings past the $500 million mark, per Collider.

Freakier Friday Box Office Summary

Domestic – $31.2 million International -$15.3 million Worldwide – $46.5 million Trending The Fantastic Four: First Steps North America Box Office: Inches Away From Surpassing...

After Storm voice actor Alison Sealy-Smith and Rogue voice actor Lenore Zann both previously expressed their desire for an animated X-Men ‘97 movie, another of their co-stars has jumped on the bandwagon. Starring in the role of Gambit in X-Men ‘97 is A.J. LoCasio, who is also famous for voicing Han Solo in Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. Gambit may have met an unfortunate fate in X-Men ‘97 Season 1, but that doesn’t mean LoCasio is ready to say goodbye to the card-dealing mutant.

Collider’s Maggie Lovitt recently caught up with LoCasio to promote his new book, and she asked for his thoughts on continuing Gambit’s story with an animated X-Men movie. He admits that he “saw Lenore say something” and that the Rogue actress “has been talking about that for a while.” He continued, expressing his desire to do more but also not wanting to overwhelm...

King of the Hill is back after 15 years, and it's still a dang ol' hit, man. Excitement has long been brewing for a return to Arlen, Texas, with Mike Judge's revival, and all the buzz has translated into the most-watched adult animated season premiere in five years for Hulu and Disney+. Following the premiere of the show's 14th season on August 4, the new episodes have garnered 4.4 million views in their first seven days on the platform. Unsurprisingly, the return of the king launched the season to #1 on the service's streaming charts and has kept the show among the top five titles throughout this time, also helping push the Hill family further past the 1 billion view mark over the show's lifetime on streaming.

Amid the new excitement about King of the Hill, the other seasons have all seen a bump in viewership, too, with Disney reporting a 41% increase in viewership...

As part of our Collider's Exclusive Preview event for the fall TV season, we are thrilled to exclusively debut a brand-new look at Tulsa KingSeason 3 — and it’s pure Dwight Manfredi swagger. In the image, Sylvester Stallone’s larger-than-life mobster stands in the dim glow of Montague Distillers, flanked by towering racks of aging barrels. One hand clutches a glass of whiskey, the other a smoldering cigar, his tailored purple suit cutting through the haze like a warning: the King of Tulsa isn’t backing down.

A new player is entering the game in Season 3 — the Renzetti crime family — and they’re making their presence felt by sending Dwight’s old prison pal, Russell Lee Washington Jr. (Samuel L. Jackson), to take him out. Whether the Renzettis will stick around in Tulsa King after that, or follow Washington into his upcoming New Orleans–set spin-off, remains to be seen.

Warner Bros. is loading up its arsenal for Taylor Sheridan’s latest project.F.A.S.T., a high-octane action thriller penned by the Yellowstone and 1923 creator, has just enlisted Lakeith Stanfield, Jason Clarke, Sam Claflin, and Trevante Rhodes to join previously announced lead Brandon Sklenar. It's no surprise to see big names wanting to be part of a Sheridan project, given the star power he's been able to attract to his television shows, with the likes of Harrison Ford, Billy Bob Thornton, Sylvester Stallone, and Samuel L. Jackson already on the roster.

Behind the camera is Ben Richardson, Sheridan’s go-to director on 1923 and an acclaimed cinematographer in his own right. The film is being produced by David Heyman and Jeffrey Clifford of Heyday Films, along with Sheridan and Jenny Wood for Bosque Ranch Productions. Warner Bros. president of production Jesse Ehrman and executive VP Kevin McCormick are overseeing the project.

As Collider’s Exclusive Preview event rolls along, we wouldn’t want Countdown fans to feel left out. Today, we’ve got your Jensen Ackles and co. fix for our readers with two brand-new images that tease the action, drama, and potential romance that’s on the way in the four remaining episodes. So far, the latest crime drama to come from Prime Video has captivated audiences, with One Chicago creator Derek Haas striking gold with his new series. The title’s breakout season has proved that the stakes are high and that Haas, who also serves as the project’s showrunner, isn’t afraid of cracking some eggs in order to make an omelette — or in the case of Countdown — killing off some favorites to stack the stakes higher.

For those out there who are stanning the blossoming relationship between Ackles’ Mark Meachum and Jessica Camacho’s Amber Oliveras,...

Unlike Reba McEntire’s Bobbie in her latest hit series, Happy’s Place, we can’t pour you a stiff drink to help you relax after a long day of work. However, we can show you a never-before-seen image from the NBC comedy’s upcoming second season. As part of Collider’s Exclusive Previewevent, we’re thrilled to invite our readers to take a first look at a Season 2 still that features both Bobbie and her younger half-sister, Isabella (Belissa Escobedo), during a moment away from the titular bar. Today’s picture is just a sip of what’s to come when the title bellies up to screens for round two on Friday, November 7.

In our exclusive image, Bobbie (McEntire) and Isabella (Escobedo) are standing in a finely cleaned and well-kept kitchen having a chat by the sink. The former is zeroed in on what her sister is saying, which appears to be something light-hearted,...

It’s been 15 years since Darren Aronofsky’s psychological thriller, Black Swan, pirouetted into theaters, earning five Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director, and the Best Actress win for Natalie Portman. To celebrate this milestone, the film’s image and sound have been digitally remastered for IMAX, and the film is debuting for the first-time-ever in 250 IMAX theatres nationwide for two nights only. This marks the first time for fans to see Black Swan in this premium format, and Collider is proud to announce that we’re partnering with IMAX and Searchlight to offer readers an advanced screening ahead of the official release. Read on for the full details on how you can enter for your chance to win free tickets.

According to the film’s synopsis, “Set in the cutthroat world of New York City ballet, Black Swan is a gripping psychological thriller that follows Nina (Portman...

Bill Skarsgård is no stranger to the horror world. Some of the actor’s strongest performances are in the genre, including, Barbarian, Count Orlock in Nosferatu, The Devil all the Time, and his unforgettable performance as Pennywise in the It franchise. But earlier this year, one of his movies went under the radar but is now gaining steady traction on streaming.

Locked, which pairs Skarsgård with another horror icon, Anthony Hopkins, has debuted in fifth place globally on the Top 10 Movies charts on Prime Video. The film follows the It actor as a thief, Eddie, who becomes trapped in a heavily modified car by its mysterious owner, William (Hopkins), who intends to teach him the consequences of his decisions. The movie is a remake of the Korean film 4x4, directed by David Yarovesky from a screenplay by Michael Arlen Ross. It has a decent Rotten Tomatoes score as well: 64 percent...

Only Murders in the Building's Season 5 trailer is here, promising the emergence of new suspects and the return of some old friends (and enemies). Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez are on the trail of the killer who murdered the Arconia's longtime doorman in the new season of the Hulu mystery comedy. The new season will premiere on September 9. In the new trailer, the police have determined the death of doorman Lester (Teddy Coluca), whose body was discovered in last season's finale, to be an accident. Naturally, Charles Haden-Savage (Martin), Oliver Putnam (Short), and Mabel Mora (Gomez) aren't buying it, and soon another investigation is in full swing...as is another season of their podcast.

This time, the investigation draws in a mobster (Bobby Cannavale) and his extended family, three of the richest people on Earth, and the wife (Téa Leoni) of a missing businessman, the latter of whom hooks up with Charles,...

As a franchise with a mixed history of huge highs and frustrating lows, any new Alien project is met with caution from fans. However, it seems the latest installment in the franchise, the first live-action episodic series, has blown most expectations out of the water. So good have the early responses been to the new FX series Alien: Earth, the excited screams can even be heard in space.

On the day of the show's debut, Alien: Earth has earned a Rotten Tomatoes critics' score of 94%, which isn't just an enormous, near-perfect achievement worth celebrating in isolation; it's also the joint-highest rating in the entire franchise, alongside the same score earned by James Cameron’s Aliens. 94% is 1% higher than the original 1979 Alien, and incredibly, almost eight times higher than the franchise-low 12% earned by the despised Alien vs. Predator: Requiem. Of course, this early high score for Alien: Earth is subject to change,...

Terminator creator, James Cameron, has finally provided an update about the franchise’s next project, and fans won’t be too pleased. As you may know, a reboot has since been in the works, spearheaded by the prolific director who, in May 2023, was said to have been developing a script. Sadly, he hasn’t made it very far on said script as he’s currently dealing with a major case of writer’s block.

During a recent interview to discuss nuclear weapons, the prominent filmmaker touched on what drove him to write about nuclear Armageddon back in 1984 with the first ever Terminator. Amid the conversation, he spoke of the progress of the Terminator reboot, or lack thereof, admitting that the current real-life threat of nuclear war has hindered his efforts to write new installments. That, of course, includes the complete film series reboot he has mentioned in recent years.

“I...

Henry Cavill’s rise to fame began over 10 years ago, thanks to his role in Man of Steel, but one year before he suited up as Superman for the first time, he teamed up with a megastar for a critically panned action thriller that’s now streaming for free. Cavill stars alongside Bruce Willis (Die Hard) and Sigourney Weaver (Aliens) in The Cold Light of Day, a 2012 action thriller that follows a young Wall Street trader as he is forced to confront those responsible for kidnapping his family. The Cold Light of Day had been absent from streaming for a while, but the film is now available to watch for free on Pluto TV. It grossed only $16 million globally against a $20 million budget after earning disastrous scores of 4% from critics and 29% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Cold Light of Day has been largely forgotten over time in the larger scope of Cavill’s filmography,...

Naruto Reigns on Netflix’s 2025 Anime Charts, Outshining Demon Slayer and Solo Leveling ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

Netflix showed how anime keeps growing as a top choice for viewers, with over 4.4 billion hours streamed in the first half of 2025, marking an 11% rise from last year. Among all anime, Naruto stands out, pulling in 40 million hours alone.

This series began in 2002 and still holds strong with its story about a young ninja who wants to become the best. Its sequel, Naruto: Shippuden, and the spin-off Boruto add even more to the franchise’s success, pushing total views to 51 million for the year’s first half.

Pokemon and One Piece Continue to Draw Viewers

Besides Naruto, the list of most-watched anime shows that fans like returning to has shaped the genre globally. Pokémon and One Piece also make the top five, with 38 million and 28 million hours watched, respectively, per Collider.

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Pop sensation Taylor Swift has officially announced her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl. The news was announced via a clip for the upcoming episode of the New Heights Podcast with Travis and Jason Kelce, where she opened a mint green briefcase with orange innings, showing the football brothers her latest project. While the cover has yet to be publicly revealed, pre-orders are now open on the Taylor Swift website.

At the moment, details of Swift's 12th album are still hidden from the public. There is no information on how many tracks there will be, and the website states that the artwork will be shown at a later date. The only clue that was shared is that it has something to do with the colors green and orange. Fans can now pre-order the vinyl, cassette, and CD with a poster on the Taylor Swift store page, priced...

While Dawn of the Planet of the Apes currently climbs the HBO streaming charts (FlixPatrol), one cannot help but notice the degree of similarity the main antagonist, Koba, has with Black Panther‘s Killmonger. Though one did not directly inspire the other, the parallels between the two villains are far too numerous to ignore, making one revisit Reeves’s film in a new light.

This is not the first time a comparison has been drawn between the two movie villains, and yet, the fans are not only divided between their character arcs and storylines, but also convinced that Koba exists as a more ruthless and elevated alternative to the Marvel villain. And there is more than ample cause to prove and support that theory, too.

Killmonger vs. Koba: Which Villain Had a Better Cause? Michael B. Jordan as Erik Killmonger in Black Panther (2018) [Credit: Marvel Studios]

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Jensen Ackles will reprise his role as Russell Shaw when Tracker Season 3 arrives on October 19 on CBS, with same-day streaming on Paramount+. Filming has already started, and showrunner Elwood Reid says the new episodes will dive further into Colter Shaw’s (Justin Hartley) family backstory. He shared that the premiere would introduce key questions that will shape the entire season.

In an interview with Collider, he said, “We pose several questions in the season opener that will reverberate throughout the season.” These will look at the events and pressures that shaped Colter’s family and drove them apart. Although flashbacks are still under discussion, Reid says the focus is on delivering meaningful reveals. The showrunner also teased a wider threat, hinting that:

Just a tease – but this season we will learn that Ashton and the Shaw family have some dark forces swirling around them, forces that may or may not be still active today.

Nearly three decades after Twister stormed into theaters, Helen Hunt still remembers just how physically punishing the 1996 disaster blockbuster was to make. Speaking with Collider’s Steve Weintraub at Fan Expo Boston, Hunt shared candid memories from the set — and confirmed that yes, it really was as brutal as it looked on screen.

“I would say almost every scene in Twister was hard to do because they were pointing fire hoses at us and throwing crap at us. It looked so good and so real because it was kind of real,” Hunt said, recalling the constant barrage of wind, water, and debris that made up the storm sequences. No mention of cows, it must be said. The physically taxing shoot didn’t overshadow the camaraderie on set, though.

“Luckily some time has passed, so it doesn’t seem that bad. But it was… you know, the fun part was hanging...