Indie Director Blasts Government's Argument That Filming Isn't Protected Speech

Gordon Price's attorney argues the government's position that filming is only facilitative of speech is "akin to arguing writing or typing can be freely regulated because they merely 'facilitate' speech and press rights."

Marvel Sets Winter Comic Book Event 'King in Black'

The storyline spins out of plot threads in 'Venom' and 'Absolute Carnage,' and will be Marvel's third multi-title event storyline of 2020.

Blumhouse, Ryan Murphy Team for Stephen King Adaptation 'Mr. Harrigan's Phone' for Netflix

John Lee Hancock has been tapped to adapt the short story.

'Monster Hunter' Movie Delays September Release to Spring 2021

Paul W. S. Anderson's film adaptation of the video game — which stars Milla Jovovich — is the latest Hollywood pic to shift course because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

'Toy Story 4' Director Josh Cooley Tackling 'Little Monsters' for Universal (Exclusive)

The movie will take an all-ages approach to studio's classic monster characters.

Jay Baruchel Unveils 'Random Acts of Violence' Trailer and Shares Its Long Journey to Screen

The actor and filmmaker spent almost a decade getting the comic book adaptation off the ground — and learned from George Miller and Clint Eastwood on his path to directing.

Chiwetel Ejiofor on 'The Old Guard' and His Admiration for Sam Raimi

The actor, who has Raimi’s ‘Doctor Strange’ sequel coming up, delves into how his acting philosophy has changed over the years and why performing an arc in a traditional manner no longer appeals to him.

How a 'The Batman' TV Show Could Explore Policing in Today's Climate

If the upcoming HBO Max show follows the comics, it has the opportunity to be a progressive TV series about the justice system.