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"He Can Go in Any Direction, and Both Are Scary": 'Duster's Asivak Koostachin Talks Episode 4's Awan Backstory Reveal and Being Torn Between Two Worlds

20 hours ago | collider.com | Carly Lane

Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for Duster Episode 4. Four weeks in, HBO Max's crime thriller series Duster, from co-creators J. J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, is still taking viewers for a wild ride. It doesn't seem like things are going to be getting any calmer for getaway driver Jim Ellis, played by Josh Holloway, who's recently found himself up to his neck in trouble with at least one angry mob boss from over the border.
“The Premise Alone Is So Ghastly”: Mark Hamill Reveals Why Francis Lawrence’s Adaptation of ‘The Long Walk’ Called to Him [Exclusive]

1 day ago | collider.com | Britta DeVore |Perri Nemiroff

For cinema icon Mark Hamill, 2025 could easily be considered to be the year of Stephen King. This weekend, the Star Wars legend welcomes The Life of Chuck, his latest collaboration with filmmaker Mike Flanagan, based on King’s novella of the same name. Then, in September, Hamill will stay in pace with the theme, thanks to the theatrical arrival of Francis Lawrence’s adaptation of King’s 1979 novel, The Long Walk.
Filming Shudder's Latest Horror Movie "Dangerous Animals' Gave Its Female Lead Nightmares

1 day ago | collider.com | Sean Byrne |Jake Hodges |Steven Weintraub |Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub

Josh Heuston and Hassie Harrison chat with Steve Weintraub about Shudder's upcoming Dangerous Animals. Difficulty in filming gave Harrison "nightmares," but ultimately made for an authentic viewing experience. Heuston also gives an update on the production status of Dune: Prophecy Season 2.
"What's a Ride That We Haven't Gone on Yet?": Dan Trachtenberg on Where He's Taking the Franchise After 'Predator: Killer of Killers' and 'Badlands'

1 day ago | collider.com | Tamera Jones |Steven Weintraub |Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub

Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Dan Trachtenberg for Hulu's Predator: Killer of Killers. The director discusses whether he plans to continue making Predator movies and how this anthology film fits into the timeline with Prey and Predator: Badlands. Trachtenberg also talks about his involvement with a Portal movie and the rumored Waterworld series. Filmmaker Dan Trachtenberg has made a name for himself by mastering one of Hollywood's trickiest endeavors.
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1 day ago | collider.com | Justin Klawans |Britta DeVore |Chris McPherson |Carolyn Jenkins
Samara Weaving and Kathryn Newton Can't Hide From 'Ready or Not 2's New Release Date as Filming Wraps on the Horror Sequel

1 day ago | collider.com | Britta DeVore

Find your best hiding spot and prepare to hunker down — Ready or Not: Here I Come has officially wrapped filming. Taking to their social media to share the terrific news, Searchlight Pictures dropped an image of two of the movie’s stars — returning final girl, Samara Weaving, and newcomer Kathryn Newton. What’s even better is that the post came with an official date announcement, stamping the production’s cinematic arrival for April 10, 2026.
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1 day ago | collider.com | Britta DeVore |Safwan Azeem |ROB WATTS London |Elizabeth Buck

'Buffy' Reboot Finds Its New Vampire Slayer in a Star Wars Alum The Fate of ‘Dexter: Original Sin’ Has Been Decided...
Another Disturbing Stephen King Adaptation Comes to Life in First Image

1 day ago | collider.com | Britta DeVore

This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. It’s the summer of Stephen — Stephen King, that is, as yet another title from the legendary author’s catalog will celebrate its on-screen adaptation. Today, MGM+ has set July 13 for the premiere of The Institute, a series that will bring the writer’s 2019 novel of the same name to life.
A Fan-Favorite 'Lilo & Stitch' Story Is Returning to Disney Channel Following the Remake's Success

1 day ago | collider.com | Erielle Sudario

It's been two weeks since the live-action adaptation of Lilo & Stitch hit theaters. Since then, it has been highly praised by fans and critics alike and generated over $627 million at the global box office. So, following the film's success, a TV series based on this Disney franchise will return to the Disney Channel after nearly 20 years since it last aired. The Disney Channel has announced that on June 26, it will celebrate Stitch Day by bringing back Lilo & Stitch: The Series.
You Can Eat Galactus’ Brains With New ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Popcorn Bucket

1 day ago | collider.com | Erielle Sudario

When you think of a collectible popcorn bucket for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, what first comes to mind? The Fantasticar? The Thing's bust, as seen in Captain America: Brave New World? Maybe a crib, considering that Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby) is pregnant. What about the head of Galactus? That's right; Marvel Studios has unveiled the popcorn bucket for this theatrical release, featuring the face of Ralph Ineson's character, whose face was hidden during the initial trailers.