On paper, The Girl With All the Gifts must have seemed like a sure-fire hit movie. It was based on a highly acclaimed, best selling novel by M.R. (Mike) Carey, and it was set squarely in the horror subgenre that is arguably the most popular and recognized in pop culture: the post-apocalyptic world of zombies. Surely this was the kind of material that would get a big-budget Hollywood adaptation, right?

When in doubt, go to the library. Harry Potter's third year in the wizarding world at Hogwarts recently hit shelves with a new lushly illustrated edition by Jim Kay, the latest installment in the gorgeous series: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: The Illustrated Edition (Harry Potter, Book 3).

Following its debut at this past weekend’s New York Comic Con, Marvel Entertainment has released a story trailer for LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2. And it's a whole lotta LEGO fun.

Screenwriting duo Damian Shannon and Mark Swift (Freddy vs. Jason, Baywatch) gave fans a little festive gift today in the form of previously unseen pages from the unmade sequel to the 2009 Friday the 13th remake. They also revealed the title of the follow-up: The Death of Jason Voorhees.

There’s another reason not to feed that Mogwai after dark, and it’s not the reptilian menace it will morph into.

It looks like an ordinary doctor's office. A physician asks a young boy to hop up on a table for an examination… and places a strange device on both sides of the boy's head.

This is an "icepick" lobotomy being performed by Dr. Walter Freeman in the 1940s. The scene is taking place on a soundstage in Atlanta, Georgia in 2017, but it reflects the reality of something that took place thousands of times.

There’s both magic and music in the air for all you Potterheads who have been missing Hogwarts lately. Just in time for Christmas (and Thanksgiving, if you’re lucky enough to be getting gifts that day), Rhino’s releasing its new limited-edition box set Harry Potter Original Motion Picture Soundtracks I-V on vinyl!

AMC recently launched its own subscription service called AMC Premiere, and now it's is being expanded to include exclusive content from The Walking Dead. Vulture reports that subscribers to Premiere will be treated to access to select scenes from episodes of the hit television show before they air.

More news from Pandora today as Deadline reports that Giovanni Ribisi is set to return for all four of James Cameron's Avatar sequels.

You’re going to be looking over your shoulder every time you play this.

Nine Inch Nails duo Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have just released an insanely awesome reboot of John Carpenter’s 1978 theme that would follow the serial killer around whenever he was stalking Laurie (or anyone else). That track was what made you get the creeping feeling that someone was not going to come out of this alive, and even when a potential victim escaped “the bogeyman,” it was the closest close call ever.

The cast and crew of FOX's TV series version of The Exorcist have managed the double impossible -- they made a TV version of The Exorcist that is really good AND they go it renewed on FOX for a second season. To do one is wild, to do both is... supernatural.

Capitalizing of humanity's latent fears that their beloved dolls might come to life in the middle of the night and stab them, the Chucky horror franchise has ridden those nightmares into box office stardom with six films in the can and a total cash haul of over $176 million since 1988's Child's Play.

In Thor: Ragnarok, Tessa Thompson plays Valkyrie. Her role in the film isn’t entirely clear yet, but in the comics she’s a fellow Asgardian and is traditionally Thor’s ally. On Wednesday, Thompson noted she wanted an all-female driven Marvel team for Valkyrie’s next MCU appearance.

Team-ups are incredibly common in the comics universe, as evidenced in everything from Champions to Spider-Verse to Young Avengers. So why not make our own?

As the first African American superhero from Marvel or DC Comics, The Falcon often doesn't get the recognition he deserves. If there was ever a valid argument for why he shouldn't be Captain America, it was that the Falcon already was too historic of a legacy for Sam Wilson to leave behind. He's a character that carries the weight of history with him, which is why he makes the perfect subject for the latest edition of Then vs. Now.

Were you a fan of Lazer Team? You know, Rooster Teeth's hilarious, crowd-funded sci-fi comedy? Well, they're back for an encore, and we now have a first teaser trailer as well as the premiere date for the sequel.

The new trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi arrived earlier this week, and it turns out we're still not done talking about porgs, the adorable bird creatures who took over the internet after the footage arrived.

Andy Muschietti's IT, based on Stephen King's novel, has been scaring huge audiences for weeks now, and much of the credit for those scares must surely go to the practical and digital effects teams.

While actor Bill Skarsgård underwent a lengthy prosthetics and make-up effects effort to become Pennywise, many of the most horrific scenes that could not be achieved with practical effects alone were completed via incredible digital artistry.

The wildfires raging through northern California this week have destroyed the home of legendary Peanuts creator Charles Schulz, the cartoonist's son said Thursday.

It’s no secret that the Fantastic Four has been mishandled, primarily in three feature films. With such a long line of classic source material, it should be easy to translate these important comics into the great movie that they deserve. Right?

Well, we asked two of the great creative pillars on which Marvel Comics history is built, writer John Byrne (Fantastic Four, Uncanny X-Men) and writer/artist Walt Simonson (Thor), about how Marvel’s first family should be treated.

If you ever wondered what some classic board games looked like over in the Upside Down world then look no further – because Hasbro has the answer.

Just in time for Halloween – and hot on the heels of Stranger Things 2, arriving Oct. 27 on Netflix – the board game company has released no fewer than three themed games for fans to enjoy.

The first two are spooky spins on the very well-known classics Monopoly and the Ouija board.