The Batman's ending set up Barry Keoghan as Joker ahead of a sequel, but shouldn't pit the iconic villain against Robert ...

Our guide on the three best movies to watch on Netflix’s top 10, including an iconic horror tale, a bubblegum pop animated ...

It’s been fully two years since Hollywood indulged itself with a movie that was mostly about how goddamn scary bears are—ah, Cocaine Bear, were we ever so young?—and apparently it’s that time once ...

'Hey Bear' will be introduced to buyers at the AFM, with HanWay Films handling international sales and WME Independent and UTA Independent Film Group repping North America. “Portlandia” co-creator ...

HanWay is handling international sales on the "coming of rage" tale about a woman seeking revenge on a bear after it kills her husband. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief Described as a “coming ...

Portlandia creator Jonathan Krisel is directing a revenge comedy titled Hey Bear with Mia Goth, Zach Galifianakis, and Dan Stevens (I’m Your Man) signed on to star. Hey Bear marks Krisel’s directorial ...

With Together Again, Jesse Hassenger looks at actors and directors who have worked together on at least three films, analyzing the nature of their collaborations. First, it was a meme signifying a ...

Brooks’ 1974 horror-comedy starred Gene Wilder (who co-wrote the screenplay with the director) as Frederick Frankenstein, grandson of mad scientist Victor Frankenstein –– the younger Frankenstein ...

Nothing feels more alive than the news that Very Young Frankenstein is headed to FX. The new comedy pilot, starring Zach Galifianakis, promises to reanimate the offbeat spirit of Mel Brooks’ classic ...

For a man approaching 100 years of age, comedy legend Mel Brooks is on a roll lately. First, he’s returning as his character Yogurt in a sequel to Spaceballs, his 1987 Star Wars parody film. And now, ...

In the mortal words of the title character of the franchise, "It's alive!" FX has officially granted a pilot order to the Mel Brooks comedy Very Young Frankenstein, previously in the development phase ...