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“South Park” co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have released an official apology for delaying their mysterious film collaboration with Kendrick Lamar.

Fantastic Fest 2026 has a stacked lineup with several highly anticipated genre films and two secret screenings. Here are our 10 most anticipated.

These days, Jason Momoa is revelling in the box office success of “A Minecraft Movie” while also recovering from a less than stellar DC Universe debut as Lobo in the box office failure that was “Supergirl.” Still, we’ll no doubt see more of Momoa’s Lobo as the DCU rolls on, which means there’ll almost certainly be…

With “The Winds of Winter” still yet to blow into bookstores, it’s looking like George R. R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” (the will go down as an unfinished masterpiece. Well, as much as a story can qualify for the second description when the first word sits in front of it

Many of the “Gilligan’s Island” cast members worked together on other projects. For instance, Alan Hale Jr. and Jim Backus had a “Gilligan’s Island” reunion in a dismal 1979 action comedy that’s better left forgotten. Thankfully, their pre-“Gilligan’s Island” collaboration, “Advance to the Rear,” was much better, even if it has been mostly forgotten.

Film history is littered with unauthorized movie sequels. For example, John Howley’s 1989 animated film “Happily Ever After” was conceived as an unofficial “Snow White” sequel until Disney forced it to change its title. Heck, no less a classic than “Lawrence of Arabia” got the informal sequel treatment with the release of Christopher Menaul’s “A Dangerous…

In 2012, critic Dave Kehr wrote an essay for The New York Times about John Ford’s relatively underseen 1948 Western film “Fort Apache,” and he pointed out how it bucked some of the era’s more racist trends by portraying Indigenous Americans as, well, actual humans. In too many U.S. Westerns released prior to 1948 (and…

Like so many character actors of his era, Alan Hale Jr. spent much of the 1950s and ’60s guest starring on classic Western TV shows. But the mid-20th Century didn’t just give us a slew of small-screen oaters. It also gave us the fantasy sitcom, or “magi-com” — sitcoms where the “sit” in question involved some sort…

Apple TV’s “For All Mankind” will end after delivering six seasons of consistently compelling sci-fi drama. Joel Kinnaman leads the show, which takes place in an alternate history wherein the Soviets landed on the moon first. In this timeline, the Soviet’s triumph led to an intense space race between the USSR and the United States,…