The Emmy Award nominations might have snubbed it for two seasons running, butInterview with the Vampireremains one ofmodern television’s best accomplishments. AMC’s adaptation of the seminal 1976 novel of the same title that launchedAnne Rice’s career isa masterpiece ofhypnotic sensuality, gothic glamour, and boldly detailed character work, the likes of which few other shows will dare to attempt. Indeed,Interview with the Vampire’s characters are psychologically complex creatures equally capable of sadistic violence and vulnerable intimacy....

Martin Scorsese’s gangster movie masterpieceGoodfellasandDavid Chase’sprestige TV seriesThe Sopranosshare a lot in common. Both are dripping with style and philosophy, are energetic as their rocking soundtracks, and contain as much levity as they do drama. Perhaps most of all, both properties look at America through the lens of the criminals who refuse to wait in line for their taste. RELATED:The Sopranos Most Confusing Plotlines, Ranked It is difficult to deny the influence ofGoodfellasand Scorsese in general onThe Sopranos....

In the genre of fantasy, there have been some fantastic female characters. Some inspire viewers to emulation, and some to detestation. Either way, they have left their mark on the realm of imagination. No matter if their intentions were good or evil, they are a force to be reckoned with. As William Congreve put it in his playThe Mourning Bride, “Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned,nor hell a fury like a woman scorned....

Read update Barryis one of the most dynamic comedies that have been released on HBO, giving fans more than enough silly and ridiculous humor to keep them laughing in every episode. Alongside the ridiculousness is a deep protagonist who struggles to find a kind of normalcy in an acting class, while he simultaneously works as an assassin. The unique dynamic generated by creatorsBill HaderandAlec Berghas led to countless memorable moments, making sure the audience is always laughing, even when they expect it least....

Thanks toNetflix’s brand-new smash hit seriesNobody Wants This, in which he teams withKristen Bellto form an unlikely but endearing couple,Adam Brodyis a name on the lips of many. Although perhaps not one of the most well-known names in Hollywood, the San Diego-born actor does still have a pretty impressive resume, containing hits such asReady or Not, The O.C., Shazam! Fury of the Gods, and, more recently,American Fiction. One of Brody’s earlier works, and another project featuring a unique central romantic pair, isMr....

Like a Dragon: Yakuza, the live-action series adaptation of the popular role-playing video gameYakuza: Like a Dragon, is heading to Amazon’sPrime Videoas revealed byVariety, where it will premiere in two batches: October 25 and November 1, with subtitled and dubbed versions in up to thirty languages. The batches will comprise three episodes each, adding up to a six-part series, solely based on theSEGA game franchise, and will be available to stream in over two hundred and forty countries worldwide....

Netflix has released a new trailer forBlonde, an upcoming biopic starringAna de Armasas pop culture legendMarilyn Monroe. Inspired by the bestselling historical novel of the same name written byJoyce Carol Oates,Blondewill explore how the Hollywood industry’s violence led Monroe to lose her sense of identity. Born in 1926 in Los Angeles, California,Norma Jeane Mortensontook the name Marilyn Monroe and joined the film industry in 1945, quickly becoming the most prominent sex symbol in cinema....

Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Episodes 1-6 of Andor.The sixth episode ofAndor, “The Eye” brought the season’ssecond arcto a gorgeous conclusion, in terms of both visuals and story. Although we’ll have to wait a whole week to find out what the future holds for Cassian (Diego Luna) and the fledgling Rebellion, there are already a few hints about where the show could be headed next. As the episode came to a close, the Empire was shaken by the news of the attack on the Aldhani base, making theImperial Security Bureau(ISB) call an emergency meeting, politicians leave a session of the Senate, and so on....

Things have been rather quiet on theAssassin’s Creedfront as of late, but with the crowded holiday release approaching, a bevy of new images have arrived.MacbethhelmerJustin Kurzeldirects the video game adaptation, which findsMichael Fassbenderplaying Callum Lynch, a former death row inmate and “patient” at an Abstergo facility where the prisoners are mined for their genetic material via a machine called the Animus. Once hooked up to the Animus, a person can relive the memories of a past ancestor, and for Abstergo, this means discovering the location of highly valuable hidden objects....

By Grabthar’s hammer,Galaxy Questis coming to Amazon Prime Video this month. The cutting-but-affectionate spoof ofStar Trekand its fans is just one of the many classic films coming to the streamer in September. The 1999 comedy starsTim Allen,Sigourney Weaver, andAlan Rickmanas the washed-up cast of a science fiction TV series who get pulled into an intergalactic war. The DreamWorks film was directed byDean Parisot(Bill & Ted Face the Music), and written byDavid HowardandRobert Gordon(Wonder Park)....

[For more of Collider’s Best of 2016 lists, clickhere] There aresomany TV shows now on broadcast networks, cable channels, and various streaming services, big and small. Thanks to Peak TV, there is no shortage of comedies, dramas, and some combination thereof, so much so that you could never possibly watch them all, even if you wanted to. Narrowing down what to highlight for any year is a challenge, and 2016 is no exception....

WhenMarvel Studiostook to the stage inComic-Con’sHall H, it wasn’t just to unveil their new logo (which you can see both above and below); it was, in part, to confirm the cast ofRyan Coogler’sBlack Panther, starringChadwick Bosemanin the title role. Boseman was already introduced to fans as the Wakandan prince to spectacular effect inCaptain America: Civil War, a debut that ratcheted up anticipation and excitement for his own solo adventure. But Boseman won’t be going it alone inBlack Panther....

Today, we are pleased to debut an exclusiveBlair Witchtrailer, and it has me contemplating whether or not I have the courage to see the movie. I don’t have a particularly strong constitution for horror, andAdam Wingard’s film, which looks like a true sequel to 1999’sThe Blair Witch Project, appears to be relentless in how it will scare the pants off the audience. While the originalThe Blair Witch Projectwas scary for its time, we have to admit that part of its appeal was in the viral marketing campaign that cloaked the film in a patina of realism....