
Alan Ritchson's New Action Movie Officially Removed From 1,200 Theaters

Alan Ritchson's new action movie, Runner, is gearing up for its PVOD debut after losing half of its theatrical footprint in 20 days.



Alan Ritchson's new action movie, Runner, is gearing up for its PVOD debut after losing half of its theatrical footprint in 20 days.


Wednesday may be ending with Season 3 after Jenna Ortega's stunt double declared the “end of an era” in since-deleted posts.


Eddie Murphy is attached to star in “The Chairman,” a drama series in development at Peacock created by Matthew Weiner. If greenlit, the project will mark his first-ever role in a live-action scripted series. Plot details for “The Chairman” are yet to be announced. The series will be produced by Universal Television and 101 Studios, […]


The Coalition looks to the past with a prequel that's mostly more of the same.


The family previously mourned the loss of Fiona, whom they said was "smart, creative and loved to dance."


Halle Berry is being accused of abusing her 12-year-old son by her ex-husband, actor Olivier Martinez, who has filed a petition for a temporary restraining order against the actress. Martinez alleges that on Sept. 26, the “Catwoman” actress “physically abused our son Maceo, by jumping on him, putting her hands around his neck, and choking […]


See all the fashion moments from the New York City Ballet 2026 Fall Fashion Gala red carpet.


Megan Fox has openly discussed the surgeries she has undergone, hoping her candor would help lessen the stigma around the cosmetic procedures.


Poppy Playtime's multiplayer prequel, Escape from Playtime, is in open beta on Steam until Sunday.


We're all spoiled by choice this month.


There's a bounty on Vision's head in VisionQuest, and it's big enough to draw Marvel Comics' most mysterious mercenary into the MCU.


The star talks about their new life in Paris, why they don’t date, and how their friendship with Dior’s Jonathan Anderson first began.

One writer finds himself caught in the web spun between Nathan Fielder, the notorious couple he filmed, and the studio’s cloak-and-dagger PR.


“I’m sorry. I would literally have to end this right then and there,” one user said after a bride posted her husband’s “mortifying” wedding-day faux pas.


The survival-horror genre was born about 30 years ago, when people were scared of long shadows in Resident Evil's mansion, or of Silent Hill's medical gauzy fog -- but we've since moved on to more insidious enemies. There are data breaches from Meta, AI-generated restaurant menus that make burritos look like they've been shot with a gun, and other evidence that technology is constantly distorting and desecrating our lives. Upcoming Silent Hill-ish horror game Signal Veil understands the weight of that, so its protagonist uses a little flip phone as her weapon. Aki, who could pass as another vapid anime schoolgirl if it weren't for the sleepy bruises under her eyes, looks terrified to be alone in a new trailer revealed during Insider Gaming's 28 Games Later Horror Showcase . But, even when she's being pursued by a fleshy monstrosity, she isn't really by herself -- she has her mom's dainty, vintage cell phone, which players can use to physically attack enemies in a unique combat system. Developer Time Hunters tells Insider Gaming in an interview , "We grew up loving classic horror games like Resident Evil, but for Signal Veil we wanted to lean much more into psychological horror." So, as the Silent Hill franchise's crackling radio did for many of its main characters, Aki's cell phone shivers and hisses whenever it detects a monster. The sound is enough to make you, the player, paranoid, but Signal Veil's sanity system takes fear further by giving Aki's fraying mind gameplay consequences. "As her mental state deteriorates, the way she fights becomes more desperate, aggressive, and messy," Signal Veil developers say. Her teeny cell phone can knock enemies' heads around, or even use its camera flash to stun enemies and leave them open to a parry. "We really like games with parry systems, so at some point we thought, 'What if you could use the phone to parry an enemy?'" devs say. "It was one of those ideas that sounded strange at first, but once we tried it, we loved it." After all, technology is a weapon -- if it can hurt us, it should be able to save us, too. Signal Veil doesn't yet have a release date, but it's available to wishlist on Steam .