This week's The King Beat features a trio of scoops, including Chucky creator Don Mancini discussing the special influence of Stephen King.

On Elf's 20th anniversary, we look at the darker film we almost got.

Fast and Furious Franchise megastar Vin Diesel reflects on the loss of Paul Walker on the 10th anniversary of his passing.

Jesse Eisenberg explained why he's "desperate" to make Now You See Me 3, and his reasoning is incredibly deep.

Chris Pratt is perfecting his role as the lazy cartoon cat, Garfield.

Fear Street will reportedly be back as Netflix is 'very deep' in development on more films in the hit horror series.

Amber Heard is set to take the stand in her defamation trial against Johnny Depp again this week and talk of divorce donation

Fans of Jurassic World have a new website to keep them busy until Dominion comes out.

Ana de Armas tries to wriggle some life into Deep Water, but her chemistry with Ben Affleck is all wet.

Jungle Cruise is going to be full of action, and now we can see how Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt pulled it off.

Dwayne Johnson went a bit above and beyond in bringing Jungle Cruise to the big screen.

We get Fast and Furious with director Justin Lin.

Here's what we currently know about Adrian Lyne's upcoming erotic thriller, Deep Water, starring Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas.

Summer 2021 will be all about In the Heights, but not just with the film!

Who wants to fight a Titan?

The new era of Star Wars books includes some connections fans will recognize.

The Suicide Squad director James Gunn has praised David Ayer's approach to character building for 2016's Suicide Squad movie.

Jacob Elordi learned a thing or two about being a Hollywood A-lister on the set of Deep Water.

Just a tease, but it looks so very good.

Goodness gracious, I love Hackers. Starring Jonny Lee Miller, Angelina Jolie, Fisher Stevens and more, the 1995 cyberpunk film about a group of rowdy hackers who fight against an oppressive technocratic state of being with the punk-rock power of, well, hacking. It's a blast to watch, a fiendishly entertaining, surprisingly subversive piece of elevated mainstream filmmaking. It's both incredibly campy and unabashedly sincere. It's full of delightful moments, wild performances, incredible production design, and an utterly bangin' soundtrack. If you're looking for a good time with nutrients at its core, look no further than Hackers. …