Bone Tomahawk writer/director S. Craig Zahler is making the leap to comics with Organisms From an Ancient Cosmos, a trippy new sci-fi thriller. Get an exclusive look inside this intriguing graphic novel.

After a week of tragic news, a silver lining can be found in the death of Anne Heche. Her organs will go to a needed recipient.

Johnny Depp's legal issues aren't going anywhere, despite the verdict in the defamation case.

After Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly went public with their blood-drinking ritual, real-life vampires are speaking out regarding safe practices.

After seeing Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, we're wondering where we might see the organization next.

NATO uses Black Widow to show why exclusive theatrical releases are still important.

Ken Mok made sure his film reflected the world as it is today.

After large donations to organizations fighting racial injustice were made by people like the cast and showrunner of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, prominent members of the video game industry are following suit as well. According to The Wrap, prominent video game publishers 2K, EA, and Scopely have donated $1 million each to organizatioins fighting racial injustices. 2K, known for such prominent video game franchises as NBA 2K and Civilization, announced they were increasing their funding to their own 2K Foundations program, to help with "expanding its mission to help fight racial injustice and inequalities in Black communities across the globe." [caption …

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Crime movies have become a genre all their own, and some of the best ones ever made are based on real-life criminals.

This Reddit user's collection makes us reflect on one of Nintendo's greatest consoles and the impact it had on the gaming industry and our lives.

The sci-fi series is filled with different characters, species, and planets. Which organizations would make great stand-alone tv shows?

The new trailer for Martin Scorsese's The Irishman has arrived in all its gangster glory. The film returns Scorsese to the world of on-screen organized crime and brings together three titans of the genre—Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci—in a based-on-a-true-story tale following real-life hitman Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran. Let's ignore, just for the moment, all those digitally de-aged faces, because even though they do occasionally look way too Call of Duty-like for their own good, this trailer really does drive home the point that we'…

Team Liquid's Dota 2 team is leaving the organization that made the roster famous, following a second place TI9 finish and a TI7 victory.