Blonde director Andrew Dominik’s films may not be strictly based in reality, but they use real-world people and events to make more truthful commentary than most factual biopics could ever hope to. This is how he deconstructs myths.

Here’s an actual good surprise for a change: Walt Disney Animation Studios released their stunning VR short “Myth: A Frozen Tale” for at-home viewing on Oculus Quest. Anyone with a headset should watch right now. Acting as a sort of prologue to Disney’s record-breaking animated smash Frozen 2, and narrated by that film’s co-star Evan Rachel Wood, “Myth” immerses you in the world of the film and introduces you to the elemental spirits in a truly unique, spellbinding way. It was directed by Jeff Gipson, the skateboarder poet and one of Walt Disney Animation …

Millions of people have seen a piece of film history, and may not even know it.

The Wizard of Oz is one of the most classic films of all time. Several crazy stories surround the making of this musical, some true, some false.

It is widely believed that Heath Ledger improvised part of the iconic hospital explosion scene from The Dark Knight, but here's what really happened.

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Lore Olympus, Rachel Smythe's Eisner Award nominated webcomic, is being adapted to an animated TV series by Webtoon and The Jim Henson Company.

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air fans have spent years crafting theories about the show, and, though interesting, most of them have since been debunked.

Viewers have been spellbound by Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, right from the theme song's first eerie note. Based on characters from Archie Comics, this Netflix original series is the second TV depiction of the enchanting Sabrina Spellman. The first was the hit '90s sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch. It was light and wholesome, giving the audience a cauldron of laughs complete with magical hijinks and talking cat. On the flip side, Sabrina offers a deliciously darker take on its beloved source material.