Game of Thrones: How George R. R. Martin’s world can expand in animation
HBO is doubling down on George R. R. Martin's Game of Thrones IP, and there are more ways in which the world can expand in animation.
Collide’s Drea de Matteo on feeling blessed to be in The Sopranos
Drea de Matteo speaks about the challenges of filming in one location for Collide, and how playing Adriana on The Sopranos became a blessing in her life.
By destroying old tropes, Prey turns a corner for Native Americans in film
Hulu's sci-fi movie Prey destroys old Native American tropes through its honest and entertaining depiction of a Comanche warrior fighting an alien Predator.
What is DirecTV Stream: plans, pricing, channels, and more
AT&T TV has gotten yet another new name -- DirecTV Stream. Here's the latest on what's changed, what's stayed the same, and exactly what subscribers get.
Emily the Criminal review: Aubrey Plaza scores as a gig-economy hustler
Aubrey Plaza is grippingly driven in the late-stage capitalism crime thriller Emily the Criminal.
Inu-Oh review: A visually inventive anime rock opera
Inu-Oh isn't a narratively intensive movie, but its presentation and themes make this creative blend of anime and rock opera noteworthy.
With Stranger Things and Squid Game, Netflix proves it’s better at making great TV shows than movies
Netflix's original movies keep disappointing, but the streamer is still far ahead of its competition when it comes to shows and limited series like Squid Game.
Alyssa Limperis on turning grief into comedy in No Bad Days
Comedian Alyssa Limperis sat down with Digital Trends to discuss how she turned tragedy into triumph with her new special, No Bad Days.
Day Shift review: Jamie Foxx leads fangless vampire movie
Despite some entertaining elements, Jamie Foxx's vampire film Day Shift underwhelms with too few surprises, too many familiar pieces, and not enough Snoop Dogg.
A League of Their Own review: A worthwhile reimagining
Amazon's A League of Their Own is the rare TV reimagining that actually manages to feel necessary. It premieres Friday, August 12 on Prime Video.
Cut the cord: Quit cable for the best streaming services
Considering quitting cable and joining the streaming revolution? We walk you through all the steps needed to cut the cord and enjoy the best streaming services.
How to watch the premiere of This Fool on Friday
Want to watch the premiere of This Fool, Hulu's new original comedy? Here's how to stream This Fool with a Hulu free trial.
The Gray Man stinks! Why Netflix has never made a great action movie
Great films have definitely come out of Netflix, but with recent duds like Extraction and The Gray Man, has the streamer ever made a truly great action movie?
Han Solo with an open heart: Why Solo is the best modern Star Wars movie
With its clever worldbuilding, assured direction, and engaging cast of old and new characters, Solo is arguably the best modern Star Wars movie.
Please, don’t let adult cinema die
Movies for grownups are struggling to stay afloat amid a sea of blockbusters, so it's more important than ever to support them and ensure their survival.
Beyond Bullet Train: cool movies set on trains
Bullet Train isn't the only cool movie set on trains. From James Bond to Tom Cruise, these cool movies featuring trains are worth a look (or another watch).
Maya Hawke and Camila Mendes team up in Netflix’s Do Revenge
Stranger Things' Maya Hawke and Riverdale's Camila Mendes join forces to get back at their exes in Netflix's upcoming dark comedy, Do Revenge.
Sigourney Weaver looks for love and hope in The Good House
In the first trailer for The Good House, Sigourney Weaver plays a woman who badly needs a good year. What she finds is even better than what she hoped for.
Geezers with guns: why action heroes are older than ever
Stars of action movies, like Tom Cruise in Top Gun: Maverick and Brad Pitt in Bullet Train, are older than they've ever been, and that may not be good news.
Edgar Allan Poe faces a terrifying mystery in Raven’s Hollow
Before he became a master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe came upon an eerie and sinister mystery as reenvisioned in the Shudder original film Raven's Hollow.
Collide director on making a modern Magnolia about love and loss
In an interview with Digital Trends, the director of Collide talks about the film's similarities to Magnolia and Crash and how his film deals with past trauma.
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 will speed into theaters in 2024
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 will hit theaters on the anniversary of Sonic Adventure 2: Battle.
Is Netflix the right home for The Sandman?
Neil Gaiman's The Sandman is receiving a lush adaptation at Netflix, but is the streaming juggernaut the right home for such subversive and abstract material?
Have you listened to Forever 1? Here are the Girls’ Generation songs you need to hear next
Forever 1 is K-pop group Girls' Generation's long-awaited comeback song, and if you're new to the group, here are some songs to listen to next.
Danny Boyle’s Sunshine is the best sci-fi movie you’ve never heard of
Danny Boyle's Sunshine just celebrated its 15th anniversary, so it's time to revisit it and wonder why on earth no one talks about or even remembers it.
Chainsaw Man anime gets a violent new trailer
The hit manga serial, Chainsaw Man, is getting an anime adaptation this year. And if the new trailer is any indication, it's going to get bloody.
Spider One on welcoming the challenge of directing the horror film Allegoria
In an interview with Digital Trends, Spider One talks about authenticity in art, and why he welcomes the challenge of directing Allegoria.
Your guide to After Like, K-pop group Ive’s big summer comeback
On August 22, K-pop group Ive will release After Like, its third single album. Here's your guide to Ive, its members, songs, and more.
Patton Oswalt on mastering the art of cringe comedy in I Love My Dad
The Sandman's Patton Oswalt and the cast of I Love My Dad talk about their favorite moments making the cringe comedy and why it's ideal to see in a theater.
Paget Brewster on Hypochondriac and returning to Criminal Minds
Paget Brewster sat down with Digital Trends to discuss her role in Hypochondriac, and why she's excited to return for the Criminal Minds revival.
The Sandman review: dreamy adaptation exceeds expectations
Decades of troubled development don't stop Netflix's The Sandman series from delivering an impressive adaptation of Neil Gaiman's groundbreaking comic book.
Viggo Mortenson and Ron Howard on how Thirteen Lives shows the Tham Luang cave rescue
Director Ron Howard and star Viggo Mortenson share how they re-enacted the 2018 Tham Luang cave rescue in their new film, Thirteen Lives.
I Love My Dad review: Patton Oswalt in a catfish cringe comedy
Patton Oswalt plays a father who catfishes his son in the uncomfortable cringe comedy I Love My Dad.
From Tyler Durden to Cliff Booth: Brad Pitt’s coolest roles
From Fight Club's Tyler Durden to The Lost City's Jack Trainer, we selected 5 of the coolest roles in Brad Pitt's 30-year career.
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Jason is a writer, editor, and pop culture enthusiast whose love for cinema, television, and cheap comic books has led him to work in the entertainment industry. A proud graduate of both Whitman College (Adam West’s alma mater!) and Syracuse University, he has worked at Marvel Entertainment, DC Comics, Warner Bros., and Screen Rant. At Digital Trends, he covers all things film and television, from ranking Alfred Hitchcock’s best films to examining the everlasting neuroses of Larry David. When he’s not obsessing over the latest Marvel Studios trailer, you can find him either working or surfing the web looking for the perfect fudge brownie recipe.