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Bryan Fuller On American Gods' Groundbreaking Gay Sex Scene
Bryan Fuller discusses the importance of American Gods' prolonged and passionate love scene between Salim and the Jinn.
Review: King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword Is Epically Atrocious
Guy Ritchie and Charlie Hunnam team for a take on King Arthur that's far more boring than you'd expect from the director of Snatch.
Review: Alien: Covenant Isn't What Fans Expect, But We're Not Mad At It
Ridley Scott doesn't want to give you Ripley 2.0, and what he offers instead is thrilling, uneven, and profoundly weird.
Diversity is Key to Star Trek: Discovery's Mission, Fuller Promises
Despite stepping down as showrunner, Bryan Fuller assures CBR that Star Trek: Discovery's mission remains on point.
How Orlando Jones Influenced American Gods' Shocking Opening Scene
Orlando Jones was such a fan of Neil Gaiman's American Gods, he campaigned for the role of Mr. Nancy/Anansi.
Fuller & Green On the Importance of American Gods' Inclusive Casting
In an in-depth interview, Bryan Fuller and Michael Green explain how they avoided one of Hollywood's most damning traditions.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review: Repetitive Sequel is 'Mid-Level Marvel'
"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" is fun, but that isn't good enough for this phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
REVIEW: American Gods Delivers Blood, Brooding & An Indecent Proposal
Neil Gaiman fans will worship American Gods, but newcomers might be praying for more substance amid so much style.
Doctor Who's Pearl Mackie, Steven Moffat Talk Diversity
Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie and showrunner Steven Moffat tell NYCC, "people watching television should see people like themselves."
Review: The Fate Of The Furious Is Running On Fumes
The Fate Of The Furious manages to deliver some big moments, but sputters out on what fans want most from the mega-franchise.
REVIEW: Smurfs: The Lost Village is a Smurftasticly Sexist Failure
Smurfs: The Lost Village aims to make Smurfette a modern heroine. Sadly, the franchise reboot fails smurftacularly.
REVIEW: Anne Hathaway Crafts Killer Kaiju Comedy With Colossal
Writer/director Nacho Vigalondo's sci-fi comedy unleashes a giant monster in Seoul, and a career-defining performance from Hathaway.
REVIEW: Ghost In The Shell Is Everything Wrong With Hollywood Remakes
Scarlett Johansson's live-action Ghost In The Shell remake is all style, no soul, and incredibly boring and offensive besides.
REVIEW: Muppet Guys Talking Gives Access To Crafters Of Fans' Childhood
Frank Oz's documentary detailing the secrets of the Muppets is a joy to watch for any fan of the iconic characters and their creators.
REVIEW: Power Rangers Reboots With Just The Right Amount Of Grit & Camp
Power Rangers fans new and old should be pleased with the franchise's earnest yet goofy reboot.
REVIEW: Life Sucks
The mystery at the center of the Ryan Reynolds-led, star-studded sci-fi thriller "Life" is, how is it possible it's this devotedly boring?
REVIEW: Free Fire Delivers A Sizzling But Slapdash Shootout
Brie Larson, Armie Hammer, Sharlto Copley and more star in Free Fire, a fearless and sharp shoot 'em up.
REVIEW: The Disaster Artist Delivers Scorn, Celebration On Tommy Wiseau
Ultimately, The Disaster Artist's treatment of director Tommy Wiseau as a magical weirdo comes of as more mean-spirited than good-natured.
REVIEW: Prevenge Delivers A Twisted Tale Of An Unborn Serial Killer
Filled with grisly kills and gallows humor, Prevenge's tale of a pregnancy gone evil is an impressive directorial debut.
SXSW REVIEW: Tragedy Girls Cuts Deep With Wickedly Dark Humor
Tragedy Girls, a teen horror-comedy about aspiring serial killers, doesn't hold back on the violence or gore - and that's a good thing.