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Indian directorSiddharth Anandhas made his stake in the action-thriller genre clear, producing blockbuster after blockbuster, includingShah Rukh Khan’s theater-shattering epicPathaanearlier this year. Specializing in high-octane action sequences that are a feast for the eyes, Anand is buckling up to do it all again in his upcoming filmFighter. The star-studded film, which stars icons of Indian cinemaDeepika Padukone,Anil KapoorandHrithik Roshan, screamsTop Guninfluence in a first look teaser. The video opens from the skies with three fighter jets soaring in perfect formation....

Horror fans, this is a Collider giveaway you do not want to miss out on. We’ve teamed up with Full Moon Features to give away a premium prop replica of the foul-mouthed Baby Oopsie, as seen in theDemonic Toysfilm franchise. This giveaway arrives ahead of Baby Oppsie’s official arrival as part of the Full Moon Horror Line, which will feature a vast catalog of high-end replicas, figures, prop replicas, and more horrifying delights....

What is everyone’s job inThe Office? Great question. In reality, job titles are just a formality on a business card or email signature as the employees at Dunder Mifflin demonstrated. This iconic mockumentary series had audiences rolling with laughter that the question has to be asked, what didThe Officecharacters actually do? Over nine seasons, Dunder Mifflin corporate was probably wondering what the Scranton Branch did to produce such profitable quarters. IfThe Officewas hiring, these are the job titles open for applicants....

Even the “worst” Beatles album is better than most bands' best. Their discography remainsthe most seismic in pop history, an arc of reinvention and experimentation that redefined what music could be. Across just seven years, they went from tight suits and teen screams to sprawling double albums and orchestral freakouts. It’s like if One Direction became Radiohead. Here, then, is the full catalog, ranked not by cultural impact alone, but by lasting musical power....

Blame it on the World Series, Halloween, the Presidential Election, or maybe just some nice weather where everyone is going outside instead, but this is shaping up to be a paltry weekend at the box office. An appetite forDan Brown’sDa Vinci Codenovels being adapted into movies has flamed out withInferno, which collected under $1 million on Thursday night, and hobbled to $5.6 million on Friday. And yet, those numbers are enough for it to grab the number one spot....

Turns out HBO’s programming gamble paid off big time. Their flagship seriesGame of Thronesreturned to screens last night after the longest hiatus in the show’s history, leaving behind its tradition Spring return, when TV viewership is generally at its peak, in favor of a summer premiere. But if summer is the slow season, that just means there’s nothing standing in the way of the goliath series and its rabid fanbase, and it seems the long wait only made fans even hungrier for the winds of winter, becauseGame of Thronesreturned to series-high ratings for a first-run telecast with an average 10....

When you hear the namePeterFarrelly,odds are a slew of comedy hits come to mind -Dumb and Dumber,There’s Something About Mary, and more. For the next few months however, I’d like to bet his name comes up in “Best of 2018” and awards season conversations thanks to his latest feature,Green Book. The movie does have a good deal of fun-loving humor and banter, but it’s largely focused on the crushing reality of racism in the 1960s....

Well,Gugu Mbatha-Rawfinally has her own TV show, and to be honest, it’s about damn time. The 37-year-old English actress has signed on to star in the psychological thrillerSurface, which puts her back in business with Apple, where she recently played a key role onThe Morning Show. That show’s star,Reese Witherspoon, will produce Mbatha-Raw’s new project. Plot details are being kept under wraps, butSurfacehails fromVeronica West, who co-created Hulu’sHigh Fidelityseries starringZoe Kravitz, and perhaps more tellingly, will serve as a co-executive producer on Showtime’s upcomingDexterrevival....

Hawkeye, which premiered November 24 on Disney+, picks up with the continuing story of the MCU two years after the universe-changing circumstances ofAvengers: Endgame. Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) is hoping to spend a quiet and uneventful Christmas with his family, but those plans get derailed quickly when his path crosses with that of Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld), a skilled archer who has her own personal history with Hawkeye. The series also promises to follow up on the aftermath of the MCU filmBlack Widow, which saw Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) being mistakenly led to believe that Clint was responsible for Natasha Romanoff’s (Scarlett Johansson) death on Vormir....

Howdy, horror folks! After taking an Easter break, our regular SundayHorror Haulis back with your weekly round-up and one-stop-shop for all things horror. This week in horror brings the news thatInsidiousfans are going to have to wait a little bit longer forChapter 4, as the film has been pushed from October to early 2018. Elsewhere, a female-led, live-actionKing Kongseries is in the works,David Oyelowohas boarded a Blumhouse time travel thriller fromMean CreekhelmerJacob Estes, and we get a very confusing look atAaron MoorheadandJustin Benson’sSpringfollow-up,The Endless....

With the PTSD dramaThank You For Your Servicenow playing in theaters, last week I got to sit down with writer-directorJason Hallfor an extended video interview. Based on journalistDavid Finkel’s 2013 nonfiction book of the same name, the film tells the story of a few soldiers returning home from Iraq who struggle to integrate back into family and civilian life.Miles Tellerleads the cast that also includesHaley Bennet,Keisha Castle-Hughes,Joe Cole,Beulah Koale,Scott Haze,Brad Beyer,Omar Dorsey, andJayson Warner Smith....

Joseph Gordon-Levittis proving that he’s a still triple threat with his latest projectMr. Corman, on which he serves as the creator, director, and star of the Apple TV+ comedy. Gordon-Levitt has already proven his directing chops with his directorial debutDon Jonback in 2013, and A24 will produce the 10-episode series. The series follows Josh Corman (Gordon-Levitt), a fifth-grade public school teacher whose dreams of a career in music didn’t work out....

When it premiered, The CW’sLegends of Tomorrowhad so much potential as a team-up of favorites from other CW series. But though it had a very fun start, things fizzled out after the main villain, Vandal Savage, turned out to be toothless and boring, and the cast’s chemistry never quite gelled. But, when Season 1 closed by introducing Rex Tyler, a.k.a. Hourman (played bySuits’Patrick J. Adams), things started looking up. With the hawks out of the way and Vandal defeated, what might Season 2 look like?...