“Who Gives a Sh-t”: Matthew Lillard Reacts to Quentin Tarantino Criticism

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According to Entertainment Weekly, Matthew Lillard recently spoke at GalaxyCon about Quentin Tarantino’s list of favorite 21st-century films. After mentioning There Will Be Blood and Midnight in Paris, Lillard jokingly admitted he doesn’t particularly like actors Paul Dano or Owen Wilson, who star in those films. Despite not appearing in either movie himself, Tarantino had previously included Lillard on a list of actors he doesn’t favor, stating he also doesn’t care for Dano or Wilson. Lillard then shared this anecdote with the audience at the convention.

All 9 Unfinished & Abandoned Star Wars: The Clone Wars Stories

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Over its seven seasons, The Clone Wars explored almost every significant location in the Star Wars galaxy, focusing on both the Republic’s army and its enemies. Despite its success, the show wasn’t able to complete every story it planned. Here’s a look at the nine unfinished storylines from The Clone Wars.

What’s Coming to HBO Max This Week (December 8th)

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This Sunday, HBO Max will release new episodes of both IT: Welcome to Derry and I Love LA, coinciding with their broadcast on HBO. However, with The Chair Company Season 1 having concluded last week, it’s the first time in a while that HBO won’t have a fresh episode available.

27 Years Ago, DC Released the Best Event of the ‘90s (& Literally No One Remembers It)

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The Infinity Gauntlet is widely considered a fantastic and landmark event in comics. However, many fans agree that the best event of the 1990s wasn’t Infinity Gauntlet at all. That title belongs to DC One Million, a four-issue series from DC Comics that grew out of Grant Morrison’s JLA. What made DC One Million truly special was its unique story idea. While it might not be the most famous or impactful event, it’s easily the best of the decade – a perfectly crafted series with outstanding tie-in issues, illustrated by Val Semeiks.

New Dead Space Report Makes No Sense Following 2023’s Remake

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The news that a sequel has been put on hold is concerning, and makes you wonder what EA is focusing on. If they aren’t moving forward with a follow-up despite the success of the remake, it suggests their internal goals don’t match what players want. The remake was well-received and sold well, so reports of the franchise being paused create a lot of doubt about what’s next for Dead Space.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 Trailer Confirms Release Date (And Teases Massive Arc)

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The second season of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is set to premiere in Japan on January 5th as part of the Winter 2026 anime lineup. A new trailer and poster have been released to promote the upcoming season, and it’s been revealed that it will adapt a key story arc with important connections to the main My Hero Academia series. Fans won’t want to miss it to get the full picture! You can watch the trailer below.

One MCU Hero Could Be the Key to Saving the Multiverse (& They’ve Only Suited Up Once)

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There’s nothing more heroic than saving one universe, but saving all of them is the ultimate feat – and someone will have to rise to the challenge in next year’s Avengers: Doomsday. The movie already boasts a team of proven heroes, but surprisingly, one individual who could potentially be the most effective savior isn’t currently slated to appear. The catch? They’ve only fought as a hero once before and might not be eager to do it again.

The Real Kingdom Hearts 2 Released 21 Years Ago and Is Still Confusing Today

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After the success of the first Kingdom Hearts, Square Enix quickly started working on a sequel, which they released to great excitement in 2005. But before that, they released a direct sequel – Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories – for the Game Boy Advance exactly 21 years ago today. This game is still considered one of the most unusual in the entire Kingdom Hearts series, and that’s notable considering how complex the series eventually became.