Author: Carling McGuire

45 Years after its launch, we look back on the journey of Voyager 2 and its continued drift into deep space.

“The Walking Dead”‘s Daryl Dixon spin-off to take place in France with new characters, new zombies, and new stories to tell.

Forrest Galante turns giddy as he captures footage of the “walking” epaulette shark for Discovery’s Shark Week.

Barlow and Bear, creator of the “Unofficial Bridgerton Musical” is being sued by Netflix for taking the popular fan project on tour.

Robert Englund, horror’s own Freddy Krueger, was instrumental in Mark Hamill landing the role of Luke Skywalker.

“Microscopya” takes the complex science of biology and turns it into a fun, engaging experience for children and visual learners.

Rob Zombie clears up the rumors spreading surrounding his “The Munsters” film premiering this fall on Netflix.

Walton Goggins is teasing fans of the upcoming Fallout series with his first-day selfie against a “Ghoul”ish backdrop.

By the fourth episode of the new 2022 “Resident Evil” Netflix series, I was bored out of my skull. Like the movies before them, a zombie apocalypse story has been written and gilded with Resident Evil edges as an attempt to draw in fans of the video games. References and nostalgia are the bait for this series, and even that fails miserably in the face of a convoluted story that takes far too much time to get anywhere. At least the movies are so bad they’re funny. This is just…bad. Netflix Against a post-apocalyptic backdrop in 2036, the story follows…

Get the celebratory dip and put on an episode of “Brazzos!” “Only Murders in the Building” has been greenlit for a third season. This breakout murder-mystery comedy from Hulu, starring Martin Short (Oliver Putnam), Selena Gomez (Mabel Mora), and Steve Martin (Charles Haden-Savage), has become a fast favorite of viewers everywhere. With its fantastically crafted balance of drama and situational comedy, we’re thrilled to see that there will still be more mysteries to solve after the finale of season 2. To date, “Only Murders in the Building” is Hulu’s most popular comedy series. A statement from Hulu President Craig Erwich…