If you’ve ever seen a list of the spookiest “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” episodes, you’ve probably seen installments such as “Nightmares” or “Buffy vs. Dracula” regularly cropping up. It also seems that fans are pretty much united in their view that the scariest episodes of “Buffy” is “Hush.”

But there’s one episode of “Buffy” that remains truly haunting in a way that “Hush,” or any episode for that matter, never quite was. This one doesn’t necessarily have a memorable villain, but it’s about as creepy an episode of the show as you’ll ever see.

Though Paul Reubens is likely best known for his groundbreaking work as the children’s character PeeWee Herman, the actor and comedian holds a deep legacy…

Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer #1: Never Alone, Love Author(s): Casey Gilly Artists(s): Oriol Roig Colorist(s): Gloria Martinelli Letterer: Ed Dukeshire Publisher: BOOM! Studios Genre:…

Paul Reubens, best known for Pee-Wee Herman, but know to us for portraying vampire, Amilyn, in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie, passed away aged…

Robert Downey Jr. and Christopher Nolan recently spoke to Wired to promote Oppenheimer and took a deep dive into the web to answer the most…

Hayley Atwell recently appeared on Happy Sad Confused with Josh Horowitz where she discussed her role on the latest instalment of Mission Impossible, and Captain…

“This summer,” Robert Downey Jr. says, “is the battle for the soul of cinema.” Like a lot of things said by the actor, who co-stars in the thriller “Oppenheimer,” directed by Christopher Nolan and opening in theaters on July 21, that statement was delivered with a soupçon of knowing sarcasm, but there’s truth to it. In a cinematic season dominated by series, superheroes and pre-existing I.P. all aimed at the widest-possible market, whether there is still a theatergoing audience sizable enough to sustain the work of a highly individualistic, highly ambitious director like Nolan – whose latest is a three-hour epic focusing, among other weighty themes, the moral dilemmas faced by the title character, called “the father of the atomic bomb” – remains an open question.

BOOM Studios have announced a new six issue Firefly series to premiere in September 2023. Firefly: The Fall Guys will be written by Sam Humprhies,…

Ming-Na Wen (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) is set to narrate Pencils Vs Pixels, a documentary celebrating 2D hand-drawn animation. Due to be shown at Annecy International…

Long before she guest starred as the love interest of rapper Lil Dicky aka Dave Burd on FX’s comedy series, “Dave,” Chloe Bennet was a television mainstay – first on seven episodes of “Nashville,” then another 136 of “Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D..” Those experiences taught her a lot that she applied to Robyn, a photographer who ventures tentatively into a romantic relationship with Burd, a musician and performer who frequently blurs the lines between his professional ambitions and personal instincts. In “Dream Girl,” the penultimate episode of Season 3, those dueling impulsed come to head after Robyn announces plans to move to Los Angeles, forcing them to confront the prospect of a more substantial commitment as Dave’s options – his career and his life – seem to be more open than ever before.