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Ari and Joel: Bromance on the Rocks? One of Hollywood’s most enduring — and mystifying — high-powered friendships may have finally blown up, at least for the moment. Sources tell Rambling Reporter that Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel and longtime pal Joel Silver are no longer speaking after the famously hotheaded Lethal Weapon producer allegedly became abusive during a call with MGM film chief Courtenay Valenti and Amazon marketing chief Sue Kroll. The argument led to Silver’s exit from the streamer’s Doug…

Thir13en Ghosts (2001) Official Trailer #1 - Horror Movie HDNot the 1960 William Castle classic. This is the remake boasting the unlikely assemblage of Tony Shalhoub, F. Murray Abraham, Matthew Lillard, and Shannon Elizabeth, as well as the promised array of ghosts—rendered in CG that looked silly even in 2001, and will make you scream (with laughter) today.Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, what’s next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you…

Screenshot: Marvel StudiosThe cast and crew of Cocaine Bear cannot emphasize enough that their movie features a bear on cocaine. James Gunn says Harley Quinn will continue in his new vision for DC. Plus, what’s coming when La Brea returns. Spoilers get!Tim Travers and the Time Traveller’s ParadoxDeadline also reports Samuel Dunning, Joel McHale,and Danny Trejo have wrapped filming on Tim Travers & The Time Traveler’s Paradox, a new sci-fi comedy from director Stimson Snead. In the film, Dunning stars as “a…

Image: Warner Bros.Jurnee Smollett teases the future of her Black Canary movie. Could there be an all-women-starring Fast & Furious on the way? There is, somehow, a return for Sausage Party on the cards. Plus, more looks at the next The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror special.Spoilers now!Untitled Fast & Furious SpinoffDuring a recent interview with Business Insider, producer Donna Langely revealed she’s interested in bankrolling a Fast & Furious spinoff with an all-female cast. I would love to see a female…

Image: Marvel Animation/DisneyThe second episode of Marvel’s What If? starred the late Chadwick Boseman in as an animated version of T’Challa, albeit as one who became Star-Lord instead of Peter Quill. Boseman voiced different iterations of T’Challa in future episodes before returning to Star Lord T’Challa again for the finale, making the show his final role. The range of Marvel stars who voiced their voice their animated counterparts was across the board, but Boseman’s performance was considered to be one of the stronger…

Image: NetflixOn October 25, just in time for Halloween, Netflix is releasing Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities across a four-day event. Two episodes will be released daily up until the 28th, making for a fascinating anthology release schedule that pushes the boundaries of genre, taste, and practical effects.The first-look trailer has dropped, and it is as macabre, magical, gothic, grotesque, and “classically creepy” as the press release states. With six original pieces from the writers and two original stories…

Moon Knight is almost here. After first appearing in Marvel comics 47 years ago — in “Werewolf by Night” #32, to be precise — the titular mercenary and earthly avatar of the Egyptian moon god Khonshu is joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe with his first live-action appearance. (Moon Knight has no attachment to the current MCU by the way, it's completely standalone.) Oscar Isaac — of Dune, Star Wars, and Ex Machina fame — plays Moon Knight, who suffers from dissociative identity disorder, which gives his dealings with…

Moon Knight episode 6—out now on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar—is the season finale and boy does it tug on my heartstrings hard. This episode brings to the series a truly action-packed end but also reveals one of the most important characters who Marvel has decided to unveil in a much later part of the 42-minute episode (the shortest one till now). Moon Knight episode 6 is very unlike some of the earlier episodes that lacked the thrill and adventure you get to see a lot of in the season finale. Nonetheless, if you've been…

Moon Knight episode 1 — out now on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar — is a weird and disjointed introduction to one of Marvel comics' weirdest and disjointed characters. Even the first episode's action happens in spurts, with the protagonist Steven Grant (Oscar Isaac) blanking out at key moments. As the end of Moon Knight episode 1 reveals, that's because Steven isn't one person. He shares his body with Marc Spector who is described as a mercenary once and is completely unlike Steven. It's classic dissociative identity…

Moon Knight episode 5 — out now on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar — is easily the best episode of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe series so far. To be fair, that's a very low bar. Moon Knight has struggled to be a thrilling adventure in the standard action-oriented sense. And its attempts at humour, crucial to any MCU property, never really landed. But in a way, that's exactly why Moon Knight episode 5 succeeds. It's not a standard Marvel episode, not only unlike what Moon Knight had served up until now, but unlike most…