Christmas is goth and maybe that's why it's such a huge part of the filmography of Tim Burton.

In her personal life, Christmas was, during her marriage, a festive time for Victoria. Both she and Albert did not always have the best childhoods, and so the holidays became a time for both of them to actually enjoy and create moments for each other.

My foolhardy inexperience has brought me this far, but now I’m anxious, and after a ninety-minute trek across a frozen lake and up one of Norway’s tallest glaciers, I’m not sure that I’ll make it to the end. Fortunately, my very kind companions are there to encourage me onward. It’s astonishing, I think, as we near the peak, how far Star Wars fans will go to celebrate the films they love.

It's my lot in life to do nonsense like this, and I'm not exactly mad about it. 

The original Wonder Woman TV series starring living legend (and Mary Sue contributor) Lynda Carter is available in its entirety on HBO Max right now.

Imagine a slow, brooding, German, period version of Killing Eve. That's Effigy.

The R-rated Zootopia continues. We may have to wait a while for Beastars to be released on North American Netflix (it will drop in Japan next month), but the opening gives us a little something to help get us excited.

I am oh so very excited about the Tom Holland movie Cherry, but even I can admit that the poster for the Russo brothers' film that Variety shared looks like it's called "Cherk."

The most unfortunate thing about WW84, beyond some truly baffling filmmaking decisions, is that it's not very much fun.

A new Batwoman is on her way to Gotham and thanks to a massive synopsis for season two, we know a bit more about how Javicia Leslie's Ryan Wilder.