We Have Always Lived in the Castle is the frightening tale of the Blackwood family, who inhabit that eponymous castle. When we meet them, they are secluded from townsfolk and lost to the past and the views of their father. Problems arise, however, when cousin Charles Blackwood (Sebastian Stan) comes to town and wants to change their way of life.

Apparently, our favorite Avengers who got dusted by The Snap wound up in an escape room after Thanos wiped out half the universe.

Bucky Barnes, even when he is fighting to regain his memories, is still extremely different than many of the comic versions of the character.

I'm still mad that this took me longer than it should have to realize.

An interesting story filled with terrible characters, We Have Always Lived in the Castle is definitely going to be a must-see!

Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson having an entire show together? Did I die? Is this Heaven? Can I write on this? Let's go on a journey together.

The exploration of possibilities is something that we all long for, and I’m Not Here gives us a unique look at what hope for redemption can be like.

Netflix apparently thinks you can just swap out Captain America for his best friend in casting decisions and no one will notice.

Marvel and the actors who bring our favorite characters to life are continuing to double down on "all your favorites are dead," which ... thanks? Recently, Sebastian Stan has taken to telling us that "Bucky Barnes is dead, happy new year," and that's just plain rude.

There are often movies that, while you're watching them, you're not sure how you feel about them, and then all it takes is one twist, and you're sold. Destroyer is one of those movies.

When Screenrant posted an article about the MCU wasting Sebastian Stan, my reaction was yes of course we know this, because I have been writing about this vitally important issue since the dawn of time.

With many films featuring Sebastian Stan in the works (he's currently filming two movies), what does this mean for the Winter Soldier/Falcon series? Is there going to be time with everything he's doing as well as Anthony Mackie's new role on Altered Carbon?

Kings has become something of a classic among fans, frequently returning to Gilboa to check in on Silas and his conniving against David Shepherd and his own children. Starring Ian McShane, Sebastian Stan, Christopher Egan, and a pretty incredible cast, the show didn't have a very long life on NBC back in 2009.

The world is on fire, so here are some beautiful men and women rocking spectacles to the rescue.

Nicole Kidman has proved herself time and time again, and Destroyer is no different—a movie that many are saying will win Nicole Kidman her second Academy Award. Erin Bell (Kidman) just wanted a life free from the wars she found herself in. A police officer, she winds up in the middle of a bank robbery gone bad, and her life choices have continual strain on her own wellbeing, as well as her relationships.

A Bucky Barnes Hot Toy emerges looking identical to Sebastian Stan that starts to disintegrate just like James Buchanan Barnes himself.

If you're a fan like me, you probably know when your favorite actor has movies coming. I've known about The Last Full Measure for quite some time, and for a while, it seemed as if we'd never see this movie. Lo and behold, at the Toronto International Film Festival this year, it was announced that Roadside Attractions (a sister company to Lionsgate) had purchased the distributing rights to the film.