SYFY WIRE had the chance to talk with the project’s makeup department head, Ellen Arden, about how she took inspiration from the classic horror films of the ‘30s and ‘40s and also how she made sure ...

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As the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to grow and expand, creators are finding new ways to bring beloved comic-book characters to life. In honor of spooky season, the franchise is reimagining ...

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In the year 2022, it’s a pretty safe bet to say most blockbusters are packed to the brim with computer-generated imagery, given the spectacles Hollywood studios are continuously chasing after. That’s ...

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Matthew Galea is a features writer for CBR. He spends his day as a high school English teacher, and every other minute watching, thinking and writing about movies and television. From Lon Chaney Jr.'s ...