Collider Dailies

On today’s Collider Dailies, John and Maggie will go over their final round of predictions going into the Oscar weekend, looking not just at who might win what, but also what kind of craziness we might expect to see during the live show. What kind of meme-able moments might pop up?

Also, in honor of International Women's Day, they'll discuss their favorite women in film and television, both in front of and behind the camera.

All of that and more on Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, John and Maggie will take a peak at the first full trailer for Prime Video's Fallout, the highly anticipated series based on the games from Bethesda starring Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins.

Then, they talk about the news that the Twilight series we've heard about for a while now, is going to be animated instead of live-action.

Then they cover the titles of the episodes for X-Men '97 which were just revealed, and discuss what we might expect from the season given what we now know!

All of that and more on Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, Perri welcomes a very special guest to the show — Scrambled writer, director and star Leah McKendrick!

She plays thirty-something Nellie Robinson. Nellie spends her weekends hopping from wedding to baby shower while nursing a broken heart due to a recent breakup. When a doctor discovers her fertility may be in jeopardy, Nellie opts to freeze her eggs. The arduous (and pricey) process sends her on a journey of self-examination that ultimately brings her face to face with the one she’s meant to be with forever: Herself.

Hear all about about Leah’s experience making her feature directorial debut, get a tease of what she’s got in store with her I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel, and find out who she’d like to see take home Oscar gold on Sunday night at the Academy Awards on today’s Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, Perri welcomes a very special guest to the show — The Piper director Erlingur Thoroddsen!

The Piper stars Charlotte Hope as a composer who must finish her late mentor's concerto.

In the process she discovers that playing its music summons deadly consequences.Hear all about the making of The Piper, and get Erlingur’s take on a possible Friday the 13th movie at Blumhouse with James Wan “shepherding” the project on today’s Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, John and Perri take a look at the weekend box office numbers, with Dune: Part 2 bringing in a massive 178 million dollars globally in it's opening weekend.

Then, they take a look at the first trailer for The Strangers: Chapter 1, the reboot of the cult favorite horror series helmed by director Renny Harlin, as well as some additional info we learned about via a series of interviews.

All of that and more on Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, John and Maggie talk about the news that filming has officially begun on Superman: Legacy, now just simply known as Superman, and take a look at the teaser image posted to social media by James Gunn.

Then, they take a look at the first look image released by Disney of Tron: Ares, the upcoming sequel to Tron: Legacy starring Jared Leto, Evan Peters, Greta Lee, and directed by Joachim Rønning.

Finally, they end the show off by discussing what they've been watching lately.All of that and more on Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, John and Maggie talk about the news that production has begun on The Stuntman, the next film in the Kick-Ass series directed by former stuntman Damien Walters and produced by Matthew Vaughn.

Then, they discuss their hopes for the upcoming NCIS spin-off, which will focus on old series regulars Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David, portrayed by Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo respectively.

And then they talk about the Jim Henson classic Labyrinth returning to the big screen for two nights next week, allowing fans to see David Bowie as the Goblin King in theaters once again!

All of that and more on Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, John and Steve take a look at the new posters for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire that were released earlier today, exclusively from Collider! Including looks at Paul Rudd, Bill Murray standing heroically amidst the chaos alongside the rest of the main cast, Slimer breaking through a sheet of ice, and an adorable little Stay Puft Marshmallow Man finding himself in a sticky situation!

Then, they talk about the news that The Mandalorian & Grogu are set to film in California, marking the first time a Star Wars movie will be shot primarily in the state, netting the production a massive tax credit.

And finally, they talk about John Waters returning to the director's chair after 20 years, helming an adaptation of his 2022 novel Liarmouth: A Feel Bad Romance starring Aubrey Plaza.

All of that and more on Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, Perri and Steve discuss Ti West’s recent comments regarding MaXXXine and what the future could hold for Mia Goth’s character. Will she get a film trilogy — or maybe more?

After that, they weigh in on reports that there’s a Beef Season 2 in the works over at Netflix and A24, and that Lee Sung Jin has his eye on Charles Melton, Cailee Spaeny, Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway to play feuding couples.

And then finally, Ryan Gosling is officially set to perform “I’m Just Ken” at the Academy Awards! Are Steve and Perri excited? Find out on today’s Collider Dailies!

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On today’s Collider Dailies, John and Maggie talk about the results of the SAG Awards and what it could mean for the Oscars. Is it a foregone conclusion at this point that Oppenheimer is going to dominate the Academy Awards like it did the SAG Awards? How close is the battle looking for Best Actress between Lily Gladstone for Killers of the Flower Moon, and Emma Stone for Poor Things? Who were the big winners, and who got snubbed?

All of that and more on Collider Dailies!

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