After the massive failure of his 2019 Hellboy reboot, Neil Marshall is going back to the small-scale horror fare that first made his name... but he's doing it with a rather controversial lead actress.

With just a 10% Rotten rating on Rotten Tomatoes, many fans are wondering what went wrong with the Hellboy reboot. Well, a new report claims to have some answers, painting the picture of a production gone off the rails due to on-set clashes as various parties tried to make this their movie.

The R-rated reboot of Hellboy hits cinemas tomorrow, but according to early reviews fans may be in for quite the disappointment.

Hellboy will be hitting cinemas next month, but ahead of that we'll be celebrating the 25th anniversary of Mike Mignola's iconic comic book creation.

Originally scheduled to only drop later today, the trailer for Neil Marshall's Hellboy reboot leaked online last night, prompting Lionsgate to just release it officially earlier. And it's looking like a hell of a good time!

Netflix has once again offered up some science fiction to satiate the fans of the genre, this time a re-imagining of the 1960s beloved Lost in Space. As someone who has only seen a few episodes of the original show, I wasn’t particularly interested in it. I am sure people older than me out there have nostalgic memories, but to …

Do you know what is even scarier than Hellboy himself? Hellboy singing. Yes, the scares on the planned comic-book movie reboot may just have taken a completely different turn.

Hellboy is getting a new reboot, and according to director Neil Marshall this new R-rated approach will be like "like taking the cuffs off".