For the first time in the Indiana Jones franchise's history, it won't be Steven Spielberg in the director's chair.

Apple has dropped a new trailer for what may just be their first must-watch TV series in Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories.

It's time to dust off the fedora and bullwhip, because after more than three years stuck in development hell in which the script got passed from one hand to the other like some form of highly-sought ancient relic, a fifth Indiana Jones movie is finally happening

While many streaming services are rushing to build up an impressive library of original content, Apple believes that quality over quantity is where their future lies.

Much like the source material that happens to be more than meets the eye, Bumblebee is looking to be more than just a kid-friendly alternative to Michael Bay’s explosion spectacles that built the Transformers series into a powerhouse. In many ways, it’s a massive departure from the films that preceded it, thanks in part to director Travis Knight’s love for the original toys and cartoons.

Aaron Sorkin has proven that he knows how to tell a true-life drama better than anyone in the industry, and his new movie is a perfect fit for his exceptional talents

Some of the most memorable horrific moments from movies can be found outside the horror genre. For example, you'll heart this unforgettable body horror scene from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

More trouble is coming Lucasfilm's way as their other big moneymaker franchise Indiana Jones also looks to be hitting some early production troubles.