‘Nerd’ dad and adorable son bond over their new ‘Star Wars’ podcast

Mike Flanagan is a name that has quickly become synonymous with quality horror projects. And most recently, he’s proven to be the top filmmaker when it comes to crafting horror limited series with three straight hit shows for Netflix.

Following “The Book of Boba Fett” and “The Mandalorian” season three, which just announced it had started production, the Lucasfilm series, “Ahsoka” is expected to be the next big “Star Wars” TV show to go into production. Announced by Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy last December, the new Disney+ show will follow Ahsoka Tano (first introduced in live-action during “The Mandalorian” season two as played by Rosario Dawson).

will reprise his role as Anakin Skywalker in Disney+’s newest series “Ahsoka.” The series is a spinoff of the streaming service’s very popular “Star Wars” series “The Mandalorian.”Rosario Dawson, 42, is starring as the titular character of Ahsoka Tano, a Jedi Knight survivor who debuted in the second season of “The Mandalorian.”Dave Filoni is writing the series and is producing alongside Jon Favreau.“Ahsoka” is set five years after the “Return of the Jedi’s” plot, so it’s uncertain how

The Harry Potter film franchise is one of the world's most well-known, and brought us some very memorable characters.

Frank Herbert’s 1965 spacey odyssey, “Dune,” has long been one of the profoundly influential crucial crown jewels in the pantheon of science fiction. This means, of course, it’s been one of the great white whales for filmmakers to adapt.

press release about the auction. The items will be sold in conjunction with more than 1,000 props and costumes at the company’s Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction, set to happen from Nov.

It’s been reported over the years that Walken was George Lucas’ second choice to play protagonist Han Solo — a role which eventually went to Harrison Ford. “I did audition [for ‘Star Wars’] but I don’t think I came remotely close to getting the job,” Walken told the Financial Times on Thursday.

The Mandalorian Season 3 is being highly anticipated by the Star Wars community. After Season 2’s jaw-dropping season finally, fans have been stuck wanting more and more of the Mandalorian.

Disney and Lucasfilm Games could be teasing a new Star Wars game reveal in December.As reported in VGC, the companies launched “Bring Home the Bounty” yesterday (October 12), “a global consumer products, games, and publishing campaign” that will see “new Star Wars toys, collectibles, books, apparel, and more” announced every Tuesday until the end of the year.While the products shown so far are clothing and Funko Pops toys, if you look further down the calendar showing 12 announcements for the

Aspyr has announced it will be releasing two Star Wars game bundles on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch later this year.The first bundle is the Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection and will include Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast and Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy.Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast is a single-player first and third-person action game where you take up the role of Jedi Knight Kyle Katarn in 24 missions.

Next month will see the release of the long-delayed Marvel Comics adaptation “Eternals” from Oscar-winner Chloé Zhao (“Nomandland“), its release date bumped several times thanks to the pandemic. Giving audiences a glimpse at what the filmmaker can do within the world of massive studio blockbusters, the superhero sci-fi flick is based on the characters created by comic book genius, Jack Kirby.

a release about tiny George. “When the opportunity came to design the George Lucas figure, we were especially excited for this project.

Star Wars: Andor.The new Star Wars series, based on Rogue One character Cassian Andor and originally announced back in March 2020, has now completed filming according to Luna.Speaking to Deadline in a new interview, the actor said fans will “definitely see familiar faces,” adding: “I can tell you about this project like no other because I can’t spoil the ending if you’ve seen [Stars Wars: Rogue One] already.

Star Wars spin-off show The Book Of Boba Fett has revealed its first images and a confirmed release date of December 29.The show was first announced in a post-credits sequence at the end of the last season of The Mandalorian in December.Now, the first piece of concept art for the show has been revealed, which shows Fett, played by Temuera Morrison, sat in Jabba the Hutt’s palace in Tatooine.An official synopsis for the show confirms that it will feature “bounty hunter Boba Fett and mercenary

Lucy Lawless is a legend in the minds of genre film and TV fans. Thanks to her iconic run on the cult series, “Xena: Warrior Princess,” Lawless is always brought up by fans as potential actresses to join other genre franchises.

You honestly didn’t think we’d go a full calendar year without some live-action “Star Wars” action right? Well, even though it seemed like that might happen, Lucasfilm is sneaking “The Book of Boba Fett” in right at the end of 2021.

Josh Peck, The Muppets, Christian Slater and more. So crank that AC, make some popcorn and let us point you to your next big TV obsession.Disney+ is kicking off spooky season with a new LEGO Star Wars adventure. After hearing scary stories about ancient artifacts linked to iconic villains from across all eras of the series, Poe, BB-8 and friends must rush to stop an infamous evil force.

Lucasfilm sure does love its cameos, right? Especially in the Disney era of the “Star Wars” franchise, it’s pretty common to see fan-favorite characters show up in films and TV series just to get that momentary squee reaction from viewers. Well, you’d probably be shocked to know that is likely going to continue with the upcoming “Andor” Disney+ series.

Howard Kazanjian: A Producer’s Life,” about the “Empire Strikes Back” and “Return of the Jedi” producer. (The book is out this month; Rinzler passed away in July.)The films weren’t as popular not because they weren’t good, Hamill went on, but because they weren’t as easily digestible as the franchise’s more beloved films.“They were criticized because they were exposition-heavy and more cerebral and probably, like he said back in 1976, they weren’t as commercial.