If you're a die-hard Willow fan (like myself) you know there's a huge continuity error in Ron Howard's fantasy epic — in the form of a missing magical acorn. Willow is given a total of three magical acorns before he starts on his "fellowship of the baby" quest. But he never uses the third, and he pretends like they're…

It's been a long time since we've heard any news about Disney's movie adaptation of Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book. We feared this picture had died after Henry Selick of Coraline passed up an opportunity to turn this YA novel into a stop motion feature — the studio and the director parted ways back in 2012. But…

This photo by Los Angeles artist Claire Oring looks like a still from a post-apocalyptic sword-and-sandal movie - and now that it's won Ron Howard's photo contest, it's set to be the basis of a short movie directed by Jamie Foxx or Eva Longoria. This photo was one of 91 selected photos in Canon's "Project Imagination"…

Despite boasting memorable scenes of Val Kilmer going barbarian and the most phallic dragon in movie monster history, Ron Howard and George Lucas' 1988 fantasy film Willow didn't tear up the box office.

There's never been anything like what Ron Howard and Akiva Goldsman are proposing for their adaptation of Stephen King's Dark Tower: a television show that crosses over with three movies, using the same cast for both. Can this even work?

With the rights to King's massive Gunslinger cycle up for grabs, Oscar-winner Ron Howard wants to tell the sprawling tale of Roland's hunt for the Man in Black as both a feature film and a TV series.

Ron Howard and Brian Grazer are developing a new TV show based on Gene Roddenberry's scrapped android-angst show The Questor Tapes. Bland, preachy and insipid, Questor doesn't seem like a good template... unless it's true Tim Minear is on board.

Mega-producer Ron Howard sounds like he's realizing just how important the father of all eldritch awesomeness H.P. Lovecraft really is. But we're still suspicious of this Van Helsing-crossed-with-Shakespeare In Love film, in which Lovecraft unleashes and fights monsters.

There's nothing like paying respect to great writer, by making a live-action movie that reads like Van Helsing. Hollywood's latest movie is sure to put H.P. Lovecraft's corpse on permanent spin cycle.