The Running Man is now in theaters, and as long as you're okay with spoilers, you can find out how Edgar Wright's adaptation alters the ending of Stephen King's novel right

In an exclusive interview, Edgar Wright and Stephen King discuss how the new "The Running Man" compares to the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger original.

While the Emmy-winning, Oscar-nominated actor loves to put on a show, his role as Bobby T in this Stephen King adaptation is the first time he has played a showman in the movies.

For those paying attention, Edgar Wright's The Running Man manages to sneak in a collection of Stephen King Easter eggs into a single scene. Did you catch them?

And on Apple TV, a touching and surprisingly funny new documentary about the poet Andrea Gibson and their struggle with cancer.

The homage to the star of the original film has a double meaning - including a connection to a '90s action classic.

When the original Running Man movie came out in 1987, reality TV was still a thing of science fiction. Now, in 2025, when the genre is as ubiquitous as bad politicians, the new version of Stephen King's dystopian story ramps up the action and flair but falls short in its political messaging and tone.