We’re only four episodes deep into the first season of the popular gay hockey show, and the fan edits are already taking over. The show has captured the minds and imaginations of people across the ...

Ariel Messman-Rucker is an Oakland-born journalist who now calls the Pacific Northwest her home. When she’s not writing about politics and queer pop culture, she can be found reading, hiking, or ...

Five years after the first live-action Sonic the Hedgehog movie was released, fans have almost forgotten how close they came to seeing pure nightmare fuel in that blockbuster movie. The original Sonic ...

"We designed the volumes so they’re basically like mega movies. The end of episode four has its own climax and I’m excited how they react to that," Matt Duffer previously told The Hollywood Reporter.

The Wicked movie’s promotion took a sharp turn when Cynthia Erivo attacked a harmless fan edit, calling it “deeply hurtful” and accusing the creator of trying to erase her. The edit simply added ...

Fan edits have become a popular trend on social media sites like TikTok. They are typically clips from a certain fandom set to music. For example, if you ship Belly and Conrad on The Summer I Turned ...

TikTok has a niche for everyone, but the world of sports media has especially thrived on the platform. In the era of social media, fans can watch clips of their favorite teams, see hype replays, and ...

If you’re active on TikTok, chances are you’ve probably encountered a fan edit before. Typically set to popular music and swift transitions, these quick montages compile clips from TV or Film and have ...

The clip opens with a memorable scene from the film when a stranger refers to Adonis Creed (Michael B. Jordan) as “Baby Creed,” to which Creed responds by delivering a mean right hand. The video then ...

What if a movie trailer had filters and huge neon text, and was set to, say, a Dua Lipa song? What if it was made by a teenager in the Philippines, or Brazil, using pirated material? What if the plot ...

With respect to trailers, press junket clips, and a quippy Letterboxd review, nothing will pique my interest in a new film or TV project quite like a well-done fan edit. Most recently, a punchy, ...