Eva Green

As Luc Besson's Dracula bares its fangs in theaters, we rank the definitive Draculas from Bela Lugosi to Gary Oldman — and decide who still rules the night.

Before Fallout turned her into a vault-dwelling sensation, Ella Purnell teamed with Tim Burton on Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, a neo-gothic riff that upended the Harry Potter playbook.

Fresh off multiple wins at The Game Awards 2025, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is already headed for a film adaptation—yet with no cast in place, fan-casting frenzy is erupting, and a viral AI video is reimagining the heroes before Hollywood can.

Weeks after its debut, the breakout series still towers over Netflix’s most‑watched list, refusing to surrender its grip on the global Top 10.

Wednesday Season 2 ends on a chilling cliffhanger as Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday envisions Aunt Ophelia, later revealed captive under Hester and scrawling the warning Wednesday must die — hinting at a deadly family betrayal and darker dangers ahead.

Johnny Depp’s cult-favorite 2012 horror-comedy Dark Shadows sinks its fangs into Prime Video, serving up Tim Burton’s gothic camp, a star-packed ensemble, and the undead antics of Barnabas Collins for a fresh streaming bite.

Casino Royale alum Eva Green joins Wednesday season 3 as Aunt Ophelia, a troubled, threatening psychic poised to shake up the show. Expect the stakes—and the weirdness—to spike.

Ridley Scott has apologized to Eva Green after Kingdom of Heaven cut a major arc that sidelined her Sibylla of Jerusalem, reducing her to a love interest for Orlando Bloom’s Balian of Ibelin.

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Eva Green: the actress who can make even the most sinister characters irresistible.