England and Romania, Nosferatu adheres to the original Murnau story, which is itself an unauthorized silent film adaptation of Bram Stoker's 1897 seminal horror novel

"Mufasa: The Lion King" is now in theaters, but does the movie include a post-credits scene that hints at a sequel? Here’s whether you should remain seated.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 director Jeff Fowler has revealed why they selected certain characters to appear in the film's post-credits sequences.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 debuts in U.S. theaters today, and there is a lot of interest about whether the sequel has any mid, end, or post-credits scenes. In franchise filmmaking, these scenes are generally utilized to tease future storylines and they have appeared in the Sonic film series in the past,

Indeed, the Sonic franchise has a history of introducing pivotal characters in post-credits scenes; the first movie brought Tails to Earth after the credits rolled and the second showed the anti-hero Shadow being kept on ice at a G.U.N. facility.

This article contains major spoilers about the ending and post-credits scene in “Sonic the Hedgehog 3,” now playing in theaters. Just like the ending of the first two “Sonic the Hedgehog” movies, the third installment sets up the fourth movie — coming to theaters in 2027 — with a surprise cameo.

Credit: Walt Disney Studios Mufasa has roared onto the big screen but, as always, there's probably one question you're Googling before you even sit down to watch The Lion King prequel: is there a post-credits scene?

The actual post-credits scene doesn't introduce a third new character but does bring back one presumed to be dead. The sequence opens on what looks like a meteor crash site on Ear

From new characters to spinoff potential, what do Sonic the Hedgehog 3's after-credit scenes mean? Speaking to the Senate ahead of the vote to pass the funding bill to avoid a government shutdown, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said the bipartisan passage is "good news" and thanked Republicans.

Spoilers for the Sonic 3 post-credits scene follow. You have been warned. "I think it's always: 'Which character is going to give us something new?'" Fowler says in an interview w