Following last night's Masters of the Universe premiere, we have a big update on whether the reboot has a post-credits scene and, if so, how long you'll need to stick around before seeing it.

Masters of the Universe may have a surprise character waiting after the credits roll. The upcoming film reportedly features a post-credits scene that teases a fan-favorite character from the franchise’s animated history.

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne from a misspent youth of watching monster movies on TV ...

The Masters begins with the practice rounds on Monday and Tuesday, before the beloved family-filled Par 3 contest on Wednesday, in which players compete in a nine-hole round as their wives, girlfriends and children sport the classic white caddie coveralls.

The first reactions for Masters of the Universe have arrived, and it sounds like director Travis Knight may have pulled off something fans never expected. The long-awaited live-action take on the classic franchise premiered in Los Angeles,

Director Travis Knight recently explained how the story of the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie will differ from the approach of the original 1980s He-Man cartoon. The new live-action adaptation explores the aftermath of the villain's success rather than following a familiar cartoon structure.

After years away from Castle Grayskull, Dolph Lundgren is joining the new Masters of the Universe project in a major return.

We're less than a month out from the release of Masters of the Universe, and director Travis Knight is keeping coy on whether or not She-Ra is in the live-action movie. "I can say very little about She-Ra,