Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "Incredibles 2." "Incredibles 2" introduces fans to Screenslaver, a villain who wants to make sure superheroes like the Incredibles and Frozone stay banned ...

Nearly 14 years after we watched Syndrome’s evil reign down on The Incredibles, a new villain is set to make his big screen debut, a new villain that is utterly creepy and shrouded in mystery ...

Near the midpoint of Pixar’s latest family blockbuster Incredibles 2, the main villain, the delightfully named Screenslaver, delivers a chilling monologue over the city airwaves: You don't talk.

We all know that comic book villains are best when they’re fighting ... So in the spirit of depressing overanalysis, the Incredibles are most certainly the bad guys. In fact, if you really ...

The first Incredibles film, released in 2004, introduced audiences to the Parrs, a family of superheroes trying to blend in with everyday life before the rise of a villain forces them all back ...

This time it was the lack of a villain that caused the trouble and almost thwarted the making of "Incredibles 2." Writer and director Brad Bird had to battle through a major villainy plot crisis ...

When we sat across from the Better Call Saul star as he did press for Steven Spielberg's The Post, we asked him if he was possibly playing a villain in The Incredibles 2. He smiled, and replied ...

That changed last year when Director Brad Bird announced that the long awaited Incredibles 2 would be ... fans was its delightful cast of grounded characters, and while you will definitely ...