The mysterious Ruska Roma is a ruthless, secretive criminal organization in Germany, and is responsible for the training of ...

The John Wick franchise isn’t just about stylish shootouts and slick suits; it’s a whole underworld carved out beneath the surface of ours.

For those who don’t care about spoilers, here's a breakdown of how John Wick fits into the Ballerina story. Much of Ballerina ...

Ana de Armas winds up a wanted woman in "Ballerina." She discusses the movie's explosive ending and John Wick appearance.

Like Wick before her, Eve is driven by a personal vendetta: the brutal murder of her father when she was still a child by ...

Ballerina takes place between the events of John Wick: Chapter 3–Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 4. The break between part three and part four is the longest in-world interim period between John ...

Director Len Wiseman sees Ballerina as almost the inverse of John Wick: Ana de Armas' Eve joins the John Wick assasin-verse ...

With “Ballerina,” there’s even more lore, including new rites and mythological creatures and even a new rival clan. Audience demands for such things aside, there are practical reasons for constructing ...

In contrast, “Ballerina”—like the four John Wick films that it’s spun off from—is, strangely, far better at story than at ...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for From the World of John Wick: Ballerina In John Wick, the Ruska Roma are one of the criminal organizations that have a seat at the High Table. The operation, made up of ...