Red Sonja’s trailer drops with serious Zack Snyder vibes: a lot of blood, swords, and slow motion.

Jurassic World Rebirth is already stomping onto digital just a month (30 days) after hitting movie theaters.

Were the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park sick, or was that just a part of making the movie suspenseful?

Netflix’s The Monster of Florence revisits Italy’s most disturbing unsolved murders with cinematic flair.

James Gunn has officially read The Batman Part II script.

If James Gunn’s Superman flops, it could spell disaster for Marvel too.

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker’s Rush Hour just got hit with a trigger warning on TV, and fans have some thoughts.

Universal’s How to Train Your Dragon remake is soaring at the box office—so why is it heading to digital just 31 days after release?

After years of delays, cast changes, and a quiet release in Vietnam, Universal’s long-lost sci-fi film Distant has finally landed on Hulu.

A new Marvel comic variant reveals Stitch, the mischievous alien from Lilo & Stitch, is officially worthy enough to wield Thor’s hammer.

After backlash over a comment about Indian fans, Superman director James Gunn promises more representation in the DC Universe.

James Gunn says Superman (2025) is his first real superhero movie — despite his resume saying the complete opposite.

Pixar’s clapping back at fans who beg for original stories but skip them at the box office—while Elio flops and sequels rake in billions.

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James Gunn teases the arrival of Nubia, a powerful Black Amazon warrior, hinting at more diversity and new heroes in the DCU's future.

Cobra Kai fans are rallying behind a viral Mr. Miyagi spinoff poster, proving Netflix might be sitting on its next big hit.

James Gunn confirms Lex Luthor’s story is just beginning, with another Luthor-linked character set to join the DCU soon.

Jensen Ackles is still open to suiting up as Batman—he’s just waiting for the call.

Rob Liefeld has named his perfect DC movie pick.

John Campea revealed that one film pundit he spoke to thought James Gunn’s Superman was “messy” and “convoluted.”

A trailer for Mortal Kombat 2 isn’t even out yet, but Ed Boon says the filmmakers “nailed it”.

Michael Bay is returning to the Transformers franchise with a new live-action film in development.

James Gunn says the new DC Universe won’t follow Marvel’s playbook — instead, it’s taking cues from Game of Thrones.

James Gunn’s Superman brings back a familiar bond — and it might just hit where it hurts most.

Predator: Killer of Killers is a brutal animated saga that connects timelines and redefines the hunt for fans of the franchise.

Lewis Hamilton didn’t just inspire Brad Pitt and Damson Idris' F1 movie, he helped build it from the ground up.

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson might be stepping into the ring as Balrog in the upcoming Street Fighter movie.

Marvel is reviving the Spider-Man: The Animated Series in comic form without its original writer.

One Superman actor almost landed the role twice—until producers realized he’d already worn the cape and sent him flying out the door.

From space-faring epics to mind-bending cyberpunk thrillers, these 25 sci-fi anime classics prove the future is animated.

Melissa Benoist says she’s more excited for Milly Alcock's Supergirl than Superman in James Gunn’s new DC Universe.

Pedro Pascal’s take on Mister Fantastic has fans drawing some unexpected comparisons.

Cristin Milioti is calling out Warner Bros. after her show was quietly erased from HBO Max.

James Gunn’s Batman plans are starting to look a lot like Sony’s Spider-Man mess.

DC Studios’ Peter Safran says James Gunn is the greatest superhero filmmaker of our time.

A mysterious poster leak teases Elle Fanning’s android teaming up with a Predator.

Rachel Brosnahan has no sympathy for actors who take superhero roles and then complain about them.

A surprising on-set comment from the veteran actor caught one Mandalorian actor off guard.

Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld weighs in as DC moves forward.

The director of The Night Comes for Us says Mortal Kombat II made him cry — and not because it was bad.