A new Predator: Killer of Killers extended cut reveals new ending which includes more characters.

Zach Cregger (Barbarian and Weapons) has written a Gotham-set script, and he’s ready to pitch it to James Gunn’s DC Studios.

This new Mortal Kombat short series is everything fans wanted from the movies.

He-Man returns in Masters of the Universe with a glowing new logo teaser.

David S. Goyer, the Man of Steel writer, praises James Gunn’s brighter, hopeful Superman, even calling Krypto “delightful”.

Washington Black delivers strong performances and striking visuals, but does it reach its full potential?

Squid Game's Lee Byung-hun takes desperate measures in Park Chan-wook’s darkly comic thriller No Other Choice.

Margot Robbie’s next big project with Tim Burton has fans buzzing, but not everyone’s convinced it’s a good idea.

James Gunn doubles down on his controversial Jor-El twist, telling angry Superman fans they’re “sh*t out of luck”.

James Gunn has expressed interest in bringing Henry Cavill back to the DC Universe, but many believe there’s only one role that truly fits the...

The Nex Playground turns screen time into family game time, swapping controllers for full-body movement and kid-friendly games that keep everyone active and entertained.

Another Superman actor praises David Corenswet’s take on the Man of Steel, calling the new film a hopeful and inspiring return for the iconic hero.

Superman is still flying high in theaters, but you’ll be watching James Gunn’s DC reboot at home sooner than you think.

Showmax unpacks Moses Sithole’s chilling killing spree in a gripping three-part true-crime doccie.

The new Mortal Kombat 2 trailer finally delivers what fans wanted the first time: Karl Urban’s Johnny Cage stepping into the fight.

Rami Malek’s tense spy thriller tanked at the box office, but streaming audiences are finally giving it the attention it missed in theaters.

Jon Bernthal confirms his MCU return as The Punisher in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, teasing a comic-accurate nod to his 1974 debut.

Pixar’s new original film Hoppers borrows heavily from Avatar’s mind-transfer concept.

RoboCop storms OmniTower in a bloody, 80s-fueled shootout, but does this standalone sequel deliver more than mindless carnage?

What happens when a horror-comedy feels like a sketch that doesn’t know when to end?