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Dexter: Resurrection doesn't only bring Michael C. Hall's Dexter back, it also reunites him with several characters who died in other Dexter shows.... Read more »

Here's why the first episode of season 17 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia paid tribute to Eric Biermann. May he rest in peace.... Read more »

David Corenswet, who plays Superman/Clark Kent in James Gunn's Superman, was not the highest paid actor on that film's set. Here's who made more than he did.... Read more »

One of the most controversial moments in James Gunn's Superman will certainly rile up some fans, but it's a bold swing that's perfect for our time.... Read more »

James Gunn's new Superman movie makes a pretty big change to the character of Jimmy Olsen, played memorably by Skyler Gisondo.... Read more »

Several DC Comics heroes show up in James Gunn's Superman, including one who was left out of the film's marketing but will play a big role in the DC Universe.... Read more »

The opening scene of Foundation season 3 features one of the season's most important characters. Here's how he's been altered from the Isaac Asimov books.... Read more »

Superman writer/director James Gunn tells us about the South Korean action film that inspired his visual style, the importance of journalism, and more.... Read more »

James Gunn's Superman features a bunch of characters, but never feels overstuffed. Here's a spoilery list of all the film's cameos.... Read more »

Nicholas Hoult drew heavily from one particular Lex Luthor-centric DC comic book story for his portrayal of the character in James Gunn's Superman.... Read more »

Here's a breakdown of the entire DC Universe timeline so far, including the events of James Gunn's Superman and the HBO Max series Creature Commandos.... Read more »

James Gunn is the latest to bring the Man of Steel to the big screen, so we're looking at how David Corenswet's Superman compares to past versions.... Read more »

Kal-El's father, Jor-El, does indeed show up in James Gunn's Superman, and he's brought to life by a veteran of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.... Read more »

Ultraman plays a significant role in James Gunn's new Superman movie. Here's our spoilery breakdown of who he is and how he factors into the story.... Read more »

Hulu’s new TV and movie releases for July 14-20, 2025, include the films Get Away, The Amateur, and The Assessment. Tuesday, July 15, brings Get Away to Hulu. This film was directed by Steffen Haars and written by Nick Frost, who also plays the lead role. The story follows a... Read more »

Peacock’s new TV and movie releases for July 14-20, 2025, include Kings Court Season 1, a new episode of Love Island: Beyond the Villa, and the Transplant Season 4 finale. Monday, July 14, brings Bravo’s Kings Court Season 1 to Peacock. This dating reality series centers around three prominent celebrities:... Read more »

Paramount Plus’ TV show and movie releases for July 14-20, 2025, include three projects: The Challenge: All Stars Season 5, Max and the Midknights, and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3. Wednesday, July 16, 2025, brings two projects to Paramount Plus – The Challenge: All Stars Season 5 and... Read more »

Netflix’s schedule for July 14 to July 20, 2025, includes Entitled Season 1, Jaws, Mamma Mia!, and The Cursed. On July 15, Entitled Season 1 drops on the streaming platform. The drama series focuses on a widower named Gabe who tries to find his British wife’s family in their almost-destroyed... Read more »

HBO Max’s new TV and movie release schedule for July 14 to July 20, 2025, includes Evil Lives Here Season 18, Two Guys Garage Season 24, Beat Bobby Flay Season 38, and Teen Titans Go! Season 9C. On July 14, Evil Lives Here Season 18 drops on HBO Max. The... Read more »

All puzzle solutions for July 2025. The post Wheel of Fortune Bonus Puzzle Answer Today for July 2025 appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.... Read more »

Curious about who Coco Jones’ fiancé is? The Grammy-winning artist and actress has enchanted audiences with her powerful voice and captivating presence. However, the spotlight has recently shifted to her current romantic relationship, as fans are wondering to learn more about the man in her life. So, here’s all the... Read more »

Speculation around Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated twelfth studio album, TS12, continues to intensify amid mounting fan theories. Meanwhile, the pop icon may make a surprise appearance alongside Travis Kelce at this weekend’s American Century Championship golf tournament in Lake Tahoe. So, why is TS12 trending online lately? Here’s everything we... Read more »

David Corenswet’s recent film, Superman, has arrived in theaters and has received numerous reactions from fans. Helmed by James Gunn, the movie has been under a microscope since it was announced, and fans and critics have scrutinized everything from the first poster to the final clips. Now, the movie has... Read more »

Lionsgate, the studio behind film franchises like The Hunger Games, John Wick, Madea, The Twilight Saga, and more, could reportedly be bought out by another studio, according to a new report from Bloomberg. Who is the frontrunner to buy Lionsgate? Bloomberg’s new report notes that Legendary Entertainment, the independent film... Read more »

Director James Gunn recently shared his views on Rachel Brosnahan’s Lois Lane possibly gaining powers and becoming Superwoman in Superman 2. Superman, directed by Gunn and starring David Corenswet as the Man of Steel, debuted in theaters on July 11. The movie achieved one of the best Rotten Tomatoes scores... Read more »

Superman is out in theaters now, and while fans have been enjoying the first movie entry in the DCU, many are underwhelmed by the post-credits scenes in James Gunn’s new film. Why viewers are criticizing Superman post-credit scenes The new movie follows in the footsteps of many past comic book/superhero... Read more »

Nathan Fillion is teasing an abundance of Guy Gardner f-bombs in the DCU Lanterns show. Lanterns is a new DC Studios show currently in development that will star Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart. Fillion, who makes his DCU debut as Guy Gardner in Superman,... Read more »

The Panasonic W95 Series 65-Inch 4K Fire TV is seeing a huge 67% discount on Amazon Prime Day. It is currently priced at $597.99, as opposed to the usual $1,799.99, which saves you a chunky $1,200. You have until midnight to get it because that’s when the deal comes to... Read more »

Nathan Fillion will return as Guy Gardner in Lanterns, which will have a much different tone than Superman. The post Nathan Fillion teases very different tone on Lanterns, saying he “dropped more F-bombs” than any other project appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Brendan Fraser will next star in Japan-set dramedy Rental Family, giving him his first substantial role since The Whale. The post Brendan Fraser dramedy Rental Family lands awards season release from Searchlight appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

NOLA King, the potential Tulsa King spinoff series starring Samuel L. Jackson, is already looking for a new showrunner. The post NOLA King: The Tulsa King spinoff series starring Samuel L. Jackson is already looking for a new showrunner appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

We have have another studio acquisition in our future, as Legendary Entertainment is looking to acquire Lionsgate Studios. The post Godzilla meets John Wick? Legendary exploring deal to acquire Lionsgate appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Jason Universe is coming to San Diego Comic-Con with plenty of goodies, including a sneak peek at the new Friday the 13th vignette. The post Jason Universe coming to San Diego Comic-Con with an exclusive sneak peek at the new Friday the 13th vignette appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

A poster has been unveiled for the HBO series It: Welcome to Derry, which will be showing off footage at Comic-Con The post It: Welcome to Derry gets a poster ahead of San Diego Comic-Con panel appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Father of Star Wars, George Lucas, comes to San Diego Comic-Con for the first time ever later this month! The post George Lucas is coming to Comic-Con for the first time with Guillermo del Toro, Queen Latifah, & more joining the Star Wars filmmaker appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Carter Dutton actor Finn Little will reprise his role as the troubled teen for Taylor Sheridan's Beth & Rip spinoff series. The post Finn Little is returning as Carter Dutton for Yellowstone’s Beth & Rip spinoff appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Stephen King series The Institute hasn't premiered yet, but the showrunner has already confirmed he's hoping for a second season The post The Institute: Stephen King series will leave the door open for a second season appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Freddie Highmore of Bates Motel and The Good Doctor will play Edgar Allan Poe in the French series Augustine & Edgar The post Freddie Highmore to play Edgar Allan Poe in TV series Augustine & Edgar appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Meagan Good stars in and executive produced the thriller I'll Never Let You Go, which premieres on Lifetime next month The post I’ll Never Let You Go: Meagan Good thriller premieres on Lifetime next month appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

The Gorge filmmakers Scott Derrickson and Maggie Levin will join forces for an adaptation of the horror novel Ghost Eaters. The post The Gorge filmmakers Scott Derrickson, Maggie Levin to adapt Clay McLeod Chapman’s horror novel Ghost Eaters appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Tom Holland thinks Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey will wow audiences next year with its epic presentation. The post Tom Holland says Nolan’s The Odyssey is ‘Unlike anything we’ve ever seen’ while praising the filmmaker’s impeccable style and craft appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Co-stars John Carroll Lynch and Courtney Taylor talk about continuing the Bosch franchise with their cold case series. The post Interviews: Maggie Q and co-stars discuss the Bosch spin-off Ballard appeared first on JoBlo.... Read more »

Join the passionate #SaveShadowAndBone movement! Discover why fans worldwide are fighting to keep the Grishaverse alive, fighting for diversity, closure, and epic stories. The post #SaveShadowandBone: Why the ‘Shadow and Bone’ fans are still fighting appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover why the Lockwood & Co fandom refuses to fade away—unresolved mysteries, beloved characters, and a passionate #SaveLockwoodAndCo fight that keeps haunting social media. The post #SaveLockwoodandCo: Why the ‘Lockwood&Co.’ fandom still fight appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover unique Rakhi hampers for every sibling type—fitness buffs, foodies, bookworms, and eco-conscious loved ones—making your Rakhi celebration truly unforgettable! The post Unique Rakhi Hamper Ideas for Every Type of Sibling appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Discover how visionary editor Tiecheng Gu masterfully blends rhythm and emotion to redefine short films and modern editing—changing storytelling one frame at a time. The post The Art of Rhythm and Emotion: Tiecheng Gu, the Visionary Editor Shaping the Future of Short Films and Modern Film Editing appeared first on... Read more »

Construye un caso sólido desde el primer día: descubre cómo un abogado de accidentes recopila pruebas, define responsabilidades y desarrolla estrategias para ganar. The post Cómo Un Abogado De Accidentes Construye Un Caso Sólido Desde El Primer Día appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Avoid costly mistakes after accidents—talk to an accident lawyer before signing anything. Learn how legal experts protect your rights and ensure fair compensation. The post Antes De Firmar Cualquier Cosa, Habla Con Un Abogado De Accidentes appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

After an accident, experience matters. Discover how an accident attorney in Houston can protect your rights, gather vital evidence, and maximize your compensation. The post Un Abogado De Accidentes Es Su Mejor Opción Después De Un Accidente Automovilístico appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

¿Accidentes y lesiones personales? Descubra cómo un abogado experto puede convertir su caso en una victoria, reuniendo evidencia clara y aumentando sus chances de éxito. The post Qué Hace Que Un Caso De Lesiones Personales Sea Exitoso? Conseguir Abogado De Accidentes appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

¿Accidente? No luches solo. Descubre por qué contratar un abogado de accidentes en Houston evita errores costosos y asegura la compensación que mereces. The post Por Qué Actuar Solo Después De Un Accidente Es Un Gran Error; Llame A Un Abogado De Accidentes De Houston appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

¿Accidentes y lesiones complicadas? Descubra cómo un abogado puede despejar dudas, evitar errores y maximizar su reclamación por lesiones. Lea más ahora. The post La Verdad Sobre Las Reclamaciones Por Lesiones – Perspectivas De Un Abogado De Accidentes appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

¿Accidente? Descubra cómo un abogado de accidentes puede defenderle, proteger sus derechos y maximizar su compensación para que recupere el control y la tranquilidad. The post Es Usted Víctima De Un Accidente? Así Es Como Un Abogado De Accidentes Puede Defenderle appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

¿Necesitas un Abogado de Accidentes que transforme reclamaciones en resultados reales? Descubre cómo un experto en lesiones personales puede ganar tu caso y protegerte. The post Cómo Un Buen Abogado De Accidentes Convierte Las Reclamaciones Por Lesiones En Resultados Reales appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

¿Accidente? No cometa errores que puedan costarle caro. Descubra cómo un abogado de accidentes puede ayudarle a evitar trampas y proteger su reclamo. The post Estos Pequeños Errores Después De Un Accidente Pueden Costarle Caro, Pero Un Abogado De Accidentes Puede Ayudarle a Evitarlos appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

Michael Yu scores major honors at Filmmaking Competition with "Little Chef" and "En Garde"—discover how this LA filmmaker’s awards could inspire your next watch! The post Writer-Director Michael Yu’s ‘Little Chef’ and ‘En Garde’ Earn Honors at Filmmaking Competition appeared first on Film Daily.... Read more »

This article is presented in partnership with Netflix and appears in the Den of Geek x Sakamoto Days special edition releasing in mid-July. Sakamoto Days Part 2 releases on July 14. “Their friendly nature may be the reason why they are loved by the audience.”  This is what acclaimed anime... Read more »

Hearthstone’s The Lost City of Un’Goro’s expansion has quickly proven to be every bit the “sequel” to 2017’s Journey to Un’Goro it was billed as. Those expansions share numerous thematic elements, gameplay mechanics, and, somewhat surprisingly, many of the same problems.  While Journey to Un’Goro is generally considered one of... Read more »

Shopping for Superman Is Flying Into San Diego Comic-Con  People collect comic books for all different reasons, whether it’s holding onto rare copies or picking up the latest by iconic authors like Grant Morrison and Tom King. After all, the vast majority of our favorite superheroes and villains originated as... Read more »

This article contains Superman spoilers. For the most part, David Corenswet played Superman as we’ve known and loved him for going on 90 years. Sure, he had a few more emotional outbursts than we’re used to seeing but he’s still the kindhearted and slightly corny guy who debuted back in... Read more »

This article contains spoilers for this weekend’s new Superman movie. Truth, justice, and the American way. These words, which were first uttered in a 1942 Superman radio show, do not appear in James Gunn’s Superman movie released 83 years later. Yet their spirit and intent are in such vivid technicolor... Read more »

This article contains spoilers for Dexter: Resurrection episodes 1 and 2. When Dexter first began airing in 2006, few would have expected the serial killer drama to produce such an enthusiastic fan base as to allow for nearly two decades of episodes in its wake. Since then, more than just... Read more »

This post contains spoilers for Superman As the first movie in a rebooted DC universe, it’s no surprise that Superman begins with title cards that establish the world. As a superhero movie post-Iron Man, it’s also no surprise that Superman has a mid-credit and post-credit scene. What is surprising, then,... Read more »

Wondering when your favorite shows are coming back and what new series you can look forward to? We’ve got you covered with the Den of Geek 2025 TV Premiere Dates Calendar, where we keep track of TV series premiere dates, return dates, and more for the year and beyond.  We’ll continue... Read more »

As it turns out, the name of Showtime’s latest Dexter spinoff is pretty literal. Following the events of 2021 miniseries Dexter: New Blood, iconic fictional serial killer (who kills other serial killers) Dexter Morgan was in need of a resurrection. That’ll happen when your own progeny shoots you in the... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: When the BBC screened Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone in February, there were hopes that the film would win awards. Fast forward six months, and the BBC will next week publish a delayed investigation into how the documentary descended into disaster. Peter Johnston, the BBC’s director of editorial... Read more »

SPOILER ALERT: The following reveals major plot points for the Dexter: Resurrection series premiere Michael C. Hall is back as Dexter Morgan in Showtime’s Dexter: Resurrection, having cheated death again and ready to slay more serial killer butt. The first two episodes are available to stream now. The new spinoff... Read more »

A federal judge on Friday blocked the Donald Trump administration from carrying out broad immigration raids and arrests in Los Angeles that target individuals solely based on their race, location, language or type of work. U.S. District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong also ordered Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and other... Read more »

The Lord of the Rings actor Sean Astin is seeking to replace SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher in the upcoming union election. Astin has submitted a bid to lead the 160,000-member organization, Deadline confirmed Friday. Also on his ticket are Michelle Hurd for secretary-treasurer, Joely Fisher for president of the Los... Read more »

The Tulsa King spinoff dubbed NOLA King is on the hunt for a new showrunner. Dave Erickson, who wrote the pilot script, initially was set to run the show that would star Samuel L. Jackson. But his schedule — he’s the showrunner on the current season of Tulsa King in addition to... Read more »

In her last public appearance as CEO of X, Linda Yaccarino sat down last month at the Cannes Lions advertising conference with tennis great Serena Williams. Along with touting Williams’ forthcoming X podcast, the pair found common ground in their experiences with the social media platform long known as Twitter.... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Bryan Cranston has made his position clear regarding the ongoing funding challenges facing indie movie Lone Wolf. In a message to Deadline, which you can read in full below, the Breaking Bad and Trumbo star said he won’t return to finish filming or promote the feature until all cast... Read more »

The wait for one last summer at Cousins Beach is almost over with The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 arriving next week on July 16. With a larger gap in production than expected due to the writers and actors strikes at the end of 2023, certain details from Season... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Blake Monroe is coming in hot this weekend, making her official debut in the ring as part of the WWE family at the Great American Bash. Tomorrow night, she will pair up with Jordynne Grace in a tag team fight against Fatal Influence (Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley) live in... Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Gersh is making staffing changes, adding three to its agent ranks while parting ways with three current agents. Former ICM/CAA talent agent Chris Horsman, most recently manager at Principal Entertainment, is joining Gersh’s talent department. Promoted from coordinator to agent are Jamie Eisman in the talent department and Rachel... Read more »

UPDATED with CNN statement: David Gergen, a political analyst for CNN and frequent political commentator who was an adviser to four U.S. presidents, has died. He was 83. His son, Christopher, told The New York Times that the cause was Lewy body dementia. His daughter, Katherine Gergen Barnett, disclosed in... Read more »

Presented by Bloody Disgusting, “Bloody Bites” is back for Season 14 on Screambox, and two more brand new horror shorts are getting weird on the platform this weekend. The top-performing original series on the Screambox platform spotlights up-and-coming voices in the genre, with each episode featuring two horror shorts from around the... Read more »

Sucker Punch has announced additional visual modes for its upcoming semi-sequel Ghost of Yōtei. Whereas the original Ghost of Tsushima had its Kurosama Mode that honored legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa, Ghost of Yōtei will have three of these visual modes, including one inspired by 13 Assassins (and Ichi the Killer)... Read more »

The “Jason Universe,” a relaunch of the Jason Voorhees character from the rights holders, has gotten off to a bit of a rocky start so far this year, with a host of weird announcements making most horror fans wonder what the hell is even going on here. It’s been called... Read more »

While most of the world spends this weekend going to see James Gunn’s Superman up on the big screen, you might want to instead cozy up with some new horror movies. And you’d be in luck, because nine brand new ones have released at home and in theaters this week.... Read more »

All roads lead to Derry on the poster for “IT: Welcome to Derry.” Serving as a prequel to Andy Muschietti’s IT films, the nine-episode series will float down to HBO Max in October. San Diego Comic Con attendees will be treated to an exclusive look at footage from the first... Read more »

Coda has released the first batch of Jaws prints from its recent official art exhibition celebrating the film’s 50th anniversary. Matt Ryan Tobin‘s clever beach scene is a 24×36 screen print, hand-numbered out of 100, for $75. The Quint portrait by Jason Edmiston is a 16×24 giclee art print, hand... Read more »

For the ninth year in a row, The Movie Crypt Podcast and hosts Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh, “Tales from the Void”) and Adam Green (Hatchet, Frozen) are back for another 48-hour live “Yorkiethon” broadcast to benefit Save A Yorkie Rescue. “Yorkiethon 9” will take place July 25– 27, 2025.  The... Read more »

In the 128 years since Bram Stoker’s genre defining Dracula was published, we’ve seen Abraham Van Helsing depicted in a number of ways. From a scientific savior and eccentric kook to an action star staking vampires in 19th century finery, we know him as a knowledgeable champion and the malevolent... Read more »

Clay McLeod Chapman’s novel Ghost Eaters is headed to the screen with a movie adaptation from director Maggie Levin (My Valentine), The Hollywood Reporter informs us today. Maggie Levin will write and direct Ghost Eaters, with Scott Derrickson (The Black Phone 2) on board to produce the upcoming adaptation of... Read more »

Suda51 and Swery65’s long-in-development slasher fever dream Hotel Barcelona will not only have an appearance later this month at BitSummit, but also now has a release window! CULT Games and developer White Owls Inc have announced that the bloodsoaked sidescrolling roguelite will arrive this September on PC via Steam, PlayStation... Read more »

Director Steven Kostanski (Frankie Freako, PG: Psycho Goreman) is rebooting Roger Corman’s cult favorite sword and sorcery film Deathstalker, and new images give a better look at Kostanski’s vision ahead of the film’s premiere at the Locarno Film Festival. Daniel Bernhardt (John Wick, Nobody, Barry) stars as the warrior Deathstalker... Read more »

Running Bloody Disgusting at a time when the horror genre is exploding at the seams with NEW THINGS TO REPORT is a good problem to have, but it’s also a hell of a lot of work. And it can admittedly be frustrating hopping from one story to the next in... Read more »

After a string of box-office successes in the 2000s, it only made sense for television to jump on the horror bandwagon. For every rare hit, though, there were multiple misfires that, for some reason or another, didn’t make it beyond a single season. Harper’s Island was, unfortunately, one of these casualties.... Read more »

On July 18th, the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise slashes back into theaters for the first time since the Clinton era with a legacy sequel titled, I Know What You Did Last Summer. There’s a new hook, though: Director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson has promised a much more brutal... Read more »

When you do the sorts of work that I do, you will be asked, on a regular basis, to name your favorite horror movie. When this question inevitably comes to me, I generally point toward William Castle’s 1959 follow-up to Macabre, House on Haunted Hill. “This is, in part, precisely... Read more »

You don’t watch The Creep Tapes. You absorb it. Or more accurately, it crawls into your brain like a greasy VHS worm and lays eggs made of dread and awkward laughter. Following up on Creep (2014) and its equally unsettling sequel Creep 2 (2017), this Shudder original miniseries, helmed again... Read more »

“Ladies and gentlemen,” a stentorious voice declaims over footage of a ticking clock at the beginning of William Castle’s Macabre, “for the next hour and fifteen minutes, you will be shown things so terrifying that the management of this theater is deeply concerned for your welfare. Therefore, we request that... Read more »

Horror fans, genre fiends, and indie film obsessives—Chattanooga Film Festival (CFF) 2025 is kicking down the door with its third and final wave of programming, and it’s the weirdest, wildest lineup yet. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — In its 12th year of bringing the best in horror and genre cinema to Tennessee... Read more »

If you ever rewound your Scream VHS so much it broke, or rented The Craft more times than you’d admit, then buckle up, horror fiends—our friends are back with a bloody vengeance. Their latest and possibly greatest installment, In Search of Darkness: 1995–1999, dives fang-first into the neon-lit, meta-fueled chaos... Read more »

One of the most anticipated releases of 2025, Hurry Up Tomorrow, promises to be a genre-bending descent into psychological horror. Directed by Trey Edward Shults and co-written by Shults, Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd), and Reza Fahim, the film stars Tesfaye himself alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan. The plot follows... Read more »

Russ Meyer isn’t just a name in cult cinema, he’s a full-blown sweaty movement of flesh, fury, and frenetic editing. Now, thanks to the subversive cinephiles at Severin Films, two of Meyer’s most notorious films—1965’s Motorpsycho and 1976’s Russ Meyer’s UP!—have been resurrected, remastered in 4K from the original negatives,... Read more »

As the horror world embraces spring, Devilworks has emerged from the shadows with a blood-pumping new slate of releases designed to shock, amuse, and terrify. Their 2025 lineup includes three standout titles hitting TVOD and AVOD platforms: the grindhouse-inspired An American Masquerade, the cerebral Daemon Mind, and the chilling anthology... Read more »

In his memoir, William Castle tells an anecdote about meeting a young Susan Hayward in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. “A pretty red-headed girl was putting her foot in Jean Harlow’s footprint, so I decided to put mine in Lon Chaney’s,” he writes. “Someday, I’ll be a superstar,” the young... Read more »

One of the most memorable moments in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill is when the villainous Bill paralyzes the heroic Bride … Continue reading "The Kill Bill Superman Monologue Is Completely Misunderstood"... Read more »

I’ve already raged about one facet of the manufactured anti-Superman discourse. Since the world continues to make me angrier and … Continue reading "Take Your “Superman Is Irrelevant” Opinions And Shove ‘Em"... Read more »

It’s Superman week and other than some disingenuous dimwits doing their best to ruin the fun, I’ve been enjoying revisiting … Continue reading "The Darkest Superman Episode Shows Why Clark Kent Matters"... Read more »

Time travel movies are a dime a dozen. The subgenre is littered with plenty of noteworthy flicks. But which ones … Continue reading "The 12 Best Time Travel Movies, Ranked"... Read more »

There’s a new Naked Gun movie heading our way, so it felt like the appropriate time to revisit the original … Continue reading "The Worst Naked Gun Movie Has The Best Story"... Read more »

Oh boy, it’s that time again. Time for a Big Pop Culture Thing — James Gunn’s Superman is the new … Continue reading "Anyone Mad At Superman Being An Immigrant Is An Idiot"... Read more »

Whenever the world gets darker, I find myself diving into dark science fiction about the commodification of humanity’s murder by … Continue reading "2025 Is The Year Sci-Fi Movies Go Full Dark, No Stars"... Read more »

It’s Drew Dietsch, actual human being, here again for Giant Freakin Robot to talk about another infamous film failure. We’re … Continue reading "Why The Fly II Failed"... Read more »

HBO Max should be a glorious repository of the Warner Bros. cinematic catalogue. Subscribing to their streaming service should ensure … Continue reading "HBO Max Doesn’t Have An Essential Michael Madsen Movie"... Read more »

Michael Madsen died on July 3, 2025. He is an actor most folks will know from any number of tough … Continue reading "Michael Madsen’s Last Great Spotlight Shows We Undervalued His Talent"... Read more »

Television was just beginning to experiment with big ideas in the 1960s. The Twilight Zone was going strong. The Outer … Continue reading "Why The Prisoner Failed"... Read more »

If there is one action movie you can call the most influential of all time, it’s Die Hard. The Bruce … Continue reading "The 9 Die Hard Ripoffs That Are Actually Worth Watching"... Read more »

One of my favorite moments in one of my favorite movies, Halloween, is when Dr. Loomis and Sheriff Brackett stumble … Continue reading "#ReleaseTheKryptoGetsPunchedCut"... Read more »

Last year, I saw this commercial for the failed video game Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. It was your … Continue reading "The Ad Movie Is Here And It’s Not Going Away"... Read more »

As James Gunn unveils his official start to the DC Universe with 'Superman,' a lot of pressure is being put on it to be a huge box office success.... Read more »

The divisive scene actually ties the whole movie together... Read more »

These hidden horror gems from before the 1980s deserve every fan's attention.... Read more »

'Ironheart' producers Sev Ohanian and Zoie Nagelhout discuss that major character reveal, what they know about the future of 'Black Panther 3,' and what the challenges facing a Marvel series are.... Read more »

Another star actress has come to the forefront of 'X-Men' casting rumors, but will she stick?... Read more »

Netflix consistently delivers great new TV shows, and 'Too Much' is the one to watch this week.... Read more »

Nicholas Hoult didn't expect to be asked back to play Beast in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.... Read more »

Fans have been waiting decades for some of these 'Jurassic Park' characters to return to 'Jurassic World.'... Read more »

The crime comedy 'Deep Cover' is climbing the streaming charts.... Read more »