Quick Links Cobra Kaihas been an unstoppable tour-de-force since its debut in 2018. A sequel to the originalKarate Kidfilms, the show was first released on YouTube Premium but garnered so much attention that Netflix officially picked up the rights for Season 3, and the rest, as they say, is history. Sadly, after five impressive outings,Season 6 is confirmed to be the show’s last, with millions of fans across the world ready to mourn the loss of their favorite ass-kicking series....

AsTopiccontinues to bulk up its catalog of intriguing and thought-provoking European series, the streamer reached out to Collider once again in order to announce an exciting new addition to its platform.Silent Roadis a Greek investigative series that chronicles the kidnapping of nine children. Topic shared a trailer for Season 1, and we can now reveal it to you along with the premiere date: March 30, with three episodes right off the bat....

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, its Krypto with your popcorn! Adding to the long list of brilliant popcorn buckets is the newSupermanmovie with brilliant new designs. Fans are eagerly waiting for DC headJames Gunn’s first movie outing withDavid Corenswetas Clark Kent. The movie marks the first big-screen feature under Gunn’s leadership and will set the tone for his version of DC Universe. Hence, WB is leaving no stone unturned in the marketing and the pawwsome popcorn buckets are a part of it....

Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for The Monkey. Osgood Perkinshas a thing for reminding us that life doesn’t care about our human connections. Be itdemonic possession, grief-driven witchcraft, or just plain bad luck,characters in Perkins' world often struggle to find the good things in life when the bad stuff torrentially pours down on them. This has never been more apparent than in his new film,The Monkey, a movie so comfortable with humanity being crushed on a regular basis that it fully commits to being a slapstick comedy yet still maintaining a sincere emotional grounding in its central plot....

Jake Adelstein (Ansel Elgort) is chasing another story and things aren’t looking great! The new trailer forTokyo ViceSeason 2 is here, and it gives us another peak into the underbelly of its namesake city. Created byJ.T. Rogersbased on the 2009 book of the same name by journalistJake Adelstein, theseries is back for another run and fans are all here for another mystery and a peak into Japan’s underworld which wasrenewed in June last year....

Universal has released the final trailer forTransformers: Rise of the Beasts, the highly-anticipatedreboot of theTransformerscinematic franchise. The movie is inspired by the fan-favorite 90sBeast Warsstoryline and is expected to becomethe first chapter in a new trilogy. InTransformers: Rise of the Beasts, the Autobots must look for new allies in their war against the Decepticons. That’s because Earth is threatened by a force unlike anything they’ve ever seen: Unicron, a planet-eating creature made of metal and malice....

A group of misfits getting into trouble, a mean authoritative figure out to get them, and an extraordinary event that triggered everything was the trifecta of manyhit movies of the 80s. When theDuffer BrothersbroughtStrangers Thingsto Netflix, droves of people tuned in to see it because the series plunged many of them back into the era they grew up in. RELATED:The 10 Best Action Films That Defined The ’80s Banking on nostalgia, the Duffer Brothers planted many references to hit TV series and movies from that era throughout the seasons ofStranger Things....

Agatha Christie, known as the “Queen of Crime,” was one of the foundational writers of the detective novel. Few authors can top her in terms of intricate plots, sprawling webs of clues, and twist endings. She was not only creative but prolific, penning 66 detective novels, 14 short story collections, and several plays, and created internationally iconic characters like Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Christie’s work has had impressive longevity.Movies continue to be made from her work, most recentlyKenneth Branagh’sA Haunting in Venice....

Throughout its history, cinema has given us some of the most compelling and significant war movies ever made.Of all the perfect wonders that graced the silver screen, many of them are from the war genre. They tell some of the most powerful stories ever told, and continue to thrill and impact us on an emotional level that hardly any other genre can ever achieve. War movies have a profound effect on audiences....

Nothing was quite like HBO’sSuccession. With its explosive mix of comedy and drama, the series swept award shows and topped critics' lists during its run. The series follows the trials and tribulations of the Roy family, as each of them tries to vie for power in their media conglomerate, Waystar RoyCo. The cast members all shine in their own ways, andNicholas Britell’s soundtrack sets the emotional tone, but it’s the show’s writing that really elevatesSuccession’s best episodes....

With the sheer plethora ofTVavailable to watch in today’sstreamingera,it’s pretty easy to miss out on some real gems. There’s only 24 hours in a day. Unless you dedicate your life to watching TV 24/7, but your boss might take issue with that, you know? So, after you’re done binging the shows everyone’s talking about (akaThe Pitt), what’s left to watch?A whole ton of underrated dramas, that’s what. From network sci-fi dramas likeFringeto streaming shows taken before their time likeA League of Their Own, there’s something out there for everyone....

In the history of the Academy Awards,only 10 musicals have ever won the top prize of Best Picture, and only one was released post-1968. That might be enough to signify that the musical genre was at its peak a decent number of decades ago. But, then again, other musicals have proven successful at the Oscars,includingCabaret, which won eight Oscars(but lost Best Picture toThe Godfather), andLa La Land, which won several Oscars and, for a few brief moments,seemed like it had won Best Picture(Moonlightwas the actual winner)....

As we announcedlast week, Collider held a special screening in Los Angeles for the horror movieBarbarian– and if you’re reading this in (or close to) New York, you still have the chance to attend our second screening whichtakes place next week. In both events, Collider partnered up with 20th Century Studios and New Regency in order to give horror fans the opportunity to watch the upcoming movie before it hits theaters, and also hear the movie’s cast and director discuss the story in length....