Justice League Dark Trailer Includes Matt Ryan as Constantine

TheArrow-verseuniverse may or may not still have need for occult sleuth John Constantine (played byMatt Ryan), but at the very least the character is returning later this year for a new DC animated movie. As shown in the firstJustice League Darktrailer, complete with interviews with the cast and crew, the magic users of the comic book universe come together to fight a threat the traditional Justice League is ill-equipped to handle....

August 18, 2025 · 2 min · 337 words · Megan Hall

Love, Victor Review: Love, Simon Spin-Off Feels Shallow

Remember being a teenager, and you’d screw up pretty big, and your parents would say “I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed?” That’s the energy I’m bringing into this review ofLove, Victor, the Hulu spin-off of the groundbreaking 2018 gay teen rom-comLove, Simon. Because, while the first season begins with a really intriguing approach to how a spin-off should work, by the end it ultimately fails to rise above the cliches....

August 18, 2025 · 5 min · 870 words · Matthew Ward

Michelle Monaghan on Netflix's 'Messiah' & What to Expect from Blumhouse's 'The Craft' Remake

Created byMichael Petroni, the Netflix original seriesMessiahfollows CIA officer Eva Geller (Michelle Monaghan), as she uncovers information about a man (Mehdi Dehbi) who’s gaining attention all over the world because some believe him to be the Messiah. As Eva digs deeper into the origins of Al-Masih and her sole focus becomes determining whether he’s really a divine entity or a con man, his followers claim him to be a miracle worker....

August 18, 2025 · 7 min · 1491 words · Rachel Barnett

Mission Impossible 5, 6, Edge of Tomorrow 2 News

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nationis now available on Blu-ray/DVD, and I recently landed an exclusive interview with directorChristopher McQuarrieto help promote the release. During the interview he talked about what he learned while making his firstMission Impossiblemovie, castingRebecca Ferguson– as well as when he first realized she was going to be fantastic in the role, and if she’s coming back forMission Impossible 6– and if he’ll use IMAX cameras on the next one....

August 18, 2025 · 7 min · 1475 words · Carrie Jacobs

Red Sparrow Trailer Reveals Jennifer Lawrence as a Russian Spy

20th Century Fox has just released the first trailer forRed Sparrow, a Lawrence² production that reunitesHunger GamesdirectorFrancis Lawrencewith starJennifer Lawrence. The movie focuses on a young Russian woman, Dominika (Lawrence), who joins the Sparrow program, a secret service that trains her into becoming a powerful weapon. As a fan of the FX seriesThe Americans, all of this looks pretty familiar. In that series, two Russian super spies – who have been trained to act and speak like American-born citizens – infiltrate the U....

August 18, 2025 · 2 min · 384 words · Matthew Lawrence

Ricky Whittle on American Gods Season 3 and What's Next for Shadow

The epic saga of the inevitable war building between the Old Gods of mythology and the New Gods of technology continues with Season 3 of the Starz seriesAmerican Gods, as Shadow Moon (RickyWhittle) comes to terms with the fact that Wednesday (IanMcShane) is not only the Norse god Odin, but that he’s also his father. Hiding out from his destiny in the snowy town of Lakeside, Wisconsin with the desire to forge his own path, Shadow soon learns that he can’t ignore or escape his ancestry....

August 18, 2025 · 10 min · 2081 words · Mrs. Lori Fowler

Star Wars 7: The Force Awakens: It's Okay to be Skeptical

Next week, we’ll see the firstStar Warsmovie in over a decade, although you could be forgiven for thinking thatStar Wars: The Force Awakensalready opened and we’re already fans of it. Disney has gone all out to make the film’s release an inescapable force of nature. We know the names “Kylo Ren”, “Rey”, and “BB-8” as well as we do “Darth Vader”, “Luke Skywalker”, and “R2-D2” even though we haven’t seen the latestStar Warsmovie, and in truth, don’t know much beyond a few superficial details regarding the new characters....

August 18, 2025 · 9 min · 1819 words · Stephanie Malone

Stephen King TV Series Ranked: The Top 15 from Creepshow to Outsider

It’s a great time to be in theStephen Kingbusiness. Thanks to 2017’s blockbuster hit,IT, there has been a Hollywood resurgence devoted to giving King’s stories the live-action treatment. The author’s works have been more miss than hit on the big screen in recent years, with fans of his fiction finding more success on television, but for decades, King reigned as the go-to storyteller for miniseries events a network could tether their prime-time schedules to during Sweeps....

August 18, 2025 · 11 min · 2295 words · Sara Miller

Suki Waterhouse and Hari Nef on Assassination Nation and Their Friendship

From writer/directorSam Levinson, the wild and crazy vengeance thrillerAssassination Nationfollows high school senior Lily (Odessa Young) and her three best friends – Sarah (Suki Waterhouse), Bex (Hari Nef) and Em (Abra) – who live in a world of selfies and sexts, where all aspects of their private life are stored online. When their town of Salem ends up the victim of a massive data hack, half of the citizens’ lives immediately become public and Lily finds herself targeted after being falsely blamed for the hack, forcing the four young women to fight for their lives to survive a very blood-soaked night....

August 18, 2025 · 13 min · 2650 words · Mr. Brett Alexander

The Best Reality Shows on Max Right Now (September 2024)

Max is known for its prestige dramas likeHouse of the DragonandSuccession, but people often sleep on all the great reality shows they offer that have just as much intrigue, family infighting, and hopeful moments as any episode ofThe Sopranos. If you’re looking for some unscripted fun, check out our list of the best reality shows on Max. For more recommendations, browse our lists of thebest showsandmovies on Maxacross all genres or thebest reality shows on Netflix....

August 18, 2025 · 8 min · 1547 words · Nicole Johnson

The Boys TV Series Possibly in the Works from Seth Rogen

The adaptation history ofGarth Ennis’ comicThe Boysis long and, as of yet, unfulfilled. A feature film iteration of the antihero story has been in the works for over half a decade now, withAnchormanandStep BrothersdirectorAdam McKayattached for a long while to bring it to fruition. It would have marked a significant departure for McKay, as the graphic novel is a hyperviolent story of a group of special agents who are tasked with policing the world’s superheroes and villains by any means necessary....

August 18, 2025 · 3 min · 488 words · Jill Warren MD

The Founder Review: Michael Keaton is a Super Slimy Businessman

The Founderdefinitely isn’t your typical inspiring true story that leaves you eager to get out there, be the best you that you can be and achieve your dreams, but you can reach that mind frame after watching it - it just takes some thought, and that’s part of what makesThe Founderan especially unique and memorable watch. The movie covers the true story of Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton), the man now widely known as the founder of the McDonald’s Corporation....

August 18, 2025 · 4 min · 788 words · Crystal Garcia

The Greatest Showman Review: Belting Out Mediocre Tunes

While the titleThe Greatest Showmanrefers to lead character P.T. Barnum, it would be a more apt description for directorMichael Gracey, who makes an impressive feature debut despite middling songs and a tepid story that only works in the broad strokes of “Acceptance = good, social climbing = bad.” Barnum should be a rich, interesting character, but outside the bounds of a biopic showing the complexities of the entertainer/flimflam man,The Greatest Showmansettles for a borderline hagiography where Barnum is the leader of outcasts who learns to appreciate the family he’s put together rather than aspiring to reach the high society that was denied to him as a child....

August 18, 2025 · 4 min · 723 words · Shelby Price