After nearly a decade in and out of development, New Line has officially greenlit (again) the sequel to their 2016 horror hit ‘Lights Out’ with Connor Osborne McIntyre to script the follow-up.
Read MoreA new generation gets to feel thirty, flirty and thriving, as Netflix announced the casting of Emily Bader and Logan Lerman in the reboot of the film about an awkward 13-year-old who wakes as her future 30-year-old self.
Read MoreMarvel’s series about an actor (who secretly has superpowers) pretending to be a regular actor who’s just playing a fictional superhero is returning.
Read MoreShowrunner Lisa McKee has followed up her rollicking comedy ‘Derry Girls’ with ‘How to Get to Heaven from Belfast’, another rollicking comedy, but one with mystery, mayhem, and a touch of murder.
Read MoreAn Ohio jury ruled that “Because I Got High” rapper Afroman did not owe $4 million to the law enforcement officers who were featured in a series of music videos he made using footage recorded on his home security cameras.
Read MoreActing as Lady Whistledown and… another Lady Whistledown, the Junkies transport us to the bodice-ripping world of the Netflix drama Bridgerton, a racially diverse, sexually charged romantic series set in
Read MoreFour years after Dr. Strange erased him from existence, Peter Parker is still trying to recapture a past that never was, but new friends and foes give him no time to mope about it in the just-released ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ trailer.
Read MoreWhat if nice guy Keanu Reeves wasn’t so nice after all? That’s the premise of ‘Outcome’, a star-studded new film directed by Jonah Hill and coming to Apple TV next month.
Read MoreFox Network cancelled it back in 2002, but the spaceship Serenity is ready to take to the skies again in a new animated ‘Firefly’ series that will feature stars Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, and even Alan Tudyk – we hope.
Read MoreTwo early ‘Doctor Who’ episodes featuring his longtime nemesis the Daleks, long thought to be lost to the cost-cutting measures of the BBC, were recovered in an “eclectic” film lovers posthumous donation to a British film society.
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