James Gunnis no stranger to handling a band of misfits, evident from his work in theGuardians of the Galaxyfranchise and 2021’sThe Suicide Squad. Now that Gunn has fully taken over DC Films to relaunch an entirely freshDC Universe, it is no huge surprise that his next project (his first DCU show ever) will be centered on another set of odd characters in the upcoming adult animated seriesCreature Commandos. Set to arrive on Max later this year, the creative head likens his new project to Marvel Cinematic Universe’sGuardians of the Galaxy, though “without the sentimentality....

John Boyeganever had an easy time of it being inStar Wars. From day one, when the first trailer forThe Force Awakensdropped and we saw him as the face of a Black stormtrooper. All the racistStar Warsfans climbed out of their holes to protest, and from there, Boyega had to carry the weight of not just being a new character in one of the most revered franchises of all-time; he also had to carry a racial aspect distinct from his fellow cast-members....

Beware, this article goes into full spoilers formother!Turn back if you haven’t seen the movie. FilmmakerDarren Aronofskydecided to serve up some extra WTF with his latest film,mother!, and the movie’s ending is just as insane as everything that comes before it. While the film was shrouded in secrecy until its release, we now know that the entirety ofmother!is an allegory.Jennifer Lawrence’s character is Mother Nature,Javier Bardem’s character is God,Ed HarrisandMichelle Pfeiffer’s characters are Adam and Eve, and the entire movie is basically a retelling of the Bible....

True DetectiveSeason 1 was a massive hit.True DetectiveSeason 2…not so much. There were a lot of reasons that Season 2 didn’t work as well—the cast was a bit too large, the plotting a little too convoluted, and it lacked the thematic punch and intensity of the first season. But it looks likeTrue DetectiveSeason 3 is going to get things back on track, or at least use part of the formula that made Season 1 a success....

Oliver Stonecourts controversy. The politically outspoken filmmaker hasn’t been shy in the lead up to this week’s election about his feelings towards the US government, surveillance and the growing threat of cyber warfare. At the press conference for the Mexican premiere ofSnowden, for which Collider was in attendnace, these issues came to a head when a press member asked him about his feelings on Donald Trump’s election. “Everybody is so terrified of Trump” Stone said, “They’ve said it all over Europe and everywhere I’ve heard this story....

Park Jung-woo’sPandorais a cautionary tale pitched to the melodramatic heights of a disaster movie, and while that’s not necessarily a bad thing, it’s difficult to take a point seriously when you’ve couched it in genre clichés. For Park, the issue he’s worried about is nuclear power plant safety, and his thinking appears to be that if he can show people the worst-case scenario, they’ll be more dubious about the proliferation of nuclear power plants....

Paramount+ has released new images from the upcomingParanormal Activity: Next of Kin, the seventh installment in theParanormal Activityfranchise. The movie is planned to release in time for Halloween on October 29th, and will be exclusive to the Paramount+ streaming service. The story follows Margot, a documentary filmmaker, who goes to a secluded Amish community to find her long-lost mother and extended family, and hoping to learn more about where she comes from....

A new “freestyle” video from Universal’sPopstar: Never Stop Never Stoppinghas been released online, giving us a look atAndy Samberg’s Conner4Real in straight up rap mode. In the vein of a concert documentary, the film chronicles Samberg’s Conner4Real as he faces a crisis of popularity on his sophomore solo album, after which he attempts to reunite hisBeastie Boys-esque group. As directed byAkiva Schaffer(Hot Rod) andJorma Taccone(MacGruber), the film looks to be a hilarious take on the culture of pop music today, withThe Lonely Islandflavor sprinkled throughout....

It’s hard to believe that we haven’t had a new season ofStranger Thingssince 2019. But after years of anticipation, the new trailer for the fourth and final installment of theDuffer Brothers’ mega-popular sci-fi series has finally come out — and it looks absolutely bonkers. This season begins several months after the Battle of Starcourt Mall in theStranger ThingsSeason 3 finale, and sees the characters initially trying to pick up the pieces of their lives....

The CW released a new sizzle reel showcasing all the biggest shows that will be a part of the network during the 2021-2022 season, including fan-favorite DC adaptations and some fresh additions like the upcomingLegends of the Hidden Templereboot. The Fall schedule of The CW was also shuffled to make room for the newcomers, changing the days some of your favorite shows usually broadcast. The sizzle reel showcases some of The CW’s DC superhero shows that are coming back for a new season this Fall, such asThe Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, andBatwoman....

Paranoia and panic fuel the series finale ofThe DropoutonHulu. Throughout the miniseries, lies were washed away with pretty words and promises of grandeur but in “Lizzy”, words only make the situation more dire. In the previous episode,TheWall Street Journalgoes live with their story on the corruption behind closed doors at Theranos. At the start of the series finale, Elizabeth (Amanda Seyfried) desperately tries to retain her board members and investors by claiming everything printed was a lie and result of sexism....

We’re getting very close to the premiere of “World’s Finest,”The FlashandSupergirlcrossover we never know we needed this badly. In the episode, Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) will somehow end up in an alternate universe that leads him to National City, where he meets Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoist). The two team up against a bevy of foes, including Live Wire and Silver Banshee, while Kara figures out a way to get Barry home....

As we approach the best season of the year — because we all know Halloween lasts all month — we’re also approaching one of the best times of the year for revisiting old classics. Whether you’re a die-hard scary movie fan or just want to say hello to some of your favorite monsters, it’s time to start pulling out the DVDs (or VHS tapes, if you’re really old school), and, if you’re anything like me,Joel Schumacher’s seminal vampire classicThe Lost Boysremains at the top of the stack every year....