The Punisher: New Teaser Trailer Has Frank Castle Going Rambo

Netflix has released a newThe Punisherteaser. Few details are known about the upcomingDaredevilspinoff, but it will likely involved Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) wreaking havoc throughout New York City and exacting extreme violence on anyone who is unlucky enough to get in his way. This new teaser is a bit odd since rather than being smooth and polished, it looks likeThe Blair Witch ProjectmeetsRambowith some hapless soldiers wandering the woods before greeting the pointy end of the Punisher’s knife....

June 8, 2025 · 2 min · 331 words · Stephen Wilson

Transformers: New Movie Coming From Daredevil Writer, Blue Beetle Helmer

A newTransformersmovie is in the works at Paramount fromAngel Manuel Soto, the director ofCharm City Kingsand WB’s upcomingBlue Beetlemovie, and writerMarco Ramirez, who served as a writer on Netflix’sDaredevil. According tothe Hollywood Reporter, the untitled project is expected to be a standalone that will be developed outside of the mainTransformersuniverse, which will continue with a new film fromCreed IIdirectorStephen Caple Jr.that will be the seventh in the franchise following fiveMichael Baymovies andTravis Knight’s spinoffBumblebee....

June 8, 2025 · 2 min · 338 words · Heather Williams

War for the Planet of the Apes Screening with Michael Giacchino, Joe Letteri

I absolutely loved everything aboutWar for the Planet of the Apes. It’s one of those rare and special films that is not only a huge commercial Hollywood blockbuster but also a thoughtful, powerful drama. As you watch the film I promise you’ll feel like I did: like you’re watching real apes on screen. While I could go on and on aboutAndy Serkis’amazing performance as Caesar and how he absolutely needs to be recognized come Oscar season, I need to also point out the groundbreaking digital effects from WETA, the amazing production design, the seamless editing and the sweeping score (paired with the performances) are also what make this such an incredible achievement in filmmaking....

June 8, 2025 · 3 min · 521 words · Mikayla Morrison

Will There Be a ‘The Sympathizer’ Season 2?

HBO’sThe Sympathizercame to a horrifying end on May 26 when it aired its seventh and final episode, but it seems that may not be its ultimate conclusion, as it has the potential to continue with more seasons. In a recent interview withTheWrap, the series’executive producersAmanda BurrellandSusan Downeyhinted at a possible Season 2 despite it being a limited series; however, just like the first season, which is based onViet Thanh Nguyen’s award-winning book of the same name, it will be based on the author’s other books....

June 8, 2025 · 3 min · 470 words · Natalie Allen

‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Global Box Office Thrives Despite Digital Debut

DirectorMartin Scorsese’s epic crime film,Killers of the Flower Moon, is still breathing at the box office despite beingavailable on digital. The Apple Original, which received a huge theatrical release in something of a first for the studio, has pretty much reached the end of its run. This weekend, the film grossed over half-a-million globally, generating around $400,000 from international territories and roughly $200,000 domestically. Killers of the Flower Moonhas made a little over$66 million in domestic theatersso far, and another$88 million from overseas territories, for acumulative global haul of $155 million....

June 8, 2025 · 3 min · 433 words · Jennifer Cobb

‘Pam and Tommy’ and 6 Other Films & TV Shows Based On Real-Life Hollywood Scandals

It’s no secret that Hollywood loves a scandal. Often, the scandals chosen for dramatization in film and television are epic enough to write themselves, with dramatic twists and major plot points seemingly already written for the big screen. While there’s no shortage of films and television shows based on criminal and corporate scandals, Hollywood has paid just as much attention to the skeletons in its closet. RELATED:10 Best Movies Based on Real-Life Events Spanning celebrity deaths, criminal trials, and ongoing feuds, films and tv shows based on scandals often seek to scrutinize the narrative and force viewers to question their role in feeding the salacious fire....

June 8, 2025 · 6 min · 1081 words · Raymond Higgins

'Gladiator 2' Doesn’t Give Pedro Pascal’s Marcus Acacius Enough To Do

To say thatGladiator IIis one of the most anticipated films of 2024 would be an understatement, as excitement for whatRidley Scotthad in store for the next chapter in his historical saga had been brewing for years. While the ending of the firstGladiatormeant that it was unlikely thatRussell Crowewould be reprising his role as Maximus, the sequel got a major boost of star power thanks toPaul Mescalas the young hero Lucius Verus, andDenzel Washingtonas the cruel slave owner Macrinus....

June 7, 2025 · 4 min · 715 words · Dustin Warren

'Scream 6': How the Story Changed After Neve Campbell's Exit

As though making a new installment of a beloved horror franchise isn’t hard enough, the team behindScream VIhad to make a new movie without the heart and soul of the franchise,Neve Campbell’s Sidney Prescott. While many assumed the character would return after surviving the events ofScream2022,back in June, it was confirmed that Campbell had opted out of being part of the sixth film due to disagreements regarding the offer she was presented by the studio....

June 7, 2025 · 3 min · 613 words · Dennis Williams

'Succession' Series Finale: Jesse Armstrong on What's Next for the Roy Kidsa

Editor’s Note: The article below contains spoilers for the Succession series finale.The King is dead. Long live the son-in-law. Thanks to a last-minute change of heart from Shiv (Sarah Snook) during the crucial final episode vote in HBO’sSuccession, when she realised thatJeremy Strong’s Kendall was not the right man to lead the company, GoJo now owns the media company, and GoJo CEO Lukas Matsson (Alexander Skarsgård) has crowned the occasionally-hapless but ultimatelycompetent and pliable Tom Wambsgans (Matthew Macfadyen) as its American CEO....

June 7, 2025 · 3 min · 581 words · Seth Brown

'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' Season 5: Is Susie Even a Good Agent?

The Marvelous Mrs. Maiselshows Midge’s (Rachel Brosnahan) rise to success, but she doesn’t embark on this journey alone. Throughout the story, Midge is surrounded by family and, more importantly, her dedicated agent, Susie Myerson (Alex Borstein). Susie is the most important figure in Midge’s career. As the person who first got her into the business and kept Midge on a path, Susie is the reason Midge is where she is and why she will eventually achieve success....

June 7, 2025 · 5 min · 1060 words · Patrick Ellis

'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn' Differences Between the Book and Movie

The epic conclusion of theTwilight Saga, titledBreaking Dawn, was split into two movies,as is the case with a lot of big franchises, despite being one large book.Breaking Dawngives us the long-awaited marriage of Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson), Bella’s pregnancy and subsequent birth of her and Edward’s daughter Renesmee (Mackenzie Foy), and the subsequent tensions that arise between the Cullen’s and the Volturi because of it. And of course, Bella finally gets her wish of becoming a vampire after four installments of begging Edward to change her....

June 7, 2025 · 8 min · 1581 words · Sarah Nichols

'William Tell' Review'Braveheart' So, So Bad

Between historical films likeBraveheart,Rob Roy, andOutlaw Kingthat weave legend into blockbuster theatrics,there’s always something exciting about these powerful tales of heroism. As this intense, gritty genre has long captured our imagination through rebellion and timeless struggles, studios are digging into more historical events for big-screen attractions. Making its world premiere at theToronto International Film Festivallast week, BAFTA-winning filmmakerNick Hamm’s latest brings the legend of a well-known Swiss folk hero to theaters with the adaptation ofWilliam Tell....

June 7, 2025 · 7 min · 1317 words · Mr. Cody Cox Jr.

10 Directors' Movies That Seriously Avoided the Sophomore Slump

A director’s first movie is often their ticket to the spotlight—a chance to establish their voice, showcase their vision, and carve out a place in the film industry. A well-received debut can open doors to bigger budgets, high-profile collaborations, and wider recognition. However, a strong start is only the beginning. The second film is where the real challenge lies, as it often determines whether a director’s initial success was a fluke or the foundation of a lasting career....

June 7, 2025 · 9 min · 1845 words · Sharon Mitchell