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I was alternately looking forward to and dreading That 90s Show. I adore its progenitor, That 70s Show, and the prospect of seeing the characters again does what these nostalgia-bait productions always do: it hits you in a way logic can’t interfere with, a way that supersedes the warning signs of the underwhelming trailer and …

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Steven Spielberg is sticking up for the movies that made him. In an interview with Deadline (which is a very good read, if brief, especially for someone of Spielberg’s stature), the beloved director talks about his new – and newly-Oscar-nominated – film, The Fabelmans, as well as the Academy Awards nominating blockbusters and why no …

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Superman will be facing his archenemy again. Entertainment Weekly exclusively reports that Michael Cudlitz will play Lex Luthor in the upcoming season of Superman & Lois. The villain has been mentioned in the series but has never appeared, with another billionaire bad guy from DC Comics, Morgan Edge, serving as season 1’s heavy. Nowadays, Cudlitz …

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Rick and Morty are speechless. A couple of weeks ago, it came out that Justin Roiland, the co-creator and lead voice actor of Rick and Morty, has been charged with felony domestic violence – specifically with one count of “domestic battery with corporal injury” and one count of “false imprisonment with menace, violence, fraud, and/or …

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The 2023 Oscar nominations have been announced – you can see the full list here – and if one thing is clear, it’s that the Academy really wants people to watch Hollywood’s premier awards ceremony again. The Best Picture nominees include movies people actually saw and liked, like Top Gun: Maverick and Avatar: The Way …

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Santa Claus isn’t done killing his way through the naughty list. In an exclusive interview with The Wrap, Violent Night director Tommy Wirkola confirmed that a sequel to the Christmas action movie is in the works. When asked if there would be a follow-up, Wirkola said: “Yes… We’re talking about it and we’re just making …

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The final battle for the souls of Reseda is on the horizon, as Netflix has released a teaser for season 6 of Cobra Kai, which will officially be its last. There’s no release date yet, but we’re assured the end is coming soon. The lauded sequel series to the Karate Kid movies brought many of …

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Another DCEU veteran has seemingly avoided Henry Cavill’s fate. Jason Momoa has indicated that he’ll be a part of the DC Film Universe under DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran. In a video he posted in his Instagram stories (and which you can see in the tweet below, courtesy of The Hollywood Handle), …

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The Joker will laugh no more. In an interview with Empire (featured in its print magazine, but the quote can be seen thanks to Screen Rant), Mark Hamill has said that he doubts he’ll lend his voice to Batman’s archenemy again now that Kevin Conroy has passed away. Hamill began voicing the Joker in Batman: …

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Alec Baldwin is being charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins, a cinematographer for the film Rust, which starred and was produced by Baldwin. Also being charged is the movie’s armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed. The charges will formally be filed in the next couple of weeks. In October of …

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