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Lucifer Season 5 Trailer Arrives Online

brettstevens | Jul 13, 2020 | 1

The devil is seeing double in the first trailer for Lucifer season 5. The trailer opens on Lucifer saying how Chloe will be fine, only to cut to Chloe wallowing in her grief, telling Maze that she isn’t fine with Lucifer being gone. As everyone else laments the departure of the devil, Chloe is in ...

Matt Reeves and Terence Winter Working on The Batman TV Spinoff

brettstevens | Jul 10, 2020 | 1

Terence Winter is about to come to Gotham City. Variety reports that the Boardwalk Empire creator and director Matt Reeves are teaming up for an HBO Max television spinoff of Reeves’ upcoming Batman film, set to hit theaters on October 1, 2021. The project – said to center on the GCPD and ...

Javicia Leslie is the New Batwoman

brettstevens | Jul 9, 2020 | 1

The new Scarlet Knight has officially been cast. Variety reports that God Friended Me’s Javicia Leslie has been cast in the role of Ryan Wilder for season 2 of Batwoman. Social media and various news outlets have been abuzz with the news, including original star Ruby Rose, who has given her the th...

Zack Snyder Teases Green Lantern and Jonathan Kent

brettstevens | Jul 8, 2020 | 2

We have some more insight into what fans can expect when the Snyder Cut of Justice League comes to HBO Max. Recently on Vero, the divisive director teased fans about the possibility of seeing more of the Green Lantern Corps and a potential cameo from Kevin Costner’s Jonathan Kent. Snyder also conf...

Stargirl Renewed For Season 2 at CW

brettstevens | Jul 7, 2020 | 3

Stargirl is about to make another move. Variety reports that the Geoff Johns DC series has officially been renewed for season 2. However, the show will move from DC Universe to its broadcast home on the CW, where it’s been replaying every week since it first premiered on the streaming service back...

Marc Bernardin and Kevin Smith Talk 170-Minute Cut of Batman Forever

brettstevens | Jul 6, 2020 | 3

There may be more behind the cowl. In a recent episode of Fatman Beyond, Marc Bernardin stated that Warner Bros. had a 170-minute version of Batman Forever. This version of the film was said to delve more into Bruce Wayne’s psychosis. The studio balked at this idea, preferring the more kid-friendl...