Minority Mindset

Okay, so I just saw the trailer for Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, and honestly, the title is perfect. I’m really excited about this one! It hits theaters April 10, 2026, but if I were the studio, I’d release it in January – we need a fun, over-the-top movie to balance out all the serious Oscar bait like Hamnet. From what I can tell, it’s basically more of the same hide-and-seek craziness, which is exactly what I want. Grace is back after surviving the Le Domas family, but now she’s facing off against a whole bunch of even more powerful families – the ‘high council,’ as Elijah Wood’s character snidely puts it. Plus, she’s gotta protect her little sister, played by Kathryn Newton, which adds another layer of tension. And the cast? Amazing! Sarah Michelle Gellar is in it (yes!), Shawn Hatosy from The Pitt (another win!), Néstor Carbonell (seriously, that man doesn’t age!), and even David Cronenberg! There’s something so satisfying about these movies – like when Sarah Michelle Gellar straight-up stabs Sam Weaving in the trailer – that keeps them from taking themselves too seriously. It’s just a good time, and that’s what I love about it.

The animated series Arcane concluded its second season in 2024, and plans are underway for several spinoffs. The show centers on the rivalry between the wealthy city of Piltover and the developing, impoverished nation of Zaun, complicated by outside influences and the groundbreaking research of scientists exploring the potential of a mysterious energy source called Arcane.

At the film’s conclusion, Sam chooses to take on the role, but will do things his way. So far, he’s only enlisted his friend, Joaquin Torres—the new Falcon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe—to join his Avengers team. For a long time, the rest of the team remained a secret, especially with little news about the next big threat. But that might be changing now.

Felton recently debuted in The Cursed Child, resulting in the audience of the Lyric Theater screaming in joy. Like the rest of the Harry Potter cast he grew up before our eyes, and now he’s playing an adult version of Draco on Broadway. In a video for TodayTix, the 38 year-old actor spoke about how methodical he’s been about once again wielding a wand on stage. As he told it: