Avengers: Secret Wars Will Retcon Emotional MCU Moment — Report

Following ‘Avengers: Doomsday,’ which is scheduled for release in December 2026, Marvel will release ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ in 2027. Both films are directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, known collectively as the Russo Brothers. ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ is currently undergoing post-production.

Fallout Season Two Plays the Long Game

The themes explored in the first season of Fallout return in the second, which maintains the same distinctive retro-futuristic style but features a more complex and expanding storyline. This season will be released one episode per week, a change Prime Video also made with The Boys after its successful first season – a promising sign for continued discussion around Fallout. This means we’ll have almost two months to follow the show’s take on New Vegas, grapple with our complicated feelings about the Ghoul, and wonder if Lucy will return to her vault or if Maximus will escape his power armor. While I’ve seen the first six of the eight episodes and have a sense of the season’s main goals, it’s still unclear how they fit into the bigger picture. We’ll have to wait until the finale on February 4th to get all the answers, but here are three key questions that the new season raises.

The Pitt Season Two Promises Fireworks

Katherine LaNasa returns as Dana Evans alongside Emmy winners Wyle and Hatosy, and her character is facing even more challenges this season. Tracy Ifeachor, who played Dr. Heather Collins, won’t be back, and neither the show nor Ifeachor have explained why. Season two of The Pitt begins January 8, nearly a year after the first season’s premiere on January 9, 2025. Fans are already wondering who Dr. Robby will focus on now!

Disney Confirms 7 MCU Movies & Disney+ Shows Releasing In 2026

With 2026 fast approaching, Marvel Studios has announced its plans for the year. Disney recently shared a preview of upcoming releases, revealing seven Marvel movies and Disney+ series scheduled for 2026, even though no more projects are planned for release before the end of 2025.

DC’s Most Divisive Movie Now Streaming on Prime Video

The sequel to the popular 2019 film Joker, titled Joker: Folie à Deux, is now streaming on Prime Video. Directed by Todd Phillips, the movie generated a lot of buzz before its release, but audiences had very different reactions to it.

The Housemaid Review: Don’t Let Anyone Make You Feel Guilty About Enjoying The Pleasures Of This Deranged Adaptation

It’s key to remember that The Housemaid isn’t meant to be a serious drama. While it touches on complex issues, those themes aren’t the main focus. This story, by Freida McFadden, feels deliberately crafted for a movie adaptation – a sort of lighter take on Gone Girl. The original 2022 book has already led to two sequels and a short story, all revolving around Millie (played by Sydney Sweeney in the film) and her troubled past, which brings her into the lives of Nina (Amanda Seyfried) and Andrew Winchester (Brandon Sklenar).

Why Hulu’s Normal People Is A Masterpiece Romantic Drama (91% Rotten Tomatoes)

Hulu focuses on stories built around compelling characters, adapting books for the screen, and creating emotionally resonant narratives that unfold gradually. Unlike some other streaming services that prioritize big-budget spectacles, Hulu excels at more subtle storytelling. This approach has been particularly successful for them in the romantic drama genre, where they consistently deliver captivating and realistic stories without relying on over-the-top theatrics.

RHOBH Season 15: A Refreshing & Uplifting New Era for the Housewives

Season 15 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills shows a fresh perspective as many of the cast members navigate major life transitions. With divorces, empty nests, and kids heading off to college, the Housewives are openly sharing how they’re adjusting to these changes on camera, offering both inspiring and insightful moments.

REVIEW: “Silent Night, Deadly Night” (2025)

Mike P. Nelson, the writer and director, offers a fresh take on the 1984 film. He revisits familiar characters, but dramatically changes their narratives, focusing on Billy Chapman (Rohan Campbell). When Billy was eight, he saw a disturbed man dressed as Santa Claus, named Charlie (Mark Acheson), violently kill his parents. Billy’s mother manages to seriously injure Charlie, and in the chaos, Billy touches the dying killer, with unexpected and frightening results.