The show launched on December 5th and quickly became a hit, concluding its first season on February 6th. It featured Nick E. Tarabay reprising his role as the main character, alongside familiar faces like Julius Caesar (played by a new actor) and Lucy Lawless as Lucretia. According to creator Steven S. DeKnight, we can expect even more original characters to appear in Season 2.
Okay, so I was SO excited to hear this! Apparently, there’s a chance Spartacus: House of Ashur could actually happen! Steven S. DeKnight, who created the show, and Tenika Davis, who played Naevia, have both hinted that they’d be up for doing another season. Fingers crossed it actually happens – I’d love to see more of that world!
The film Good Fortune will start streaming on Starz on February 14th. It’s arriving on the platform relatively quickly after being released in theaters on October 17, 2025, and becoming available for video-on-demand rental on November 7, 2025.
Ahead of the release of the film Cold Storage, which has received a positive 79% score on Rotten Tomatoes, MovieWeb spoke with actors Joe Keery and Campbell. The movie, directed by Jonny Campbell and written by David Koepp, is a genre blend that follows two self-storage employees facing a crisis far beyond their normal duties—a situation reminiscent of Keery’s role in Season 3 of the popular Netflix series. The plot centers around a dangerous parasitic fungus accidentally released from government containment, and the efforts of Travis and Naomi to stop it from spreading and threatening the world. When MovieWeb questioned Keery about a particular theory surrounding the film, he jokingly dismissed the idea.
A few years later, test footage showcasing a more faithful adaptation of Deadpool from the comics was leaked online. The overwhelmingly positive response to the footage helped greenlight the film, and finally demonstrated why Ryan Reynolds was the ideal choice to play the wisecracking hero.
This year’s nominees are all excellent. The live-action short films include a quirky French satire, a realistic story about a Palestinian living in Israel, and a funny take on Jane Austen. The most moving film is both touching and sad, and you can now watch it on Netflix.
Okay, so trying to explain Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is… tough. Basically, it stars Johnson and McCarrol as fictionalized versions of themselves – Matt and Jay – who are in a band called Nirvanna the Band (totally different from that Nirvana!). The whole thing revolves around them desperately trying to get a gig at the Rivoli in Toronto, hoping it’ll be their big break. Honestly, it wasn’t really about much, it felt more like a series of funny sketches than a traditional story. Both the original web series and the TV show were all about these guys causing chaos around Toronto, constantly dragging unsuspecting people into their schemes, all in pursuit of that one elusive show.
Steven S. DeKnight, the creator of the Spartacus series, has hinted that characters from the original show might reappear in the new spinoff, Spartacus: House of Ashur. The spinoff already brings back Nick E. Tarabay as Ashur, and features Julius Caesar as well as a cameo appearance by Lucretia, played again by Lucy Lawless.
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It’s surprising to see Sweet Home Alabama trending on Netflix, considering the movie came out over 20 years ago. While it’s no longer in the top 10, it was the fifth most popular movie on the platform for the week of February 2nd to 8th. Viewers watched it for a total of 8 million hours, adding up to 4.4 million views – enough to make it more popular than newer films like the 2018 remake of Overboard, Ben Stiller’s Night at the Museum, and the thriller Copshop.