At CinemaCon 2026 in Las Vegas, Marvel Studios announced that the blockbuster film Avengers: Endgame from 2019 will return to theaters on September 25th. Directors Joe and Anthony Russo joined Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige to share the news, explaining that the re-release will include new footage designed to connect to the upcoming film Avengers: Doomsday, essentially serving as a prequel to it.
Queerty praises Joe Fria’s story as a revitalizing take on haunted cabin tales, offering a chilling and unique perspective. They highlight its ability to be both broadly frightening and intensely personal.
Season 3 of Silo picks up where the story left off, following the lives of 10,000 people surviving in a strange, underground world. This season will also explore the history of how this society came to be, going back hundreds of years.
Oscar Isaac has shared that he was a strong contender to play the main character in The Bourne Legacy, but the role eventually went to Jeremy Renner.
Production on a new film based on the popular franchise has begun in Queensland, Australia, as of April 20, 2026. Jim Mickle, known for directing Sweet Tooth and Cold in July, is at the helm of this story, which takes place during a long-running space war. Netflix says the film will appeal to existing fans and features a cast including stars from The White Lotus, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Dune: Part Three.
Throughout its first two seasons, the show has consistently built intense storylines around major holidays—Labor Day in Season 1 and the Fourth of July in Season 2. The creator has indicated Season 3 will take place in cold weather, potentially on New Year’s Eve. This raises the question: is the show becoming too predictable by always centering events around holidays?
Okay, so I’m super excited about this new Batman horror movie, and they just launched the official Instagram page! They finally dropped a first look image, and it’s all about Clayface – he’s definitely taking center stage. You can check it out below, I’ve been waiting for this!
Directed by Antoine Fuqua, who brought us The Equalizer, and written by John Logan, a veteran of the James Bond series, the new movie Michael delves into the life of Michael Jackson. It starts with his beginnings as a child star with the Jackson 5 and follows his rise to global fame as a solo artist. Though it touches on his personal life, the film mainly concentrates on the early part of Jackson’s career, with possibilities of covering more in future installments.
Adam Meilech’s new film, Content, blends the unsettling atmosphere of Creep with the screenlife style of Unfriended, offering a darkly humorous take on found footage for today’s social media generation.
One of the things I admire most about Captain Picard – and what the Federation stands for – is summed up in his conversation with Ves Alkar. He basically questioned whether achieving a good outcome could ever make a truly wrong action okay. It’s a powerful moment that really highlights the core themes of fairness and doing what’s right that Star Trek always represented, and honestly, it feels even more important now, as the show hasn’t always stayed true to those ideals lately.