Based on Fredrik Backman’s New York Times Best Seller A Man Called Ove, which was originally adapted into a 2015 Swedish movie of the same name, comes an against type Tom Hanks as the grumpiest man in the world in Marc Forster’s A Man Called Otto. Hanks plays Otto Anderson, a curmudgeonly widower whose miserable […]
Walter Hamada exits DC Films following Black Adam release
Dwayne Johnson has often said his Black Adam film will change “the hierarchy of power in the DC Universe” and it looks like he meant that in more ways than one as Walter Hamada has left DC Films following the film’s release. After 15 years at Warner Bros, and four years as president of DC […]
Gary Oldman and the Slow Horses return in trailer for season 2 of Apple TV+’s spy drama
Apple TV+ has released a new trailer for the second season of the acclaimed espionage drama Slow Horses which sees the dysfunctional team of agents forced to overcome their failing and up their spy game when a liaison with Russians villain takes a bad turn, potentially leading to a catastrophic event; watch it below… The […]
Netflix announce The Bequeathed, a new series from Train to Busan and Hellbound creator Yeon Sang-ho
Netflix has announced that its once again set to collaborate with Train to Busan and Hellbound creator Yeon Sang-ho on suspense-drama The Bequeathed. Deadline reports that the prolific director’s latest will tell the story of an intricate family history focusing on a subject matter deeply rooted in Korean tradition: family burial grounds. Yeon Sang-ho will […]
LaKeith Stanfield and Omar Sy to headline Jeymes Samuel’s The Book of Clarence
Jeymes Samuel marked himself as one-to-watch with his stunning debut The Harder They Fall (read our review ★★★★★ here), and his sophomore effort has just become that much more exciting with the news that LaKeith Stanfield and Omar Sy are set to headline The Book of Clarence. The Book of Clarence is set in biblical […]
Konami announces Silent Hill f, the first game from the series in over ten years
Following a decade of laying dormant the fog is descending once again with the news that Konami will release the first brand new Silent Hill title since 2012’s Downpour. Titled Silent Hill f, the game will relocate the action from the nightmarish dreamscape of the titular town to 1960’s Japan, and as part of Konami’s […]
Journey to a Strange World with new trailer for Disney’s animated adventure
Walt Disney Pictures has unveiled a new trailer and poster for Strange World, the upcoming animated action adventure feature from Raya and the Last Dragon’s Don Hall and Qui Nguyen. The film follows a family of legendary explorers the Clades, as their differences threaten to topple their most crucial mission yet. Check out the trailer below… […]
DC’s Titans gets a new season 4 trailer and poster
We got our first peek at season 4 of Titans earlier this month at New York Comic-Con, and now with just two weeks until its premiere on HBO Max a new poster and the first trailer have been released for the DC superhero series, which will see the group finding themselves the target of a […]
In a shocking turn of events, Alan Moore hated the idea of HBO’s Watchmen
If you know anything about Alan Moore, you’ll know he can sometimes be a bit grumpy. The legendary comic book author fires off hot takes on the regular and is even critical of his work at times. That’s where the latest story with Moore comes from, as he continues to distance himself from Watchmen, the […]
She-Hulk showrunner on the introduction of Hulk’s son Skaar
If you saw the last episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, you were probably surprised by the reveal of Skaar, Bruce’s Hulk son. Skaar’s reveal came at the end of the season when Bruce arrives late to a family party and introduces his son Skaar, from the planet Sakaar. For comic book fans, this meant […]
