There are a few rules to follow when traversing through the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the most important of which is to remember that death isn't necessarily final. As it turns out, that rule will apply to Avengers 4, since the film will bring a fan-favorite villain back from the dead.
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Alexander Skarsgård has landed a monster of a role. The Big Little Lies actor is set to star in the Adam Wingard-directed film Godzilla vs. Kong. He'll share the screen with Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown, Atlanta star Brian Tyree Henry, and Deadpool 2 actor Julian Dennison.
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Prepare to see Star Trek like you've never seen it before. CBS All Access has ordered two seasons of a Star Trek animated comedy series from Rick and Morty writer Mike McMahan. Officially titled Star Trek: Lower Decks, the upcoming series will offer a comedic take on the going-ons of the Federation.
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Marvel and Netflix's move to cancel Iron Fist has had a ripple effect on the streaming site's other superhero series — particularly the people in charge of making them happen. Daredevil showrunner Erik Oleson recently opened up about the Finn Jones-starring show getting the ax.
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With the month of spooks and scares quickly coming to a close, it's out with the horror genre and in with, well, everything else. Hulu just revealed its full lineup of television shows and movies available to stream in November 2018, and there's something there for everyone.
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James Karen, the actor known for his work in films like Poltergeist, The China Syndrome, and The Return of the Living Dead, has died. Karen's wife, Alba, confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that he passed in his Los Angeles home on Tuesday, October 23. He was 94 years old.
Read MoreMark those calendars — Mrs. Maisel is making a comeback. Amazon released a new trailer and announced the release date for the upcoming second season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, the Golden Globe-winning series starring Rachel Brosnahan as the housewife-turned-comedian Miriam "Midge" Maisel.
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Start zeroing in on your crime-committing plans, gang — the last Purge could be coming soon. The Purge franchise creator James DeMonaco has revealed he has already envisioned an ending for the horror movie series, and he thinks the upcoming installment will serve as that very conclusion.
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Todd Phillips' Joker movie has finally cast two of the most recognizable characters in the DC Comics lore, Bruce Wayne and his loyal butler and confidant Alfred Pennyworth, to star alongside Joaquin Phoenix as the Clown Prince of Crime — but the choices may raise a few eyebrows.
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Looks like Disney is on the hunt to uncover more buried treasure. The House of Mouse is said to be exploring the idea of creating a Pirates of the Caribbean reboot film, having already set sights on a pair of scribes to bring the project to life: Deadpool writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick.
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Is it getting a little crowded on the film release calendar, or is it just us? Shortly after Sony Pictures confirmed that it had pushed the Elizabeth Banks-directed Charlie's Angels refresh back to November 1, 2019, Paramount delayed its upcoming Terminator reboot to the exact same day.
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When Luke Skywalker became one with the Force at the end of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, fans were left wondering whether they'd ever see the legendary Jedi on the silver screen again. Sadly, we know that Luke truly has passed — and now, thanks to actor Mark Hamill, we know what really killed him.
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While John Carpenter has avoided watching most of the Halloween franchise sequels, he did see one — but his viewing experience wasn't exactly pleasant. Chatting with a group of journalists about the newest Halloween film, Carpenter revealed the franchise entry that made him cringe.
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Would Bane sporting any other get-up look as sweet? That's the question Gotham sought to answer this week, when Fox unveiled the first official look at the superhero series' version of Bane, Batman's longtime enemy and ruthless adversary played by Nikita and Salem alum Shane West.
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The Angels are flying to a new release date. Sony has pushed back its upcoming Charlie's Angels reboot by five weeks, moving the film from its original September 27, 2019 release window into the November 1, 2019 slot previously occupied by Wonder Woman 1984.
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This is not so wonder-ful. Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment have delayed Wonder Woman 1984 by seven months to 2020. Directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot as the titular heroine, Wonder Woman 1984 was set to open on November 1, 2019.
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Guillermo del Toro has just booked a visit to the House of Mouse. The Oscar-winning filmmaker recently signed a deal with Netflix to direct a stop-motion musical version of Pinocchio, the classic Disney film from 1940. The project marks del Toro's animated feature film directorial debut.
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Ezra Miller has no time for naysayers. Miller, who stars as Obscurial wizard Credence Barebone in the Harry Potter spin-off franchise Fantastic Beasts, has addressed critics who have been slamming the upcoming sequel film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald ahead of its November 16 release.
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Keep a watchful eye over Gotham City, will you, Mr. Whigham? Speaking in a recent interview, Shea Whigham dished up details on his role in Todd Phillips' Joker, offering information about the type of guy he plays in the Joaquin Phoenix-starrer.
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So long, Luke. Hot off the announcement that Marvel's Iron Fist was dead, never to receive a third season, Netflix lifted its metaphorical ax and swung down on Marvel's Luke Cage, cancelling the series after just two seasons.
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Aquaman is shaping up to be every bit as over-the-top and out-there as director James Wan has promised it will. Over the weekend, Wan unveiled two new photos from the upcoming superhero film, one showing Willem Dafoe in character as Nuidis Vulko and the other featuring Patrick Wilson as King Orm.
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A lady might take the lead on the last Guardians of the Galaxy movie. Rumor has it that Marvel Studios is eyeing female filmmakers to replace James Gunn as the director of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. The Walt Disney Company fired Gunn in July 2018 after learning of controversial past tweets of his.
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Happy Halloween, indeed. Director David Gordon Green's Halloween reboot film made its silver screen debut last night, October 18, and pulled in $7.7 million across 3,200 North American theaters. The horror flick is expected to earn upwards of $65 million during its opening weekend.
Read MoreSpidey's got a brand-new suit, and Tom Holland ain't afraid to show it off. During his Thursday, October 18 appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the Spider-Man actor debuted his new costume for Spider-Man: Far From Home, the upcoming sequel to 2017's Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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The newest man in black is packing up and leaving set. Chris Hemsworth announced on Wednesday, October 17 that he wrapped filming on the upcoming Men in Black spin-off, directed by F. Gary Gray (who helmed The Fate of the Furious) and led by Hemsworth's Thor: Ragnarok co-star Tessa Thompson.
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We've got some happy Guardians news and some sad Guardians news for you, Marvel fans. The good news? Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 isn't dead, despite losing director James Gunn in July, and the project will eventually get behind cameras. The bad? Well, production reportedly won't start until 2021.
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The Fast family is growing dysfunctional. Longtime Fast and Furious film series producer Neal Moritz has filed a lawsuit against Universal Pictures over the studio's forthcoming franchise spin-off Hobbs & Shaw, which stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Jason Statham.
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