By Luke Cage has some unfinished business. At least, that’s what Cage’s actor Mike Colter said about the character he played in the Netflix series Luke Cage. Across two seasons, Cage established himself as the superman of Harlem, a wrongfully-convicted man who gained super strength and invulnerability due to prison experiments.
Mike Colter Confirms Talks With Marvel To Return As Luke Cage
Luke Cage may actually be on his way back! Mike Colter has confirmed that he’s spoken with Marvel Studios about making a return as the Hero for Hire. While most of social media is focused on rumors about what Marvel Studios plans’ are for Avengers: Doomsday and Spider-Man: Brand New
Marty Supreme’s Box Office Success Proves that Audiences Want Complex Films
Marty Supreme rules the world. Josh Safdie’s ping-pong drama has officially made over $100 million world-wide, becoming the fourth A24 film to reach that milestone. It follows fellow 2025 release Materialists, the divisive 2024 thriller Civil War, and Everything Everywhere All at Once, the 2022 gonzo multiversal tale that won
Woody Harrelson Admits He Wanted to Punch Matthew McConaughey on True Detective
Most True Detective fans still consider the first season the best, but it turns out that making the celebrated debut season of the HBO show wasn’t always sunshine and roses for best friends and co-stars Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey. In the latest episode of Ted Danson’s Where Everybody Knows
Matt Damon Confirms What We Already Suspected About Netflix Movies
New action-thriller The Rip, from Smokin’ Aces director Joe Carnahan, reunites best buddies Matt Damon and Ben Affleck onscreen for the first time since their 2023 Nike biopic, Air. The Netflix flick has received generally good reviews, and people seem to be watching it, but what does it take to
