By With only crumbs of X-Men ‘97 season 2 news to gnaw on, many fans are revisiting the X-Men: The Animated Series revival to refresh memories and, more importantly, take note of any plotlines we may see return in the upcoming season. With Pride Month around the corner, one can’t help
Long Gaps, Big Hype: The Strange New Math of TV Release Strategy
If it seems like your favourite show is taking longer and longer breaks between seasons, you’re not imagining it. A new report from Ampere Analysis (via Deadline) has broken down modern TV’s current release strategy and found that larger gaps between seasons of popular shows like Wednesday and Severance are
Spider-Noir Cleans Up an Infamous Spider-Man Debacle
This post contains spoilers for Spider-Noir, and also 30-year-old comic books. Every part of Spider-Noir has the senses of every viewer tingling, with its gangster movie take on Spider-Man‘s adventures. But the most shocking moment may come when our hero Ben Reilly (Nicolas Cage) meets an elderly stranger. When the
Strange New Worlds Nearly Pulled Off a Big Original Series Twist
It’s a different life, Jim, not as we know it, and it almost happened in Strange New Worlds. The creative minds behind the Star Trek show have revealed that their biggest regret has been not getting the chance to do an episode that would have explored what might have happened
The “Backrooms” Movie Reviews Are In
20-year-old YouTuber-turned-filmmaker Kane Parsons brings “Backrooms,” A24’s feature film take on his viral video series, to the big screen this weekend and reviews for the title are now trickling in. Current productions have the film set for a $40-50 million domestic box-office debut, and now reviews suggest it should go
