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Scarlett Johansson has left the MCU and come to the DC Universe! Well, sort of. The former Black Widow will star alongside Robert Pattinson in The Batman Part II, Matt Reeves’ more grounded take on Gotham City. Whenever a major star joins an established comic book franchise, theories about potential

Though the… let’s just call it, much-discussed Doctor Who spinoff series The War Between the Land and the Sea is finally set to hit our screens this month (at least for fans in the United Kingdom), showrunner Russell T Davies is already looking ahead to the future of the Whoniverse.

The Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise is uniquely suited to one of horror’s most consistent tropes. Whether it’s Steve McQueen and Aneta Corsaut warning their townspeople about ravenous slime in The Blob, Heather Langenkamp confronting her mother about Freddy Krueger, or the distracted parents of Derry, Maine, horror fiction is

Star Trek and Doctor Who are two of the most iconic franchises in sci-fi television history, so it’s not surprising that fans have been dreaming of a crossover between them for many years. It makes a certain amount of sense: The shows share a similar optimistic, open-hearted worldview that embraces

Zack Snyder has garnered such a passionate following because few filmmakers are better at turning regular people into gods. In movies such as 300, Man of Steel, and Army of the Dead, Snyder trains his camera at his stars with reverence, making them into icons that loom over we lowly