Netflix’s New Monster Season 3 Trailer Is The Darkest Yet (And That’s Saying Something)

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A new trailer released on September 15th (on YouTube) showcases Charlie Hunnam’s portrayal of Ed Gein in the upcoming season of *Monster*. Gein, a real-life killer, served as the inspiration for iconic horror movie villains in films like *Psycho*, *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre*, and *The Silence of the Lambs*. The trailer hints at a dark and disturbing depiction of Gein in *Monster* season 3, which is set to premiere on Netflix on October 3, 2025 – making it a chilling choice for Halloween-season viewing.

The Batman: Matt Reeves Talks More Spin-off Shows Following The Penguin

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Released in 2022, The Batman – a collaboration between Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios – features Robert Pattinson as Batman. The film, directed by Matt Reeves, also stars Zoë Kravitz as Catwoman, Paul Dano as The Riddler, Jeffrey Wright as Jim Gordon, and Colin Farrell as The Penguin. A second Batman movie is planned for release in 2027.

All the Emmys Snubs & Surprises: Adolescence, Katherine Lanasa & More

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The biggest winner at the awards on September 14th was Apple TV+’s *The Studio*, taking home 13 wins, including an award for Seth Rogen as Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. *The Penguin* followed with nine wins, and both *Severance* and *Adolescence* each won eight. Notably, Owen Cooper from *Adolescence* made history as the youngest winner in his category and the youngest male Emmy Award winner ever, at just 15 years old.

Stanley Tucci to Cover 2026 Winter Olympics in the Most Fitting Way

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I’m so excited to share that Anne Hathaway, who you probably know from *The Devil Wears Prada*, is going to be in Italy next year! She announced on *Today* this morning that she’ll be working with NBC to cover the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina. As a big fan, I can’t wait to see what she brings to the coverage!

Kodansha Confirms Future K Manga Plans for Fans to Decide on New Content: “Just the First Step”

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J.R. Waugh of egmr.ru interviewed Hidemi Shiraki, Editor-in-Chief of Young Magazine USA, to discuss the possibility of continuing fan-selected content beyond the current project. Shiraki confirmed this poll is just the beginning, stating they plan to build a system that lets readers directly influence which series are published. This shows Kodansha is testing a new approach where audience feedback shapes its publishing decisions.

The Conjuring Franchise Has a Major Continuity Hole (& I Just Can’t Get Over It)

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Ed and Lorraine Warren are driven to risk their lives because they want their daughter, Judy, to have a normal, fear-free childhood. While *The Conjuring* films and related movies subject Judy to terrifying experiences, the character’s life isn’t easy even outside the films. In fact, the way the franchise unfolds creates a confusing and difficult-to-ignore inconsistency in Judy’s story.

4 Iron Man Armors That Would Have Changed the MCU (Including One They’ll Never Use)

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As a big Iron Man fan, it’s amazing how many suits Tony Stark created in the comics that we *didn’t* see in the movies! I really think a few of them could have drastically changed things for Tony and the entire MCU. While I’m hopeful we might see some of those armors again, especially if a new actor takes on the role after *Avengers: Secret Wars* and the MCU resets, there’s one suit in particular that I just don’t think will ever make it to the screen.

5 Most Over-Powered Villains the Avengers Still Beat (So Much for Thanos Being Inevitable)

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For an Avenger to win a fight, they need to be mentally prepared. Entering a battle distracted, careless, or overly confident usually leads to trouble. However, sometimes the warnings about a dangerous enemy were exaggerated. While a villain might *seem* incredibly powerful, the Avengers’ teamwork and the villains’ own mistakes often made the fight much easier than expected. Here’s a look at some of the Avengers’ most unlikely victories – battles they probably shouldn’t have won, but somehow did.