First Look at Cancelled Buffy Reboot Reveals the New Slayer (And the Star Speaks Out)

The planned series, called Buffy: New Sunnydale, would have featured Sarah Michelle Gellar reprising her role as Buffy Summers alongside a new slayer named Nova, played by Ryan Kiera Armstrong. Following the announcement that the show wouldn’t be moving forward, Armstrong posted a picture of herself in costume as Nova on Instagram, adding a black heart and the caption “your slayer.” You can see the image below.

Hulu’s New Star-Studded Sci-Fi Crime Comedy Breaks A Decades-Old Time Travel Movie Tradition

This sci-fi comedy follows two gangsters, Nick and Mike, and the woman they both love, Alice, as they find themselves in a chaotic, life-or-death situation involving a time machine. As the title suggests, Vince Vaughn plays two versions of his character, Nick, thanks to the time travel element. The film debuted at SXSW and will be available to stream on Hulu and Disney+ starting March 27th.

The Boys Season 5 Theory Reveals Homelander Isn’t the Show’s Final Villain (& It’ll Be Divisive)

Season 4 of The Boys leaves viewers on a chilling note, with Homelander seemingly taking power in Washington D.C. He’s built an army of super-powered individuals and is rounding up anyone who opposes him, including The Boys themselves. While Homelander’s grip on the country is frightening, the season hints that an even bigger threat might be lurking. (Spoiler alert for those familiar with The Boys comics!)

Dark Souls Should Never Be Remade for One Simple Reason

The development of the Dark Souls series is clear when looking at games like Dark Souls 3, Bloodborne, and Elden Ring, which all show how the games have grown from their original design. Despite these newer games becoming more focused on action or offering open worlds, Dark Souls still feels distinct. This difference mainly comes down to its gameplay mechanics; Dark Souls has specific limitations that make it a uniquely challenging experience.

Peacock Just Added a 2020s Action Blockbuster Ahead of Sequel

While fans eagerly await the next Fast & Furious film, Fast Forever, scheduled for release in 2028, they can currently enjoy Fast X on Peacock. Released in theaters as one of 2023’s biggest hits, the film began streaming on March 15th. As the 11th movie in the popular franchise (following F9), Fast X centers on Vin Diesel’s character, Dominic Toretto, as he works to shield his family from Dante Reyes, the son of a villain defeated in Fast Five, who is determined to take everything Dom holds dear. The film features returning cast members like Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, Jordana Brewster, and Sung Kang, as well as new additions Jason Momoa and Brie Larson.

Storm Just Called Out the Biggest Problem with Today’s X-Men

Storm has long been a central and incredibly powerful mutant, and her influence has only increased over time. This is evident in her roles as regent of Mars and, later, as a goddess and Avatar of Life. Despite achieving such extraordinary status, one of her most memorable recent moments is surprisingly down-to-earth. In a world often defined by conflict between humans and mutants, Storm serves as a reminder of the X-Men’s original ideals.

Switch 2 Can Complete One of the Best Mario Spin off Trilogies & Give Me My Dream Game

Allowing players to create their own levels was a brilliant way to capture the imagination and turn fans into game designers, giving the community a real impact on the game. This idea really took off with Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker 2, both of which were incredibly popular because they blended classic gameplay with endless creativity. Despite the success of those games, a third installment hasn’t been announced. Now, with the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo has a perfect chance to finish the series and fulfill a long-held dream for many Mario fans – myself included.

24 Years Ago Today, This Video Game Adaptation Started a 7-Movie Franchise That’ll Finally Get a Great Film in 2026

The first Resident Evil movie came out on March 15, 2002, and it was a decent horror film, even though it didn’t really follow the story of the video game – it just shared some of the same creatures. While it started as a pretty good, scary movie, the series quickly became much more exaggerated. Sometimes the sequels would reference the game, but other times they strayed far from the source material.