At CinemaCon, Warner Bros. Discovery showed a new fight scene from the upcoming movie featuring Johnny Cage and Baraka. The scene starts with a face-off between Liu Kang and Baraka, but Johnny Cage quickly gets involved due to his boasting. The fight begins, and Cage runs into a tent full of children who all resemble Baraka. When Baraka follows him inside, the children immediately reveal Cage’s location.
Zombie K-dramas are a popular genre, but many rely on the same tired tropes. Whether it’s a widespread apocalypse, like in Newtopia, or a virus outbreak as seen in Happiness, these shows usually center on a small group of people fighting to stay alive against waves of zombies or other monstrous creatures. However, the K-drama Gyeongseong Creature breaks from this pattern. It stands out with its detailed historical setting and strong cast, but its most impressive feature is a fresh take on the zombie virus itself.
According to Deadline, CBS is developing a new series connected to Fire Country. The currently unnamed show, like Fire Country and its first spin-off Sheriff Country, will be set in Edgewater. It’s planned as a medical drama, focusing on a team of doctors who work with the firefighters and law enforcement already featured in those shows. This approach is similar to NBC’s successful One Chicago franchise, which started with Chicago Fire and then added police and medical dramas (Chicago P.D. and Chicago Med respectively).
Former Real Housewives of New York City star, revealed she’s dating Shane L. Campbell. The couple were seen together at the 2026 Global Champions Arabians Tour in Miami Beach, Florida, on April 10th.
The scene opens with quick cuts between a badly injured man, his face covered in bandages, and the character Matt Hagen, played by Tom Rhys Harries. The injuries are quite graphic – at one point, you can see he’s missing an eyelid. As the scene continues, Hagen’s face begins to distort and melt as he battles to control his newfound abilities. We then get a quick glimpse of Clayface’s complete form, including his signature spiky fist and melting features – a brief but promising preview of what DC has planned.
The fifth episode of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 shows the aftermath of Bullseye’s attack on Fogwell’s Gym and what seemed like Vanessa’s death. However, she didn’t die immediately, briefly recovering before ultimately succumbing to her injuries, which sets the stage for a dramatic season finale. This near-death experience brought back both Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) and Kingpin’s former right-hand man, Wesley (Toby Leonard Moore), who Karen Page killed in Season 1 of Daredevil.
Learning about Hagrid reveals inconsistencies in his life story. Many details, from his childhood to his role in Harry’s adventures, don’t quite make sense if you look closely. These issues are subtle and easy to miss initially, but they become apparent with further consideration.
Although the preview footage probably won’t be released publicly – previews from CinemaCon rarely are – reports from journalists who saw it describe a scene that gives a clearer picture of Milly Alcock’s Supergirl and the large-scale adventure her story involves.
At the Warner Bros. presentation during CinemaCon on Tuesday night, DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran discussed the upcoming Supergirl and Clayface projects. He unveiled the very first teaser trailer for Clayface, describing it as a thrilling horror film directed by James Watkins.
Charlie Cox’s Daredevil has faced a lot of loss throughout his story. Over the three seasons on Netflix, Matt Murdock experienced the deaths of several important people, including his father, Elektra, and Stick. The Daredevil series was known for being particularly violent, with villains like Kingpin, the Punisher, and Bullseye causing numerous deaths.