5 Movies To Watch After Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein

I’ve been looking for movies similar to Guillermo del Toro’s latest, and it turns out there are quite a few! While you might not find exact matches on Netflix, I’ve discovered some films that feel connected. Some have that same dark, gothic atmosphere, others feature actors or crew who also worked on del Toro’s movie, but they all give me a similar vibe.

3 Great Manga That Are Ending Soon & What You Should Know

Plus, even though these series are nearing their conclusion, fans aren’t quite ready for them to end. Thankfully, it’s reassuring to see that none of these manga seem to be heading for a hurried or disappointing finale – something that unfortunately happens with many popular shows.

Classic 160-Year-Old Fantasy Story Getting New Movie After 2 Disney Versions (With a Surprising A-List Star)

Universal Pictures is developing a fresh take on Lewis Carroll’s classic, Alice in Wonderland. The Hollywood Reporter announced that the project has assembled a talented team, including Marc Platt, the producer behind Wicked, and director Lorene Scafaria, known for Hustlers. Rising music star Sabrina Carpenter will not only star in the film but also serve as a producer.

Hulu Streaming a Forgotten Fantasy Epic That Failed To Start a Franchise (But There’s a Show on the Way)

The movie Eragon became available on Hulu on November 1st, while a TV series adaptation is also in the works at Disney+. Directed by Stefen Fangmeier, the film is based on Christopher Paolini’s popular 2002 fantasy novel of the same name. It stars Ed Speleers as Eragon, a young farm boy in the magical land of Alagaesia, who finds a strange stone that hatches into a dragon. Though the movie earned over $250 million worldwide on a $100 million budget, it received negative reviews from both critics and viewers.

Marvel & DC Just Stealth Dropped 2 New Crossovers, And You Can Read Them Right Now!

It’s well-known that new comic books come out on Wednesdays, but today brought a surprise: Marvel and DC Comics both launched unexpected crossover comics for their streaming platforms. Marvel’s offering is Thor/Shazam! by Al Ewing and Jethro Morales, while DC’s is The Flash/Fantastic Four by Jeremy Adams and Adrian Gutierrez. To reach the widest possible audience, both comics are designed for easy reading on phones and tablets through Marvel’s Infinity Comics and DC Go!. They’re free to read with a simple registration and will remain available for the next month.