The Assembly Cut of Alien 3 is a more complete version of David Fincher’s 1992 movie. It includes scenes that were originally cut, which clarifies the story and provides more development for the supporting characters. It also removes a scene involving Ripley that was added after the film was initially finished and proved to be controversial.
Currently a popular film on Netflix in the U.S., Lucy features Scarlett Johansson as a woman who develops extraordinary mental powers after taking an experimental drug. While the action-packed sci-fi movie was a big success in theaters and is considered a standout performance for Johansson, it’s not the only film from the 2010s starring her that’s recently been getting attention. Her 2013 movie, Under the Skin, is also being recognized as one of her most original and inventive roles.
First reactions to the new Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, will be shared on social media this Friday, April 10th, according to a post from Embargo Lifts For. This is two weeks before the film hits theaters on April 24th. The early release of these reactions suggests Lionsgate is very confident in the movie and believes it will be well-received.
While some might not consider it horror, Edgar Wright’s recent film, The Running Man, is a sci-fi take on the original story and a more accurate adaptation than the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. A key difference was the ending, which Wright originally wrote to be quite sad. However, after Glen Powell was cast, the director felt Powell was too charming and sympathetic for such a tragic conclusion.
I’m so excited to hear that Noah Hawley is remaking Terrified! He’s teaming up with the original director, Demián Rugna, which is fantastic news. It’s great to see him continuing to take on ambitious projects after the incredible success of Alien: Earth on Hulu and FX – I was completely hooked! And of course, he’s the creative force behind Fargo, which I adored and rightly won a ton of Emmys over its five seasons. He clearly has a knack for telling compelling stories.
As a longtime Star Wars fan, I have to say the jump into The Mandalorian season 3 was jarring. If you skipped The Book of Boba Fett based on the reviews – and honestly, a lot of us did – you’d be completely lost when Din Djarin and Grogu suddenly reappeared, zipping around the galaxy in a new ship. It felt like an entire season had passed! But the truth is, you only missed a couple of episodes of a spinoff that, let’s just say, wasn’t exactly a masterpiece.
With only eight episodes in its first season, you could easily finish the series in one night. But many viewers are wondering if it will be back for a second season, and what that might look like in terms of cast and storyline. Here’s what we know so far.
Premiering in January 2026, the Game of Thrones spinoff A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms offered a lighter, more character-focused story than the original series. Instead of grand battles and dark themes, it followed the adventures of a traveling knight and his assistant across Westeros. HBO has renewed the show for a second season, expected to air in 2027.
The fourth season of the show ends with Homelander plotting to kill the newly elected President, Robert Singer. His goal is to replace him with Vice President Victoria Neuman, whom he manipulates through threats against her daughter. If he succeeds, Homelander would effectively take control of the U.S. government, creating a Vought-controlled administration where people with superpowers would rule the country.
The recent HBO trailer for Harry Potter included scenes not found in the first movie, Sorcerer’s Stone. Most of these new scenes come from moments described in J.K. Rowling’s original book, such as the snowball fights, which will also be shown in the TV series.