Tom Cruise Is Unrecognizable in ‘Digger’ CinemaCon Trailer

Although the video hasn’t been released yet, it confirmed our suspicions: Tom Cruise’s new role is a far cry from the action heroes he’s famous for in movies like Top Gun and Mission: Impossible. According to Variety, he’ll be almost unrecognizable as ‘Digger,’ sporting a fake belly and a bad combover with thin, white hair. Plus, he’ll be performing with a strong Southern accent.

Marvel Sets Historic New TV Show Lineup For May 2026

May will see a lot of new Marvel shows and specials, but they’ll be spread across three different streaming services, which might be frustrating for fans. The month begins with the final episodes of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 arriving on Disney+ on May 5th. Then, on May 12th, Jon Bernthal returns as The Punisher in The Punisher: One Last Kill, a special presentation also available on Disney+.

10 Cheers Episodes Better Than Anything Made Today

Today, Cheers is competing with popular modern sitcoms that are well-established as great entertainment. But Cheers actually pioneered many of the storylines and characteristics that later made shows like Friends or Community so popular.

Clayface Teaser Trailer Previews ‘Riveting’ DCU Body Horror Movie

A preview of the Clayface character was shown at Caesars Palace, giving audiences a first look at actor Tom Rhys Harries in the role. The trailer begins with a disturbing image of the heavily disfigured character, with intense red eyes, lying in a hospital bed and clearly in pain. It appears the footage jumps between different points in the character’s life, showing Harries both before and after a shocking event that leaves him horribly scarred.

How Gyeongseong Creature Broke All The Rules Of Zombie Horror

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.

Fire Country Takes Notes From One Chicago Franchise for Next Spinoff Series

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).

The MCU Just Killed Another Netflix Marvel Character

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.