Movies

I’m so excited to hear Paul Rudd will definitely be back as Ant-Man for Avengers: Doomsday! It’s great to know that’s confirmed, especially since things are a little up in the air with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. He’s the focus of Spider-Man: Brand New Day right now, but it’s unclear if he’ll be joining the Avengers in 2026. If we’re hoping to see Ant-Man and Spider-Man team up, it looks like we might have to look at some of Marvel’s other recent projects for now.

Ouchi Cinema, a video-on-demand service, recently surveyed anime fans in Japan to learn about their viewing habits. The online survey, conducted from January 30th to February 2nd, 2026, included 300 participants: 104 men and 196 women.

However, not all projects are successful. For example, a Tony Award-winning show initially received a very poor reaction in theaters and ultimately became a significant financial failure for Sony Pictures.

As a big fan of thrillers, I was really hoping “Psycho Killer” would deliver, especially knowing it was written by Andrew Kevin Walker, the guy behind “Seven” and “The Killer.” But honestly, it just didn’t quite come together for me. The story felt all over the place, with some really strange decisions made along the way, and the ending felt completely disconnected from everything else – like it belonged in a different movie altogether. It started with so much potential, clearly drawing inspiration from great films, but it just couldn’t build anything truly cohesive.

After concerns arose about potential plagiarism, the French drama series The Hunt (originally titled Traqués) was temporarily removed from its planned December 25th release. Now, three months later, the studio Gaumont has addressed the issue. Following accusations that The Hunt closely resembles the 1973 novel Shoot by the late Douglas Fairbairn, the series’ credits have been updated.

The Resident Evil series is celebrating its 30th anniversary, but its origins actually go back even further. It all started with a little-known Japanese horror movie, and the very first game that helped define the survival horror genre we know today.

Just hours before Rob and Michele were tragically killed, they had been at a holiday party hosted by the O’Briens. The comedian and television host recently spoke to The New Yorker about the devastating event, sharing that he was deeply shocked and continues to struggle with understanding the loss.

Following rumors of filming starting, Netflix has confirmed that season 3 of Wednesday is officially in production. They released a video announcing both new and returning cast members. The video revealed that Winona Ryder will work with Tim Burton and Jenna Ortega again, following their collaboration on Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, playing a character named Tabitha. Chris Sarandon is also reuniting with Burton for the first time since The Nightmare Before Christmas, portraying a character called Balthazar. You can watch the announcement video below.

Ira Parker recently told Variety that Season 2 of the show will stick closely to the perspective of Dunk, meaning viewers won’t see storylines following other major characters independently. He explained that even smaller characters won’t get their own behind-the-scenes focus. When asked if characters might reappear later, Parker hinted that it’s possible, adding that anything can happen in Westeros.

Ira Parker, the creator of the Game of Thrones spinoff, has shared that the second season will bring the show’s two main characters to a significant place featured in the original Game of Thrones series. The first season of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms concluded with Dunk and Egg setting off on a new journey after leaving Ashford, and they considered several destinations, including the southern region of Dorne.