These shows are genuinely terrifying – many viewers hid during episodes or hesitated before starting the next one. Series like Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen represent the peak of horror television.
The new sci-fi series, The Boroughs, comes from the creators of Stranger Things, Matt and Ross Duffer, who are now executive producers. With a new deal taking them to Paramount, they still had several projects at Netflix to launch, and The Boroughs is one of them. Netflix recently released the trailer for the show, which is being described as a more mature version of Stranger Things, and it’s set to premiere on May 21st.
Zach Braff is famous for playing J.D. in Scrubs, but after leaving the show in 2010, he focused more on writing and directing. He continued acting, and built upon the directing experience he gained during his time on Scrubs. Despite multiple nominations, Braff hasn’t yet won an Emmy. His recent return to the role of J.D. is his biggest project in years. Not only is it fantastic news for fans of Scrubs, but it also gives this talented actor and director a strong chance to finally win the award. A particular scene in the show’s new episodes clearly demonstrates why he deserves recognition.
The last scene of Season 3 features Paul telling Segel’s character that he’s always felt like a father to him. This confession was a long-awaited, touching moment for both the character and viewers. However, the way it unfolded felt a bit too neat and idealistic for a show usually known for its realistic emotional depth. It made me suspect the show’s creator was setting up a classic twist, as they’ve done before.
Directed by Elegance Bratton, known for her work on the film The Inspection and episodes of American Horror Stories and Grotesquerie, By Any Means features a script by Sascha Penn, who has written for shows like Power and Creed II. The film stars Nicole Beharie (42, Shame), David Strathairn (The Bourne Ultimatum), Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad), Josh Lucas (Yellowstone), and Ethan Embry (Scream 7), along with Mark Wahlberg and Colman Domingo. It’s based on a true story about an unlikely partnership: a mafia hitman and a young Black FBI agent who are forced to collaborate.
The team promoting the sixth Insidious movie revealed its title, Out of the Further, in a creative way. At an event in Los Angeles, performers dressed in red and white, with smudged makeup, formed the letters of the title by arranging themselves in different groups and shapes.
Though he’s officially an ally of Daredevil, many viewers haven’t been impressed with the character Cherry in the Daredevil: Born Again series. Most find him uninteresting and poorly developed, particularly when compared to the other characters. Some viewers even said his scenes felt slow and boring, especially next to the exciting conflict between Daredevil and Mayor Fisk.
Jake Schreier is directing the new version of the film, with Lee Sung Jin and Joanna Calo writing the screenplay. It’s currently planned to be released in theaters in 2028.
The first reactions to ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ are creating a lot of excitement among Marvel fans. One user, James Mack, shared that he’s seen a lot of positive feedback, describing the movie as a truly epic superhero event – even calling it the greatest superhero movie ever made.
For the first time since James Gunn took the helm at DC Studios, two DC films will be released in the same month: June 2026. Supergirl hits theaters on June 26th, and Batman: Knightfall Part 1 will premiere at the Annecy Film Festival (June 21-27) that same week.