Movies

Okay, horror fans, get ready! Word is, New Line is officially moving forward with a prequel to The Conjuring. This comes on the heels of Last Rites absolutely crushing it at the box office – we’re talking over $487 million worldwide! And get this – Rodrigue Huart, the director behind that short film that got everyone talking, is in talks to direct his first big studio feature. Sounds like a promising start for another spooky chapter in the Conjuring universe, and I’m definitely intrigued to see what he brings to the table.

The Avengers’ official X (formerly Twitter) account recently posted a clear, new image showing off Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom armor as it will appear in the upcoming movie, Avengers: Doomsday.

Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema announced today that the Hello Kitty movie will hit theaters on July 21, 2028. This film will be the first time the popular Sanrio character appears in a major Hollywood movie.

Considering the actual events, a simple, direct adaptation of the story would likely have been just as captivating on film. Ultimately, the movie aims to be entertaining and emotionally resonant, and achieving that sometimes means adding or altering details – enough to keep viewers engaged, but not so much that the story feels completely untrue. With that in mind, let’s examine what the film Roofman accurately portrayed and where it took liberties with Jeffrey Manchester’s story.

Season 2 of Shifting Gears is moving quickly, and the recent episodes have included a lot of guest appearances and nods to older TV shows. Many of these references connect to the work of Tim Allen, so it was great to see Kat Dennings featured as well.

Big changes are coming to both the One Piece anime and manga. The anime is finishing up its Egghead Arc, and the next storyline, the Elbaf Arc, will be released differently than previous arcs. Meanwhile, in the manga, the God Valley flashback – which focuses on the history of Rocks D. Xebec – is nearing its conclusion.

This month’s independent film releases are wonderfully diverse, ranging from serious documentaries about global issues to delightfully quirky movies like drag queen zombie flicks. These films prove that you don’t need a big Hollywood budget to create something amazing and meaningful. Here are five indie gems you won’t want to miss.

The movie quickly became popular, and viewers are eager for similar stories that combine political suspense with intense thrills. If you loved how the tension built throughout the film, you’ll find plenty of shows with the same energy. These exciting series, all about surviving difficult situations, are sure to keep fans of A House of Dynamite hooked.

The first two Dragon Ball series offered a complete story with a satisfying conclusion for Goku. It’s understandable that any continuation would have difficulty achieving the same emotional impact. While Dragon Ball Super isn’t the strongest installment in the franchise, it doesn’t treat Goku poorly, despite what many fans think. There’s a lot of misunderstanding surrounding how Goku is portrayed in Dragon Ball Super.

Like Robert Eggers’ 2024 reimagining of Nosferatu, this film is a large-scale horror remake with a dark, Gothic style and intense violence. Both movies also hint at sexuality, creating tragic love stories that critique the failings of their male characters.