I’ve been following the buzz around HBO’s new Game of Thrones show, A Knight of the 7 Kingdoms, and everyone’s trying to figure out what made it work so well. It’s exciting to see them building on that world, and I’m really curious what the key to its success was, according to both fans and people in the industry.
With a fresh season of a popular sports documentary, a hilarious new 9-episode comedy from Germany, and the return of a favorite romance series, Netflix offers three fantastic shows perfect for a binge-watching weekend at the end of February 2026.
Christopher Judge wasn’t the only actor considered for the role of Kratos in the God of War adaptation; he won the part over several well-known actors like Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa. Early glimpses of his portrayal suggest he’s perfectly suited for the role. He’s seen in costume as Kratos, wearing the character’s signature brown leather clothing and carrying the iconic axe.
Marketing for Scary Movie 6 begins now, with the first trailer set to play before showings of Scream 7 in cinemas on June 12th. The trailer will continue the tradition of poking fun at the Scream universe – featuring characters parodying Sidney, Dewey, and Gale – and will also include references to many other horror films.
Throughout his career, he’s been nominated for several Academy Awards. He first received a Best Supporting Actor nomination for his work in the 2001 film Training Day, and was nominated again in the same category for the 2014 film Boyhood. He also earned nominations for Best Adapted Screenplay for both Before Sunset and Before Midnight.
Similar to previous Scream films, this installment featured multiple Ghostface killers, making the mystery even more complex. A key difference is that Sidney Prescott’s daughter is now the one in danger, mirroring her mother’s age during the original movie. Here’s a breakdown of all the spoilers for Scream 7.
Apple TV goes above and beyond with its support for the show For All Mankind, creating extra content that makes its alternate history feel incredibly real. Beyond short videos explaining the science behind events, they’ve produced in-universe news reports detailing how the show’s timeline differs from our own since 1969. These aren’t necessary to enjoy the show, but they add a lot of depth – and one recent example even ties into the trailer for Season 5.
G. Willow Wilson and Marcio Takara’s Poison Ivy #42 introduces the new Mayor of Gotham: Dr. Pamela Isley, also known as Poison Ivy. While she aims to make Gotham a greener city, her primary motivation is to finally get GCPD Commissioner Vandal Savage to stop pursuing her. The story begins with a tense first meeting between the two, clearly establishing their opposing roles for those unfamiliar with the characters.
Amazon’s Prime Video recently introduced viewers to Spider-Noir, and it feels like the perfect time for a revival of the noir genre – something we haven’t seen since the 1990s. Noir, born from the classic crime films of Hollywood’s golden era, consistently delivers a compelling experience. Recently, Clive Owen took on the role of a quintessential tough detective in a sequel that’s a standout in its category.
Even though the TV show based on it lost its way over time, Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead comic book stayed consistently amazing until its very last issue, #193. Throughout its sixteen years, the comic delivered plenty of tragedy and horror, but the final issue surprisingly ended on a hopeful note – more optimistic than many readers recall.