According to Variety, Ryan Coogler is reviving the show as a personal project for his mother, who is a dedicated X-Files fan and was among the first to read his plans for the reboot. He shared this information with the audience at a Cinespia screening of Sinners.
Harlan Coben teamed up once again with Danny Brocklehurst to create Lazarus, a suspenseful limited series that delivers everything fans love about Coben’s stories. Set in a uniquely atmospheric location in England, the show centers on forensic psychologist Joel “Laz” Lazarus (played brilliantly by Sam Claflin) and his consuming investigation into his father’s unexpected death. As he digs deeper, he begins to suspect a connection to another family tragedy from the past. Lazarus is a chilling and visually dark series with hints of the supernatural, balanced by moments of engaging relationship drama. It’s an easy-to-watch thriller that explores the psychological effects of grief and raises questions about the power dynamics between mental health professionals and their patients.
Disney is launching a major new project called “Disney Celebrates America” to bring back the feeling of its early days. Starting on Veterans Day 2025 and running through the July 4th weekend in 2026—the nation’s 250th birthday—the campaign will be a nationwide event that honors America, something Walt Disney likely would have appreciated.
In a recent interview with Empire, one of the creators of Stranger Things has definitively stated the fate of Joseph Quinn’s popular character, Eddie Munson. Despite fan hopes for a resurrection after his brave death in Season 4, the creator confirmed that Eddie is truly gone and won’t be returning.
The Black Phone 2 premiered in theaters on October 17, 2025, and will play in cinemas for at least two or three weeks before becoming available to rent or buy online. Blumhouse usually releases films digitally relatively quickly after their theatrical run.
Here’s everything fans need to know about when and where to read Chainsaw Man Chapter 218.
As Season 28 of The Voice moves closer to the Knockout rounds, coaches Niall Horan, Snoop Dogg, Reba McEntire, and Michael Bublé are starting to narrow down their teams after enjoying the team-building process. The Battle rounds are especially difficult, and Niall Horan admitted they are the part of the show he likes the least because he has to eliminate contestants.
HBO recently shared updates on two popular shows. First, they announced that the Game of Thrones spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, will premiere in January. More recently, they confirmed that Season 3 of Euphoria is scheduled to arrive in Spring 2026.
Wes Craven, a master of horror, wrote and directed A Nightmare on Elm Street. The film initially received an R rating after two edits due to its intense and frightening content. Even after those changes, the final version remains disturbing, from the eerie childhood rhyme (“1, 2, Freddy’s coming for you. 3, 4, better lock your door”) to the unsettling visuals and violent scenes. The core idea and the terrifying character of Freddy Krueger still feel incredibly frightening after 41 years.
Michael Rooker and James Gunn first worked together on Gunn’s 2006 horror film, Slither. So, it’s interesting that Rooker also appeared in the much grimmer Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, which premiered at a film festival in 1986. Co-written by Richard Fire and directed by John McNaughton, Henry struggled to find distribution despite the popularity of violent movies at the time. The original movie poster, painted by Joe Coleman, was even rejected for being too disturbing for marketing purposes. While inspired by real events, the film’s story is unique among serial killer narratives. Released around the time FBI profiling of serial killers was just beginning, Henry almost feels like a commentary on that new investigative technique. Despite not being entirely realistic, the film’s power comes from the chilling possibility that someone like Henry could actually exist—a testament to Michael Rooker’s acting ability.