A remake of the original film is coming to Netflix on January 1, 2026. This film was director Zack Snyder’s first feature-length project, written by James Gunn. The cast includes Sarah Polley (known for Splice), Ving Rhames (Lilo & Stitch), Jake Weber (Medium), and Meki Phifer (ER, House of Lies). The story follows a small group of people struggling to survive a zombie outbreak while trapped inside a shopping mall in Milwaukee.
At the Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony where Chadwick Boseman received a posthumous star, Ryan Coogler shared a touching story. He showed a copper bracelet Boseman had given him after they finished filming Black Panther, and said:
If you’re looking for a great show on Apple TV+, check out Trying. This British comedy-drama first aired in 2020 on BBC (in the UK) and Apple TV+ everywhere else. Created by Andy Wolton, the series centers on Jason and Nikki, a London couple who are eager to start a family. When they struggle to conceive, they explore adoption, quickly realizing it’s a far more complicated process than they expected. Here’s what the show is about:
Jenna Ortega started her career with smaller parts, which allowed her to learn the ropes of acting while working alongside experienced casts. This consistent work ethic and dedication built a strong foundation for her career. While she initially focused on television, it was clear from the beginning that she had bigger goals.
First Reaction – Within the Rock fits the late-night horror 101 perfectly.
With actors who played Velma Bruin and Bobby Exley unavailable, the crime drama Tracker is focusing more on characters viewers already know. Brent Saxton returns as retired cop Keaton in season 3, episode 9, and Chris Lee reprises his role as Randy to assist Colter with a new case.
Shows like It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Curb Your Enthusiasm have already moved away from the typical heartwarming lessons and feel-good moments of most sitcoms, so they’re likely to really lean into that trend when addressing overly sweet storylines. Similarly, horror shows such as Black Mirror and Tales from the Crypt often become even more disturbing during their Christmas episodes.
The Arrowverse included seven live-action TV shows, like Superman & Lois, and was known for its big crossover events. The shows also frequently referenced each other, creating a sense that they all took place in the same shared universe.
Since The Expanse first aired, many space operas have come and gone, but few have matched its consistently high quality. However, one series comes very close, offering the same appealing mix of rich backstory, exciting exploration, and complex characters caught in a galactic struggle.
Gordon, a long-time experimental theatre director, had adapted H.P. Lovecraft’s novel into a script intended for a TV series. However, he couldn’t secure funding and eventually lost enthusiasm for the project. It remained unfinished until he connected with Brian Yuzna, a rising producer seeking a low-budget horror film. Yuzna envisioned something graphic and sensual, and Gordon’s script had the potential to be reworked and shortened into a feature film to fit that vision.