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Ryan Coogler is bringing back The X-Files, and has cast Danielle Deadwyler and Himesh Patel as the lead agents. He’s a fan of the original series and wants to honor its legacy while making it relevant for modern audiences. This isn’t the only classic sci-fi show Coogler is reviving; he’s also supporting a reboot of another series from the same 90s era. While The X-Files‘ Mulder and Scully are well-remembered, Coogler is looking to breathe new life into other forgotten sci-fi properties of that time, ensuring his X-Files reboot has a companion show with a similar nostalgic feel.

The movie, with a $25 million budget, was a huge financial success, earning over $351 million globally and reaching $100 million in the US within just 11 days. It seemed poised to revitalize careers and potentially lead to a follow-up film. However, it unexpectedly became the center of a very public and complicated fight, sparking a messy legal battle that Hollywood won’t soon forget.

Wilson Bethel, who plays Bullseye, recently mentioned on the Brandon Davis Show that the first season of Daredevil: Born Again didn’t have enough large-scale action or exciting moments, and he hoped to see more of that in the future.

According to reports from CinemaCon, the Beekeepers – a top-secret intelligence group formerly associated with Clay, designed to protect the U.S. and operating outside normal government control – have turned against the country. They’ve kidnapped the president and are threatening to kill anyone who tries to stop them.

The second season of Beef, still created by Lee Sung Jin, centers on two couples – one from the millennial generation and one from Gen Z. After witnessing a heated fight between the older couple, the younger pair gets caught up in a web of blackmail, manipulation, and sabotage. The show adds another layer of conflict by placing these characters in the exclusive setting of a luxurious country club populated by Baby Boomers and members of the Silent Generation. Season 2 of Beef is a full-blown conflict, so let’s meet the main characters driving the drama.

Netflix is off to a strong start in 2026 with a wave of new and popular thriller series. Shows like Detective Hole and Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen are already attracting attention, and returning favorites like The Night Agent have been well-received with their new seasons. Now, another exciting thriller series is joining the lineup.

Critics haven’t been overly impressed with the new Mummy film directed by Lee Cronin, giving it a 54% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This is lower than the scores for Brendan Fraser’s Mummy movies, which received 63%, 46%, and 13% respectively.

The new Jack Ryan movie takes the thrilling story to an international level, offering a smart and exciting experience with compelling characters and intense action. It brings back fan favorites John Krasinski, Wendell Pierce, and Michael Kelly, and introduces a new character, MI6 officer Emma Marlowe, who’s just as intelligent and resourceful as Jack Ryan, creating a powerful team. Check out the action in the new trailer for Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War.

This movie retells the classic story of Doc Holliday and the events surrounding Tombstone, but with a fresh perspective. Instead of primarily following the Earp brothers, it centers on Holliday and his complicated relationship with Kate Elder. Fans of the original film will recognize all the beloved characters and action, but this version offers a more intimate and gritty look at Holliday’s life, providing a deeper understanding of this iconic figure.

DC’s upcoming six-issue comic series, Clayface: Celebrity Dirt, is a horror story focusing on Batman villain Basil Karlo. After escaping Arkham Towers and planning a return to crime, Clayface discovers someone is already using his identity and past fame. The series, written by Jude Ellison S. Doyle with art by Fran Galán, will be released on July 8th, just before the new DCU movie comes out in October. It’s described as a dark and twisted tale of ambition and ultimately, self-destruction.