Around the early 2000s, horror movies really started to focus on revisiting old ideas with reboots and remakes. While films like the 2003 version of Texas Chainsaw Massacre showed that these new takes could be successful, many others weren’t very good.
Dragon Ball boasts a huge cast of characters, and while heroes like Goku and Vegeta are incredibly popular, not all of them are equally well-liked. Many fans love a wide variety of characters from the series, but there are also some who are frustrating and highlight the most annoying parts of Dragon Ball.
Miss Scarlet, with Kate Phillips in the lead role, quickly gained a dedicated following. The show blends classic detective work reminiscent of Sherlock Holmes with romance, humor, and realistic drama. Since debuting on Masterpiece Mystery in 2021, it’s stood out as one of the few series still released yearly, currently boasting 36 episodes with another six already planned.
I’ve been a big fan of the Scream movies for a long time, and I really enjoyed both Scream (2022) and Scream VI. I especially appreciated how they addressed the idea of sequels and the surprising Ghostface reveal in the fifth film. (I’m still sad about Dewey’s death, but I’m trying to focus on the positives!) Overall, I thought those two movies were excellent. However, there was one problem with the fifth and sixth films that I think Scream 7 attempts to solve, even if the rest of the movie isn’t as good as it could be.
Both The X-Files’ eighth season and Scrubs’ ninth season were weak points for those shows – The X-Files felt incomplete without Mulder, and Scrubs’ final season was a poorly executed spin-off. It’s time to revisit and fix these disappointing seasons.
In DC K.O. #5, written by Scott Snyder and illustrated by Javier Fernández, the story began with Lex Luthor trying to steal the power of King Omega. But before he could, time froze, and Superman unexpectedly found himself talking to Doomsday. It was revealed that Doomsday, famous for killing Superman, was actually fated to become the Time Trapper, a villain from the future known to the Legion of Super-Heroes.
Villeneuve intentionally chose to center his Dune films around Paul Atreides, the main character. This means he’s effectively avoiding the most debated book in the series, Children of Dune. Although Children of Dune is the third book, the upcoming third movie will only start to cover events from the second book.
Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes and Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows are among the most popular and successful adaptations of the classic stories. Featuring Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock Holmes and Jude Law as Dr. Watson, these films skillfully combine action, mystery, and dark humor.
HBO Max has a lot of limited-series dramas, and many of them fall into the suspenseful psychological mystery category, much like The Undoing. It’s a well-loved type of show, and if you haven’t seen The Undoing yet, it’s worth watching if you enjoy a story that unfolds gradually.
While big movie releases are important, Marvel’s plans for this year include several exciting TV shows on Disney+. Keep an eye out for season two of Daredevil: Born Again, as well as new seasons of animated series like X-Men ’97. In fact, the first Marvel TV show of the year has already premiered.