Movies

Fans waited a long time to see Daredevil back on screen. Following the cancellation of Netflix’s Marvel shows, including Daredevil and Jessica Jones, it was unclear what would happen to those characters. Then, Charlie Cox made a surprise appearance as Matt Murdock in the Spider-Man film No Way Home, and Vincent D’Onofrio returned as Kingpin in Hawkeye. Now, five years later, a new season of the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again is almost here. While the show will bring back Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones, it doesn’t seem to be connected to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe storyline.

The new Netflix series, KPop Demon Hunters, quickly became a huge cultural phenomenon. Despite the challenges facing even big-budget animated shows, it didn’t just gain attention – it dominated the conversation. The show is stylish, hilarious, full of action, and genuinely heartfelt, making it a perfect fit for today’s viewers.

A new British independent film coming out in 2025 takes the familiar tale of an orphaned deer and twists it into a terrifying horror story. Directed by Dan Allen and written by Rhys Warrington, the movie centers on a woman and her child as they’re pursued by a vengeful, zombie-like deer who is seeking retribution for his mother’s death.

Though it hasn’t been officially announced, Zooey Deschanel is reportedly starring in a new NBC pilot created by Dean Georgaris and John Fox. The show centers on Professor Georgia Ryan, a criminal psychology expert who consults with the FBI on cases. The premise involves Professor Ryan uniquely focusing on the victim’s perspective to find clues that standard investigations often miss – a concept similar to the approach taken by Dr. Brennan in the show Bones.

The latest Peaky Blinders story is coming to the big screen as a movie called Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man on March 6th. A new soundtrack will be released at the same time, including five original songs and a fresh recording of Nick Cave’s “Red Right Hand,” the show’s famous theme song.

The trailer convincingly presented everything as if it were happening in real life, showing these characters physically appearing in the world. However, some fans suspect this might be a deliberate deception by Marvel Studios, setting the stage for a major surprise in the upcoming show.

A recently colored piece of original artwork from the early days of Dragon Ball has been released on the official website. This is exciting news for fans, especially those who enjoy the original Dragon Ball series before DBZ introduced transformations like the Super Saiyan.

Michael Mak directed Butterfly and Sword, which features a strong cast of well-known Hong Kong actors like Michelle Yeoh, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Donnie Yen, Elvis Tsui, and Joey Wong. Like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, it’s a wuxia film – a genre known for its exciting sword fighting, martial arts, and fantastical stories set in ancient China.

Released just days ago, this film is already being hailed by many as a standout of 2026. It perfectly captures the excitement of a classic heist movie, while also feeling fresh and modern. A lot of its appeal comes from its clear inspiration from the stylish heist films starring Steve McQueen in the 1970s.

After a nearly 45-year run starting with Ridley Scott’s original film in 1979, the Alien series expanded to television with Noah Hawley’s Alien: Earth. By early 2025, the franchise included nine live-action movies—plus video games, comics, and other related content—and even crossed over with the Predator series. While the films all had their strengths and varying levels of success with audiences, Alien: Earth was the first attempt to do something genuinely different, a move that some fans found controversial.