When you look at adventure games across all types of media, Uncharted and Tomb Raider really stand out as examples of the best the genre has to offer. Both franchises have been adapted for other media, and the recent Tomb Raider project, in particular, felt cut short – the series deserved a more satisfying conclusion.
After a hugely successful first season on streaming, positive reviews, and a quick renewal by Paramount, Dexter: Resurrection is now being recognized with major award nominations. The series received six Saturn Award nominations on January 27th – more than any other TV show this year.
The new Marvel series, Wonder Man, features characters like Simon Williams and Trevor Slattery. It’s created by Destin Daniel Cretton, who directed Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Andrew Guest, a writer for the Disney+ series Hawkeye. The show offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood, all within the context of the ongoing Marvel Multiverse Saga, and presents fresh challenges for the universe.
Netflix is working on a live-action movie based on the popular anime series Gundam, according to Deadline. Jason Sweeney and Noah Centineo are expected to star, and Jim Mickle will direct.
Created by the writer behind shows like SEAL Team and Justified, Benjamin Cavell, The Institute took some liberties with Stephen King’s novel, notably making the young characters older to create a more intense and frightening atmosphere for television. These changes proved worthwhile, leading to a second season renewal. The show currently has a 66% rating from critics and a 69% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, with many praising its suspenseful and gripping nature.
ACG Studios is making a new psychological thriller called Sweat, which is a remake of a 2020 film by Swedish-Polish director Magnus von Horn. J. Blakeson, known for directing I Care a Lot and The 5th Wave, will direct the film. De Amas will star as Emma Kent, a fitness influencer trying to become as famous as social media star Kat Highbrook.
Even though the 2026 TV season has just begun, I’m already really enjoying a new show called Ponies. I wasn’t very familiar with it before I started watching, but I was intrigued by the lead actresses, Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson – I’ve loved their work in the past. The idea of the show – two ordinary people becoming spies – also caught my attention.
Jason Statham’s usual tough-guy persona—lots of action and a serious attitude—feels a bit worn out in his new film, Shelter. The story relies on a genuine connection between two isolated characters as they’re pursued by shadowy government agents, and Statham’s typically straightforward style doesn’t quite fit. While he’s earned a loyal fanbase through his action roles, Shelter is filled with predictable spy tropes and uninspired fight sequences. Perhaps it’s time for him to try a different kind of role and move beyond the familiar action formula.
Superman’s return happened in DC K.O.: The Kids Are All Fight Special #1. Written by Jeremy Adams and illustrated by Travis Mercer, the story focuses on Jon Kent, the younger Superman, who was unexpectedly put in charge of watching the Justice League Watchtower while the younger heroes considered too inexperienced for the DC K.O. crisis were left behind.
The experienced TV writer recently revealed at a Hollywood Reporter event that the team behind the show Wonder Man considered canceling it entirely for tax purposes. Surprisingly, this discussion happened even after they had already filmed about half of the season.