Movies

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.

John Krasinski, known for his role in The Office, starred as Jack Ryan from 2018 to 2023, but Prime Video canceled the show after four seasons. Unexpectedly, in late 2024, the streaming service announced a continuation of the story in a movie format. Krasinski will return, along with Wendell Pierce, Michael Kelly, and Betty Gabriel, for a film called Ghost War.

Everyone is eagerly awaiting the new Avengers movie, and because it’s such a crucial part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, spoilers and rumors are spreading quickly. Alex Perez from The Cosmic Circus reports that fans have already guessed much of the first two-thirds of the film. However, a major surprise at the end of the second act remains unknown and will significantly alter the story.

The new film, Becoming Led Zeppelin, is a fascinating look at the band’s origins. Released on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on April 14, 2026, director Bernard MacMahon avoids the typical rock-and-roll mythology. Instead, he takes you back to the very beginning, showing the four musicians as they first came together – before they knew they were about to change music forever. The film relies heavily on newly discovered footage and audio, and the results are incredible. I expected a neat, analytical look back, but what I got was much more raw and immediate – like piecing together a story from evidence at a crime scene, and that’s a huge compliment. Here are ten moments from the film that were particularly striking.

The world of Star Wars has expanded far beyond the movies, now including numerous TV shows and video games. It’s become a major part of our culture, featuring a huge cast of actors. Fans especially love perfect casting choices, such as Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu and Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Anna Wintour, the real-life inspiration for Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, recently discussed her career, the future of Vogue magazine, and the world of fashion in an interview with David Remnick on The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast. During the conversation, Remnick asked why fashion continues to matter, even during difficult times.

The new Street Fighter movie is really emphasizing its connection to the classic Street Fighter II arcade game. The latest trailer hints at an actual storyline – surprisingly! – centering around a martial arts tournament. We see Ken (played by Noah Centineo) attempting to prove himself by battling opponents like sumo wrestlers and muscular Russians.

The streaming service just announced a new animated project from the creator, and gave a timeframe for when it will be released. This follows a recent surge in projects featuring Willy Wonka, including the 2017 Broadway musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the well-received Wonka movie, which explores his backstory.

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy isn’t connected to previous films, including the classic Universal Pictures movies or the Brendan Fraser series. Instead, it focuses on the Cannon family, who are thrilled to find their daughter after she’s been missing for nearly ten years. However, she’s discovered inside an ancient, 3,000-year-old sarcophagus, and unsettling events lead the family to question if she’s truly the same. While The Mummy is a decent movie on its own, it doesn’t quite capture the spirit of traditional mummy films.

Released in 2023, Godzilla Minus One became a surprising success worldwide. The film earned the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects and the Saturn Award for Best International Film, and it was also popular with moviegoers. Currently, it has a very high 91% ‘Most Excellent’ rating on the Criticless website, based on votes from 257 users.