Batman has a history stretching back nearly 90 years, and over that time, he’s been featured in comics that caused major, long-lasting debates. Especially in the 1990s and 2010s, stories pushed the boundaries with intense horror, psychological thrills, and extreme violence. While some of these tales are strong for the character, others are overly dark, shocking for the sake of it, and so grim that most fans only read them once.
For years, Power Rangers crossover episodes consistently gave fans what they loved – bringing together Rangers from different eras and emphasizing their shared history. While these team-ups have always been a key part of the show, that’s about to change. The upcoming Power Rangers reboot on Disney+, developed by Hasbro and Disney, will be a fresh start, essentially reimagining the entire series.
I really enjoyed the second season of Silo, just like the first – it was a hit with both critics and audiences. However, a lot of viewers, myself included, felt it dragged a bit at the start and had some storylines that didn’t really need to be there. Thankfully, it looks like season three is going to address those problems. They’re adapting the second book in the Silo series, Shift, and from what I’ve heard, it’s a much tighter, more focused story. I’m optimistic they’ve learned from the feedback and are delivering a more streamlined experience this time around.
I’m so excited! Studio Ghibli just announced a brand new short film called Night in the Valley of Witches, and it’s coming this July! The catch is, you’ll have to visit Ghibli Park in Japan to see it – but honestly, that just makes me want to go even more!
Season 3 of Silo is set to premiere on July 3rd. Apple TV+ also shared a first glimpse of the new season, which picks up over a year and a half after the Season 2 finale aired in January 2025.
Star Trek faced cancellation early on, but it made a huge comeback, becoming even more popular than before. After NBC canceled it after just three seasons, a dedicated fanbase grew, and it’s largely responsible for the modern idea of fandom. The Star Trek conventions that started in the 1970s were the beginning of cosplay and fan culture, which has now become a massive, multi-million dollar industry.
I’m getting reports from the set of How to Train Your Dragon 2 that a crew member, apparently working in special effects, had a terrible accident. It seems they lost several fingers on one hand while working with a saw in the workshop at Sky Studios Elstree. I understand they underwent a lot of surgery, but unfortunately, the doctors weren’t able to reattach them. It’s a really unfortunate incident, and I’m sending my best wishes to the crew member for a full recovery.
CCXP is known for big studio presentations and announcements, and CCXPMX promises to be the same. The Thunder Stage by Cinemex and Omelete Stage by Dos Equis will host celebrities and events from companies like Warner Bros., Prime Video, and Paramount. On the show floor, you’ll find booths and experiences from Nintendo, Hasbro, Disney, and others. ScreenRant is proud to be a media partner for CCXPMX, and our team will be at the convention hosting panels, reporting on the latest news, and checking out all the fun activities. Here’s a preview of some of the panels we’re looking forward to at CCXPMX 2026.
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The 2015 film The Martian is doing surprisingly well on demand. It’s currently the 17th most downloaded movie on Apple TV+ in the United States – that’s even more popular than newer releases like Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and The Super Mario Bros. Movie! If you don’t want to rent or buy it, you can stream The Martian on AMC+.