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AStatic Shockmovie is officially in the works. The reveal came as part of this weekend’s massive DC FanDome event, which is bringing with it lots of news and surprises centering on all things DC. Filmmaker Reginald Hudlin took part in a surprise panel about Milestone Media, which is an imprint of DC devoted to African American voices. Hudlin then dropped the big news. During theDC Fandomepanel, Reginald Hudlin, who directed movies such asHouse PartyandBoomerang, confirmed thatStatic Shockis being developed as a theatrical feature at Warner Bros....

Thanos appears to have the Soul Stone in the latest TV spot forInfinity War. The scene is very brief, but it certainly looks like the Mad Titan has the mysterious stone that Marvel fans have been speculating about. Most of the promotional material for the latestAvengersadventure has shown the Infinity Gauntlet with 2 or 3 of the Infinity Stones, making the rest of them a detective mission for impatient fans....

Since the dawn of Shudder, the streaming service has been fairly consistent in releasing fantastic original horror flicks. Their new release,The Boy Behind The Door, the feature debut from writer/director pair David Charbonier and Justin Powell is no exception. The film takes a terribly dark subject, child trafficking, and spins a pulse-pounding thriller without exploitation or falling into tasteless cliche. Instead, Charbonier and Powell opt for a straightforward, dark and never dull abduction thriller in a remote mountainous setting that lends to a hellish atmosphere....

Earlier this morning, we were awakened byThe Conjuring 3 trailer. Now, more intel about the scary nature of this long awaited sequel has been revealed. Over a span of eight years,The Conjuringuniverse has given Hollywood its modern blockbuster horror franchise, filled with ghostly nuns, ghastly children, and freaky dolls. Now, filmmaker Michael Chaves is preparing to put his own spin on the series with the upcomingThe Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It....

When most people hear the nameGandhi, they immediately think of the 1982 drama starring Ben Kingsley that whippedE.T.at the Oscars that year. Now, a new movie claims to get to the bottom of a massive controversy surrounding the man behind the legend.The Gandhi Murderdoesn’t sound like a pulse-pounding thriller, but that’s how it’s presented in the first trailer. The Ghandi Murder, which is coming to theaters this winter, sounds like it should be a documentary....

The age of remakes, sequels, and requels is still upon us, and the latest remake in the horror genre is none other thanSpeak No Evil. Led by powerhouse performer James McAvoy and produced by Blumhouse,Speak No Evilis theAmerican version of the Danishpsychological horror film released only two years ago. The original film follows a mild-mannered Danish family who agree to visit a more outgoing Dutch family they met on vacation. Throughout their stay, the Danish family experiences what can only be described as “aggressively friendly” behavior from the Dutch family that becomes increasingly alarming as their visit progresses....

According to a new report, sales of TV antennas were up 2 percent in 2018 and up 6 percent when compared to 2016. Additionally, Nielsen estimates that 13.8% of U.S. homes depend on a traditional Antenna to get their TV. People of a certain age probably hardly remember, if they remember at all, fiddling with a set of bunny ears to get the picture just right on the TV so they could watch their favorite show....

Over the past few years, Comic-Con has become dominated more by television than movies, with several huge TV shows likeGame of ThronesandThe Walking Deadmoving into Hall H. This year is no different, with several major movie studios skipping SDCC. But there are still plenty of big movies to get excited about. Earlier today, the Con got off to a rousing start with the Hall H panel forValerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, with fans so impressed by the footage they saw that they gave directorLuc Bessonand starsDane DeHaanandCara Delevingnea standing ovation....

Bob OdenkirkandDavid Crossareback for moreinspired and absurdsketch comedyinW/ Bob and David, a new Netflix original series. The first teaser trailer has arrived, and announces that the long-awaited return of these comedy geniuses will be premiering Friday, November 13. In the series, Bob and Davidreunite, along with Paul F. Tompkins, Jill Talley, Jay Johnston, John Ennis, Brian Posehn and more. W/ Bob and David will consist of four all-new 30-minute episodes, which will be available at the same time this fall....

Warner Bros. Discovery still wants to keepLeslie Graceas Batgirl in the DCEU afterpulling the plug on her solo movierecently. The studio axed the nearly finished, $90 million-pricedBatgirlas part of its “cost-cutting” measures, and the poor test scores didn’t help either. Although, some reports suggest that the test audience score ofBatgirlwas the same as that ofBlack AdamandShazam! Fury of the Gods,but WBD just didn’t want to spend any more money on the film to tweak it and canceled it altogether....

Something strange happened on the way toFox broadcastingall-new episodes ofThe X-Files, which kicked off this past Sunday with the first new episode in four years. While the first episode aired as intended, subsequent episodes are airing out of the order they were originally intended. But show creator, producer and writerChris Carterhas a perfectly good explanation as to why this had to happen. Trust us, there is no conspiracy. As The X-Files six episodeevent seriescontinues, viewers will see most of the episodes airing out of order....

In a world full of remakes, revivals, sequels, and the like, some viewers really want new, original content to consume. That doesn’t meanif a show is revivedthat it’s automatically going to be horrible. There will just be a group of people watching, closely examining each episode and an actor’s performance to complain about something — anything, really. Hate-watching isn’t new, but it is contradictory. If you hate something so much, why contribute to its possible success?...

The Fantastic Four: First Stepshas been well-received by critics and fans, but taste is subjective, and one Marvel-associated figure is making his disdain for the film publicly known. Rob Liefeld is best known as the co-creator of Deadpool and one of the founders of Image Comics. He’s often controversial among comics fans and known for his hot-tempered social media posts, andFirst Stepsis his latest target. Liefeld took to X to share a photo of a nearly empty screening ofThe Fantastic Four: First Steps, saying, “I can tell you why there is very little repeat biz on this film....