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Lex Luthor came face to face with Lex Luthor whenNicholas HoultjoinedMichael Rosenbaumon hisInside of Youpodcast to discuss a number of topics. Hoult is set to star as Luthor in James Gunn’s newSupermanfilm, and that allowed the actors to chew the fat over their shared association with the Man of Steel’s shaven-headed adversary. But what Rosenbaum didn’t know was that he was the first Lex Luthor Hoult ever saw. Hoult said during his interview onInside of You with Michael Rosenbaum:...

Warner Bros. has released the first trailer forTeen Titans Go! Vs. Teen Titans. This movie is making use of two beloved versions of the DC heroes. The more serious group from the animated series that first hit the air in 2003, as well as the humor-driven version that got their start a decade later in 2013 when Teen Titans Go! Aired its first episode. Here, it’s Robin v Robin, Starfire v Starfire and Santa Claus is in the mix....

Thirteen years after the original series run, Fox has ordered the next mind-bending chapter ofThe X Files, a thrilling, six-episode event series which will be helmed by creator/executive producerChris Carterwith starsDavid DuchovnyandGillian Andersonre-inhabiting their roles as iconic FBI Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully. This marks the momentous return of the Emmy- and Golden Globe Award-winning pop culture phenomenon, which remains one of the longest-running sci-fi series in network television history....

While many are still trying to emotionally process theGame of Thronesseries finale, for various reasons, one thing is very clear; this isn’t the last we’ve seen of the franchise. HBO is currently developing three different spin-off shows. At the present time, they haven’t yet revealed, nor decided, which of those shows will actually make it to air, but we know for sure that none of them are going to be sequels to the series that just wrapped up....

The sixth television series to come from the MCU’s success as a film franchise,Moon Knight, will follow the origin and adventures of its titular character, played byOscar Isaac. While this (anti)hero may be lesser known than the unmistakable likeness of Spider-Man or Captain America, he is certainly no less interesting and has a rich history for show runners to fall back on. Now, with the latest trailer released during this year’s Super Bowl, we have more to entice us beforeMoon Knightbegins streaming on March 30th....

In the comics, the mutant Nightcrawler is the son of Raven Darkholme (a.k.a. Mystique) and Azazel. The filmX2: X-Men United, which starredAlan Cummingas the blue-skinned teleporter, all but abandons this concept. While that film takes place in the same universe as the upcomingX-Men: Apocalypse, this next franchise sequel may bring the popular character back to his roots. In a recent interview with DenofGeeks, actorKodi Smit-McPheetalked about his introduction as this younger version of Kurt Wagner, and promises that we’ll get someone more closely resembling what is in the comic books....

We are never going to see Yondu in the Marvel Cinematic Universe again, barring a flashback asMichael Rookerhas reasserted that hisGuardians of the Galaxycharacter is dead. However, the actor is very much open to the idea of returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a different character. And, as it just so happens, there is already precedent for just such a thing. Michael Rooker is currently promoting his new movieLove and Monsters, which arrives this weekend....

Following the tremendous success of his directorial feature,Monkey Man, English actor and director,Dev Patel, has set his sights on a newactionfilm, one that will take him back to the Middle Ages. Dev Patel’sThe Peasantwas confirmed to be in the works earlier this year. But, the film has finally landed a distributor, one which will make fans of Patel and the action genre very happy. Deadline recently confirmed thatThe Peasanthas been picked up for distribution by A24....

Now that the sublimeGodzilla Minus Oneisstreaming on NetflixandGodilla x Kong: The New Empireis now boththe MonsterVerse’s highest-grossing movieand on home video, it’s time to look back on the Big G’s massive history. How has theGodzillafranchise lasted 70 years? What’s allowed it to retain its energy to the point that audiences are still tuning in? Godzilla Minus One For one, it’s a franchise that knows how to give fans what they want....

Supermanis a prolific character, going from the comics to radio shows, theoretical cartoons, films, theatrical shows, novels, television shows, and video games. For many, Superman is what first comes to mind when they think of a superhero. Naturally, the Big Blue Boy Scout has inspired a lot of characters in film and television. Some are similar superhero characters, while others take inspiration from his backstory or powers. Some even get a Clark Kent-inspired alter-ego....

2016 has taken a lot of big name talents away from us. Yesterday, yet another big blow was handed out asStar TrekactorAnton Yelchinvery sadlypassed awayat the young age of 27.Yelchinhad been a very strong talent in Hollywood going back to when he was just a young kid, and he was very much a star on the rise when he tragically died. The entertainment community and fans alike have been reeling ever since the story broke....

ABC started cleaning house today, cancelling a number of shows on its current lineup, while picking up and passing on a number of pilots. Unfortunately for Marvel fans, the network canceledAgent Carterafter its second season, while they also passed on the proposedAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D.spinoffMarvel’s Most Wanted. We reported that ABC picked upAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D.for a fourth season back in March, but the fates ofAgent CarterandMarvel’s Most Wantedwas up in the air at that time....

With news of apotentialSt. Elmo’s Firesequelblowing up the internet, all eyes are turning to other 1980s cult classics, primarilySixteen CandlesandThe Breakfast Club,which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.In a recent interview with MovieWeb to chat up his gritty role inSeason 3 ofReacheropposite Alan Ritchson,Anthony Michael Hall, who starred in both films, told MovieWeb that, “I’ve always tipped my hat to [director] John Hughes.” “I wouldn’t be here without him,” Hall added....