Next month, Disney+ will add “The Punisher: One Last Kill,” a Marvel Television project. Jon Bernthal returns as Frank Castle, also known as The Punisher, in this film directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, continuing his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Justin Hartley stars in the popular CBS series, Tracker. He plays Colter Shaw, a skilled tracker who helps police and others across the country, earning money for his services. The show is inspired by the 2019 novel The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver and premiered on CBS on February 11, 2024.
Cineverse will bring the acclaimed film Pan’s Labyrinth back to theaters in 2025. They’re working with Fathom Entertainment to distribute it, and will be previewing the re-release at CinemaCon next week. Moviegoers will be able to experience the film in 4k, with 3D and HDR options also available.
Marvel has dropped the first trailer for its upcoming Disney+ special, The Punisher: One Last Kill, starring Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle. The trailer keeps the plot mostly under wraps, but a brief description hints that Frank Castle will be pulled back into action by “an unexpected force.” You can watch the complete trailer below.
After crime shows, Westerns are having a big moment on television. The success of Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone, starring Kevin Costner, really sparked this trend, and now many streaming services are creating their own unique takes on the classic Western story.
The show succeeded by blending thrilling action, complex characters, clever writing, humor, and insightful superhero satire, helping it break through during a time when many worried audiences were getting tired of superhero content. The final season of The Boys isn’t just the end of a fantastic show for Prime Video—it marks the conclusion of one of the greatest TV series ever made.
Noah Wyle, star and executive producer of The Pitt, recently told Variety that the show won’t have such long gaps between seasons when it returns next year. Instead of jumping ahead ten months, the new season will continue the story within the same year – specifically, during winter. So, while previous episodes featured injuries from heat and fireworks, the next installments will focus on cases caused by the dangers of cold weather.
As a huge Scrubs fan, I always loved how the show would dive into JD’s fantasies, but it was so much more than just what he was thinking. Those sequences gave us a peek inside the heads of all the characters, and they were usually quick, though sometimes they’d go on and on. They were wonderfully wacky, and that contrast was brilliant because Scrubs could also be incredibly heartfelt. Now that the show is back after all these years, the fantasies have been a bit less frequent, and they weren’t quite as… out there as they used to be – until recently, that is!
Jon Hamm, known for his role in Mad Men, recently appeared on Josh Horowitz’s podcast where he discussed playing both Superman and Mr. Sinister.
Maxima debuted in Action Comics #645 in 1989, created by Roger Stern and George Perez. She was the queen of Almerac, a powerful empire with a history where leaders proved themselves through fighting. Following her culture’s traditions, she wanted a strong man to have a child with. Hearing about Superman and discovering they were genetically compatible, she came to Earth hoping he would be the one. However, Superman wasn’t interested in a relationship with a queen who ruled through force.