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With shows like Game of Thrones and The Rings of Power proving popular, high fantasy stories now have a better chance to come to life on TV. Thanks to bigger budgets, these adaptations can successfully capture the intricate worlds and magical elements of the original books. Here are ten of the most anticipated fantasy book-to-TV adaptations currently in development.

Filming for Carrie finished in October, and the limited series is planned for release in 2026. The show stars Summer H. Howell as Carrie, alongside Samantha Sloyan, Kate Siegel, and Amber Midthunder. Lillard will play Henry Grayle, the principal of Thomas Ewen Consolidated High School. In a recent interview with MovieWeb, the Scream actor spoke highly of Flanagan, calling him a talented storyteller and sharing his positive experience working on Carrie.

Okay, let me tell you about a movie I think deserves way more love: 1994’s Timecop, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. It’s about a special police force that uses time travel to stop criminals, and things get messy when the wrong people start manipulating the past. It was pretty popular back in the ’90s, but it feels like a lot of people have forgotten about it, even though there’s been talk of a remake for ages. Seriously, give this one a watch!

The 37-year-old mother of one participated in another Q&A via her Instagram stories, during which she touched upon a variety of topics. One fan asked her how the Willis patriarch is doing at this point in his health battle. Rumer, who revealed that she’s put a lot of thought into this question due to it cropping up occasionally, explained why it’s hard to quantify whether her famous father is doing well or not:

The end of The Fantastic Four: First Steps hinted at a connection to the Avengers movies by bringing in Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom. He visited the Baxter Building to see Franklin Richards, the son of Reed and Sue. The Fantastic Four ultimately saved their world from Galactus, but did so in a way that differed from what was shown in Thunderbolts – they didn’t use their ship. The movie also subtly suggested the possibility of them traveling through the multiverse.

As a huge fan of The Last of Us, I’m okay with not seeing Raymond Pantoliano back as Eugene in season 3, and honestly, I don’t think it’s even necessary. He made such a powerful impact in a short amount of time that he permanently fractured the relationship between Joel and Ellie – it was brilliant. I really appreciated how Neil Druckmann and Craig Mazin carefully wove Eugene into the story at just the right moment. And what’s cool is that Pantoliano’s version of the character got way more to do than he did in the original game, even if it was just for one episode.

Most of the time, a weak episode is just a minor setback for a TV show, like the infamous “Beer Bad” from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and doesn’t have lasting consequences. But occasionally, an episode is so poorly received that it can derail the entire series, whether it’s the finale or there are still future episodes planned.

Christopher Nolan recently told Empire Magazine that he was once considered to direct the movie Troy, which would have been his first historical epic before his upcoming film The Odyssey. He didn’t get the job, but that ultimately led to him directing the Batman films instead.

The latest installments in the Marvel and DC universes are improving in quality, offering more developed characters and more impactful emotional and visual experiences. These sequels demonstrate the potential for growth within the superhero genre, thanks to stronger narratives, better action, and creative risks. When a sequel excels like this, it doesn’t just continue the story—it elevates the entire franchise.