Alan Ritchson’s Action-Packed Revenge Movie Revealed In Motor City Trailer

Alan Ritchson, known for his role in Reacher, is back in action with his new movie, Motor City. A recently released trailer gives a glimpse of the intense story and confirms the film’s release date. Ritchson plays John Miller, an ex-convict in 1970s Detroit who seeks revenge after being released from prison. Motor City premiered at the Venice Film Festival on August 30, 2025, and also stars Shailene Woodley, Ben Foster, Pablo Schreiber, Ben McKenzie, Lionel Boyce, Amar Chadha-Patel, and Rafel Cebrián.

Scrubs Revival Season 2: Release Date, Story, & Everything We Know

The recent successful launch proves there’s still strong interest in Scrubs after it originally aired from 2001 to 2010. Creator Bill Lawrence and showrunner Aseem Batra did a great job combining returning favorites with new characters at Sacred Heart Hospital. Now, fans are eagerly waiting to find out what’s next in Scrubs season 2.

The Office Officially Drops Long-Awaited Release This July

Nearly all episodes of the popular sitcom The Office have been updated with extra footage, adding over 25 hours of never-before-seen material. This expanded version is the most complete and hilarious yet, offering even more of the show’s signature awkward humor.

27 Years Ago, Pokémon Snap Was a Non-Violent First-Person Shooter

The Pokémon franchise has explored almost every type of game imaginable. From life simulators like Pokopia and puzzle games like Pokémon Puzzle Challenge, to even a surprisingly quirky game about brushing your teeth (Pokémon Smile), the series goes far beyond its core role-playing games. Interestingly, some of the most successful spin-off titles are those that take unexpected approaches, like first-person shooters.

Netflix’s Narnia Movie Is Already Breaking A Major Budget Record For The Streamer

I was listening to the latest episode of Matthew Belloni’s podcast, and he dropped some fascinating news about the upcoming Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew reboot. According to his sources, this movie is shaping up to be a massive investment for Netflix. He says it’s either going to be the most expensive film Netflix has ever made, or right up there with their biggest budget productions, alongside the Russo brothers’ movies. It sounds like they’re really going all-in on bringing Narnia back to the screen!

5 Smartest Star Trek Commanders, Ranked

Officers like Spock, Will Riker, and Seven of Nine distinguished themselves in Starfleet, quickly rising through the ranks. They consistently led dangerous missions, prioritized the well-being of their crewmates, and offered crucial guidance to their captains. While being a Starfleet Commander is incredibly challenging, these individuals often made it seem effortless.

Stephen King’s Rose Red Is What Haunted House Shows Should Be

Steven Spielberg has a history with horror, famously directing the classic shark thriller Jaws and writing the story for the beloved horror film Poltergeist. He and Stephen King almost worked together on several projects, but their closest attempt was a planned collaboration on the miniseries Rose Red.

The MCU Movie That Answered Marvel’s Biggest Avengers: Doomsday Problem Turns 10 Today

It will be over seven years since the last Avengers film, Endgame (released in April 2019), when Avengers: Doomsday comes out. Because of this long gap, there’s a lot of expectation on the new movie to bring everything in the Marvel Cinematic Universe together. The MCU has released many different films and shows since Endgame, and it’s become clear that the franchise needs a strong central focus again.

Netflix’s 4-Part R-Rated Series With 93% On Rotten Tomatoes Has One Of Its Best Casts Ever

I remember when Netflix released Zero Day, and honestly, the cast was incredible – Robert De Niro, Lizzy Caplan, Jesse Plemons, Connie Britton, Matthew Modine… the list went on! It was a political thriller, and everyone was expecting big things. But it totally flopped, which was a huge surprise. A lot of critics actually said having such a star-studded cast hurt the show, because it created expectations the series just couldn’t meet. It was a real shame, because on paper, it should have been a hit.

5 Great American ’80s Sitcoms Nobody Remembers

Sitcoms like Everything’s Relative, E/R, and The Charmings had potential to be huge hits, but they didn’t quite catch on with audiences at the time. Luckily, you can still enjoy these classic American ‘80s shows in 2026!