Summer 2026 promises a wave of scares, both in theaters and in comic books! From Damian McCarthy’s Hokum to the newest Evil Dead Burn installment, horror fans will have plenty to enjoy on the big screen. And don’t forget the chilling new horror comics heading to bookstores – there’s a frightful fix for everyone!
Originally planned for release in theaters on August 15, 2025, the movie Animal Friends, starring Reynolds and Momoa, has faced delays. After some issues during production, fans haven’t yet been able to see the finished film. Now, with further adjustments made by everyone involved, there’s hope that this highly anticipated project from the action and superhero stars will finally be released soon.
Filming for the Assassin’s Creed series began in Europe in March 2026, and though it’s still in early production, a Netflix release may happen sooner than expected. With the main actors confirmed and some story details emerging, it’s worth looking at the key details: who’s leading the project, where the story takes place, who’s starring, who’s directing the first episode, and when we can expect to see it on Netflix.
Taylor Sheridan wrote the films Sicario (2015) and Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018). Denis Villeneuve directed the first film, and Stefano Sollima directed the second. Both movies feature Benicio del Toro as assassin Alejandro Gillick and Josh Brolin as government agent Matt Graver. Emily Blunt also starred in the original Sicario. The films explore the dangerous conflicts between Mexican drug cartels and American intelligence operations.
Andy Weir, the author of popular books like The Martian and Project Hail Mary, has another success on his hands. The film adaptation of Project Hail Mary, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and starring Ryan Gosling, opened to huge audiences and quickly became one of the biggest box office hits of 2026, marking a significant win for Amazon MGM.
The horror-comedy sequel, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, picks up right where the first Ready or Not (2019) left off. Grace (Samara Weaving), the bride from the original, finds herself in another life-or-death game of hide and seek, this time with her sister Faith (Kathryn Newton). The new film opened last weekend and earned $9.1 million domestically, surpassing the original’s $8 million debut and setting a new record for the series.
This appealing idea has led to more surprising and successful superhero shows. This new trend often portrays heroes as deeply flawed or even outright villainous. A prime example is the TV series The Boys, a groundbreaking show that has redefined the genre with its clever use of foreshadowing and sharp satire.
Slice-of-life anime offers a chance to unwind and appreciate everyday moments. These shows emphasize genuine relationships, offering a gentle reminder of life outside our busy, tech-filled world. They often combine well with other types of stories, like romantic comedies or even those with fantastical elements.
Reality TV dating shows are always trying to grab our attention, and they’ve come up with some truly strange ideas and contestants. Just when you think they couldn’t get any more outlandish, a new, even more ridiculous show appears. Here’s a look at 15 of the weirdest dating shows ever made for reality TV.
Here’s all you need to know about the possibility of additional episodes for Season 3.