On the latest episode of The Hot Mic podcast, Jeff Sneider revealed details about the upcoming Batman sequel. He stated it’s widely known that actor Brendan Fraser was cast as Harvey Dent, and that he’d previously heard Fraser’s character’s wife would actually have a more significant part in the film than Harvey himself.
Sadie Sink was a key part of Stranger Things for most of the show, appearing as Max Mayfield in four out of five seasons. However, her character’s mother, Susan Hargrove, played by Jennifer Marshall, had a much smaller role. Marshall only appeared in a few episodes across seasons 2 and 4, and wasn’t in the final season at all. Given all the challenges Max faced in the show’s last season, Marshall jokingly addressed why Susan wasn’t around.
The TV show 9-1-1 kicked off its ninth season on Thursday nights in 2026 with a particularly memorable episode. A major plot point involved Buck (Oliver Stark) going on two dates after a night out with Eddie (Ryan Guzman) and Ravi (Anirudh Pisharody), which showcased his bisexuality. This led many viewers, including myself, to wonder if a romantic relationship between Buck and Eddie might ever happen. Oliver Stark recently addressed that possibility directly.
Ito recently shared his concerns that creating completely original anime will become more challenging after 2026. By ‘original anime,’ he means shows not based on existing properties like manga or novels. He believes studios are increasingly prioritizing projects they think will be most popular with international audiences.
The show Heated Rivalry, based on Rachel Reid’s novels, has resonated with viewers, largely due to the work of Jared Tierney, who brought it to the screen. Tierney is a versatile talent – an actor, writer, producer, and director – and many will recognize him from his role in Nickelodeon’s Are You Afraid of the Dark?. Before Heated Rivalry, though, he was best known as the co-creator of the popular Canadian comedy Letterkenny.
Let’s be real, not every Stephen King adaptation is a winner. For every Shining or Shawshank, you get a Dreamcatcher, the recent Salem’s Lot, or that surprisingly flat take on The Dark Tower from a few years back. And King himself even directed Maximum Overdrive – a film that’s become infamous, though it does have a dedicated cult following. Some, like the 2022 Firestarter and The Lawnmower Man (which King has publicly disowned, by the way), are just…not good. But the biggest disappointment? King inadvertently became the inspiration for one of the most critically-panned franchises ever. Viewers pretty much knew it all along, but critics have confirmed it: not a single Children of the Corn movie has managed to earn truly positive reviews. It’s a tough track record, even for a master of horror.
It’s likely the continued popularity of Scrubs is why a reboot is happening, bringing back J.D. and the familiar characters for a new season in 2026. However, even before the reboot was announced, a new series inspired by Scrubs quietly debuted on Prime Video in 2024.
Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson discuss their new Netflix series, His & Hers, a complex murder mystery where both their characters offer potentially untrustworthy accounts of events, and their involvement as producers on the show. Read More 2026-01-09 19:26
I recently interviewed Graham McTavish about his work on the Starz series Spartacus: House of Ashur. I also asked him for any news about his Game of Thrones character, Ser Harrold Westerling. He jokingly said the character probably just got lost leaving King’s Landing, but then shared that he’d love to reprise the role. You can find his full response below.
Horror Westerns are a particularly exciting type of movie, focusing on the fear and danger of life in the Old West. Classics like Bone Tomahawk define the genre, while recent films like Sinners are gaining recognition as great examples. Over the past twenty years, this subgenre has really delivered some truly terrifying and thrilling Western horror movies.