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Here at ScreenCrush, we’re more interested in popular movies than technical details, so let’s talk about building a ‘canon’ – but instead of the greatest films of all time, we’re focusing on the *worst*. We’re about to dive into the 40 biggest cinematic disasters of the last four decades.
Fans have noticed one interesting detail from the trailer: *Stranger Things 5* will have a mature rating. While a change in the show’s rating was hinted at last November with an update to the Netflix page, this is the first official confirmation for the fifth and final season.
I was so excited to hear that Vincent D’Onofrio – you know, the Kingpin from all the Marvel stuff – is really hoping to play Swamp Thing for DC! It would be amazing to see him take on that role, honestly. He’s such a great actor and I think he’d absolutely crush it.
Futurama keeps coming back, even after being cancelled and revived several times on different channels. Now, you can continue following Fry, Leela, and the crew with a Hulu subscription. Plus, a new season is already planned for release next year.
The 56-year-old rapper and actor appears in a remake alongside Eva Longoria and others, but due to Covid-19 restrictions in 2020, filming was done in a way that prevented him from actually working with his co-stars.
It was awesome seeing Machine Gun Kelly get recognized as a Style Icon at the Fashion Media Awards! He brought Pete Davidson as his guest, which was so cool. MGK – Colson Baker, as a lot of people know him – told Us Weekly that he and Pete are basically ‘idiots’ together, but he meant it in the best way possible! They’re just two pals who have a lot of fun and don’t take themselves too seriously, and it’s really endearing to see.
Released in theaters on September 5, 2025, “The Conjuring: Last Rites” has already earned over $330 million worldwide. Although ticket sales dropped significantly in the US during its second weekend – down by 68.9% – the film still brought in $26.1 million, for a total of $131 million domestically, according to Box Office Mojo.
First Reaction – Don Q gets some good laughs and laughs the Mafia mentality.
A Batman game that was canceled a few years ago is getting attention again. The project, called Project Sabbath, was being developed by WB Games Montreal and aimed to be a grittier, more intense Batman experience than what fans had seen before. While the game never came out, recent posts on social media have given fans a look at what it could have been like.
James Gunn addressed a fan question on Threads about a photo from the set of *The Batman Part II* that seems to show the Bat symbol. Many viewers think this symbol is identical to the one used in the previous *Batman* film.