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I just got a first look at the details for Ordained, and it sounds intense! Colin Farrell is set to star as a priest who isn’t exactly known for turning the other cheek – apparently, he has a pretty rough history. The movie’s based on a new comic book series of the same name, written by Robert Venditti and illustrated by Trevor Hairsine. The first issue drops on December 10th from Bad Idea Publishing, and honestly, I’m already intrigued.

I was completely hooked by the latest prequel episode, “Now You See It.” It really delved into Frank Shaw’s backstory and revealed his connection to Pennywise. Turns out, he first met that ancient evil when he was just twelve years old, and it was a truly terrifying experience that completely shaped the rest of his life.

Marvel Comics recently introduced a new Spider-Man in Venom #251, joining Peter Parker and Miles Morales as web-slingers. The issue was created by writer Al Ewing, artist Paco Medina, colorist Frank D’Armata, and letterer Clayton Cowles of VC.

Cynthia Erivo graces the cover of GQ’s Men of the Year issue.

This critically acclaimed show is a unique blend of science fiction, horror, mystery, fantasy, and stories about growing up. It’s heavily influenced by the styles of iconic creators like David Lynch, Steven Spielberg, and Stephen King, drawing inspiration from many familiar sources in pop culture. The show has already won numerous awards, including 10 Emmys and 4 Golden Globes, and is expected to receive even more recognition. While the story is now set in Indiana, which adds to its unsettling atmosphere and visual appeal, the creators originally envisioned it taking place in New York.

Most people are familiar with popular musicals, even if they don’t usually enjoy the genre. But the real treat is discovering those lesser-known musicals – the ones that deliver fantastic songs and performances despite having limited resources. These hidden gems often go unnoticed, but they’re actually among the very best musicals out there.

Sources at Deadline report that Peacock has canceled Poker Face after two seasons. However, the show’s creator, Rian Johnson, is shopping the series to other networks, hoping to secure a deal for two more seasons. In a surprising development, Peter Dinklage is being considered to replace Natasha Lyonne as the lead character, Charlie Cale.

Considering the popularity of Sam and Dean, it makes you wonder which other beloved and close-knit duos from pop culture would also make great comic book series. There are plenty of other famous pairs from film and television that could easily be adapted this way.

If you enjoy shows like Sherlock, you’ll find plenty of options, from lighthearted mysteries to intense true crime dramas. This genre is consistently popular, with many series featuring clever detectives and captivating cases full of surprises. While some shows closely follow the classic Sherlock Holmes formula, others offer a fresh take on familiar themes and characters that have made the original so enduring. Whether it’s a streaming sensation or a network procedural like High Potential, here are five fantastic series that Sherlock fans will likely enjoy.

The official Insidious Movie account announced on X (formerly Twitter) that filming for Insidious 6 is complete. The post, which included a photo of a clapperboard dated November 12, 2025, said, “That’s a wrap on the next chapter of INSIDIOUS. See you in August.”