The Super Mario Bros. Movie had a few fun hidden references to the Luigi’s Mansion games, but didn’t hint at a future film based on that series. However, with the movie being so successful, and a sequel likely to do well, a Luigi’s Mansion movie is definitely a possibility.
Sydney Chandler, one of the stars of Alien: Earth, has revealed that production for Season 2 is currently planned to begin in May 2026. This indicates that showrunner Noah Hawley is actively working to bring the series back to FX/Hulu in the near future.
Netflix has confirmed that The Night Agent will return for a fourth season, following the premiere of its third season on February 19th.
After the intense events of their recent investigation in Outlander season 8, Jamie and Claire are happily reunited with Fergus and Marsali, who have started a new life running a print shop in the city after leaving Fraser’s Ridge. The reunion is heartwarming and satisfying for fans. However, Jamie and Claire are anxious to return to their home at Fraser’s Ridge after being away for a while, and they also want to make sure young Fanny is well taken care of before they leave Savannah.
With 30 books already written, the Reacher series offers plenty of stories for the show to adapt in future seasons. But Reacher isn’t the only long-running book series getting the TV treatment. Prime Video is also preparing a thriller called Scarpetta, based on the popular novels by Patricia Cornwell, and bringing her famous character to the screen for the very first time.
Jonathan Majors quickly became a rising star after appearing in the HBO series Lovecraft Country. This success led to prominent roles in films like the Western The Harder They Fall, the war movie Devotion, the highly praised Magazine Dreams, and Creed III, a sequel in the Rocky franchise. However, his most significant role was playing the supervillain Kang the Conqueror in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
Milla Jovovich leads the cast of this action thriller, alongside D.B. Sweeney, Don Harvey, Arica Himmel, and Michael Stahl-David. The film is directed by Adrian Grünberg and written by Bong-Seob Mun. Since the release of Taken in 2008, that movie has heavily influenced the action thriller genre, inspiring many stories about parents rescuing their children and popularizing the ‘tough, older hero’ trope. While this film doesn’t fully fit into that ‘older hero’ category (though Milla Jovovich is approaching the age Liam Neeson was in the first Taken), it definitely follows the tradition of parents taking action to protect their kids, and Jovovich is a strong contender for the title of ‘best action hero parent’.
The latest episode featured some shocking moments, including Kimiko speaking for the first time. However, one scene particularly caught fans’ attention: Homelander posing as the President in the Oval Office. This mirrored a significant image from the original comic books.
As a film buff, I think people talking about Scream 7 should really go back and watch Kevin Williamson’s first directorial effort, Teaching Mrs. Tingle. Honestly, it’s a great way to get a feel for his style. Both movies have concepts that should be solid, but things don’t quite land perfectly, and looking back, Teaching Mrs. Tingle almost feels like a preview of some of the issues Scream 7 ended up having.
A fan on X (formerly Twitter) noticed the absence of green in promotional materials for the upcoming DC series Lanterns, pointing out, “He’s a Green Lantern!” HBO Max responded directly, playfully asking, “What do you mean there’s no green?”