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In the evolving DC Universe headed by James Gunn, there’s still uncertainty about who will assume the role of Batman. While Robert Pattinson continues to be part of Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” series in a distinct continuity, the revamped DCU will introduce a fresh Dark Knight character in “The Brave and the Bold.” There’s been plenty of discussion about who might fill the cape and cowl, but this weekend saw an unexpected candidate entering the race.

The TV series “Let the Devil In” isn’t the first to delve into the Satanic Panic that was prevalent in the 1980s U.S., a topic previously explored with humor by the horror-comedy series “Hysteria!” last year. That show depicted the decade’s fear that heavy metal music and other activities might serve as gateways to evil and attract followers for Beelzebub. Compared to “Hysteria!”, “Let the Devil In” has a more serious tone. The series benefits from director Roth’s horror background, notably his work on gory “torture porn” films such as “Hostel” in 2005, adding an extra layer of discomfort to the storyline.

On Saturday morning, Savannah Sanders from TopMob was present at the Destination D23’s Walt Disney Studios presentation in Orlando. During this event, Pixar unveiled a sneak peek of Toy Story 5 to the audience. The preview began with Tim Allen’s character, Buzz Lightyear, in a close-up shot, opening his eyes and gazing at a palm tree above him. Appearing confused, this new version of Buzz spots a box labeled “Hi-Tech Edition” for another Buzz model before quickly departing.

Previous portrayals of Reed Richards, like Ioan Gruffudd’s character from the 2005 movie “Fantastic Four” and Miles Teller’s depiction in the 2015 film, have shown distinct personalities. While aspects of Reed Richards and Mister Fantastic from the comics were incorporated into these roles, many viewers have noticed that John Krasinski’s Reed in “First Steps” seems to be a unique character.

This incident represents one of the most significant disruptions across Disney’s system in recent years, and it has left both visitors and experts in the field speechless.

A fresh morning breaks as Batman #1 commences, signaling that Police Commissioner Vandal Savage has launched a hostile campaign against the city’s masked protectors. Formerly a high-ranking officer, Jim Gordon finds himself patrolling the streets once more in his classic blue uniform. Meanwhile, the dangerous Killer Croc, deteriorating further due to his condition, is causing chaos within Gotham City.

According to recent news reports, actor Matt Smith has been added to Shawn Levy’s upcoming Star Wars movie titled “Star Wars: Starfighter”. Although details about the film are still scarce, with Ryan Gosling and Mia Goth already on board, Smith’s addition further enhances an already impressive lineup of stars.

In the second-to-last episode of “Dexter: New Blood,” we finally discovered who would emerge victorious in Dexter’s confrontation with his longtime friend Angel Batista. The outcome wasn’t what I anticipated, but I must admit that I admired Dexter for something I had been uncertain about earlier this season.

Since most of the characters residing at the Walter household attended Silver Falls High School, estimating their ages isn’t too challenging. However, keeping everyone straight amidst the bustling student body can sometimes prove difficult.

This week, IMAX announced that they are planning to re-release the iconic sci-fi film as a special theater presentation, marking its 40th anniversary. Accompanying two fresh poster designs for the movie, they also disclosed the specific dates for its return to cinemas.