The new trailer for Clayface introduced the film’s tagline: ‘Look Fear In the Face.’ This phrase isn’t just fitting for the villain; it’s connected to the taglines of other recent DC films starring Milly Alcock as Supergirl (‘Look Up’ and ‘Look Out’), suggesting a deliberate pattern within the DC Universe.
Season two of Running Point features the return of the original cast, with Justin Theroux playing a larger role as Cam Gordon. Isla, now President of Operations for the Los Angeles Waves basketball team, has started to improve things after a challenging but ultimately successful first season. However, Cam’s return from rehab complicates matters, and the relationships between Isla and her siblings – Ness (Scott MacArthur), Sandy (Drew Tarver), and Jackie (Fabrizio Guido) – are constantly changing as the business grows.
Jon Hamm is best known for playing his iconic role over seven seasons and 92 episodes, a part he portrayed for eight years. While he’s made some unexpected career choices, his new show, Your Friends and Neighbors, brings him back to serious dramatic television, and it’s arguably one of his strongest performances to date.
As a fan, I was curious about the voice acting in Tales from ’85, knowing all the main Stranger Things characters were recast for the animated spinoff. But honestly, it didn’t bother me at all! In fact, I was really impressed – some of the new voices are incredibly similar to the originals. More importantly, the show really captures the personalities and little quirks of each character in animated form. They totally nailed it!
This animated series takes place between the second and third seasons of the original show, during the winter of 1985. It follows the kids from Hawkins as they investigate a new, strange danger. The show’s creators, Eric Robles and the Duffer brothers, give it the energetic and sincere feel of a classic Saturday morning cartoon, though some of that initial charm wears off as the ten episodes progress.
Oscar Isaac, who played Moon Knight, has finally discussed the possibility of returning to the role after a long period of not speaking about it. Although there are no confirmed plans for a Moon Knight comeback in the Marvel Cinematic Universe right now, he hasn’t ruled it out. However, he explained that bringing the character back presents significant challenges.
Often considered the first of Terry Gilliam’s imaginative films – alongside his later works Brazil and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen – Time Bandits perfectly captures his unique style. It’s delightfully odd, visually detailed, ambitious, and completely silly, representing a key moment in Gilliam’s development as a director as his time with Monty Python was ending. The film has stayed with audiences, both young and old, for decades, and remains a truly original and unforgettable experience. Even now, almost forty-five years later, few movies quite compare to its wonderfully strange and playful nature.
This Prime Video series offers a fresh take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective, showing a younger, more fallible Sherlock Holmes and how he first encountered James Moriarty. What truly sets Young Sherlock apart is its clever deviation from classic Holmes stories and mystery tropes, making it a standout show.
Nintendo is known for creating incredibly creative and innovative role-playing games that are both excellent within their genre and respectful of players’ time. With so many games available, players are increasingly careful about how they spend their time, so it’s important to choose games that are fun and won’t waste it.
This summer marks the 36th anniversary of the thrilling sci-fi film Total Recall, based on the work of Philip K. Dick. Despite being a product of the ’90s, the movie still feels fresh and stands out as a remarkable achievement in science fiction. Compared to the 2012 remake, the original Total Recall has a unique and lasting quality, and it’s difficult to envision anyone creating something quite like it – either here on Earth or beyond.