The Batman looks to be focused on Gotham City's long history of crime and corruption, so we're diving into the city's key crime figure, Carmine Falcone, and his possible connections to Bruce Wayne, Selina Kyle and the Riddler.

During The Batman director Matt Reeves’ appearance during the DC FanDome event, and with a keen eye on corporate synergy, he discussed the upcoming Gotham P.D. live-action series that will debut on HBO Max (timing for that one is TBD but we can safely bet it will be alongside The Batman’s theatrical launch next fall). Up until now the only thing we knew about the show was that it would be overseen by Reeves and Terrence Winter, who created Boardwalk Empire for HBO and wrote the script for Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street. Tonight, …

Darren Aronofsky and his production company Protozoa Pictures have just secured the rights to adapt David Gauvey Herbert’s New York Magazine article “Boss of The Beach” into a series with Searchlight Television. Herbert’s article chronicles the history of the New York City lifeguard corps over the past four decades, with a specific focus on the corps’ controversial leader Peter Stein. [caption id="attachment_277281" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Paramount Pictures[/caption] As reported by Deadline, the decorated filmmaker secured the rights after an intense bidding war, which is doubly remarkable considering Herbert’s article was published in …

Tom Cruise is apparently the reason we'll soon have seven Mission: Impossible films.

Descending from the heavens in 2016, The Young Pope was one of the most singularly strange things to hit TV over the last decade. When marketing for Paolo Sorrentino's Vatican-set drama first plastered the sinfully attractive Jude Law front-and-center, the internet drove straight down the "hot Pope who fucks" route. But in Law's Pope Pius XIII, Sorrentino delivered the unexpected, a Pope that aggressively did not fuck, but instead plunged the Catholic Church into an age of extreme devotion, idolatry, and conservatism. It was also, as glimpsed through Sorrentino's auteristic lense, very weird. Pius …

A new Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker trailer heavily suggests Emperor Palpatine was the one behind Kylo Ren's corruption all along.

Marvel's X-Men relaunch has revealed its darkest secret yet: Charles Xavier has been secretly corrupted - and isn't the man fans thought.

Star Wars fans are in for a treat, now that Snoke's training of Kylo Ren reveals a connection to Dagobah, and Luke Skywalker's first test.

I never thought I'd see a trailer that reminded me of Training Day, John Wick, and RoboCop all at the same time, but Screen Gems' Black & Blue has managed to do just that. And that's not a bad thing! The story centers on a rookie cop who discovers that her corrupt partners (Training Day) are covering up a murder, doubly so when they attempt to kill her (RoboCop) when she catches the evidence on her body-cam. Now forced to go on the run from her new partners and seek help from reluctant members of the community, …