Deadpool has been one of the most successful R-rated franchises in the history of cinema. The crude antics, bad language and gratuitous violence have become signature selling points that have resulted in substantial success at the box office. But many have wondered what the future holds for the Merc with a Mouth now that he belongs to Disney. It seems the foul-mouthed Marvel character may be too hot to handle for the family-friendly studio, and while we still don't know exactly how the Mouse House will deal with him, it seems the MCU's version will be different than the one we saw under the Fox brand.
Stranger Things has become one of the most talked-about shows on Netflix and fans can't wait for the next installment to finally arrive. But beyond season 4, it seems the streaming giant has even more in the works for us and a Jim Hopper spinoff may just be on the agenda.
After a long wait, fans finally got to see Scream: Resurrection on the small screen. While it wasn't as good as the previous two installments, it was an overall satisfying experience for fans. As the wait continues for updates on a potential fourth season, it appears there is another Scream TV show reportedly in development that could end up streaming on Netflix.
Ever since Disney acquired all of Fox's Marvel properties, fans everywhere have wondered what the future holds for the X-Men, Fantastic Four and Wade Wilson in regards to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While the fate of those first two remains up in the air, Deadpool 3 is now in development and it seems we may have an idea of what Wade's love interest Vanessa will be up to when the hugely anticipated threequel finally arrives.
The Fast & Furious franchise is full of memorable moments that its fans will always cherish. But according to Vin Diesel, the star of the high-octane, action-packed saga, the ending of Furious 7 ranks as one of the best moments in the history of cinema.
It doesn't happen very often, but when it does, people tend to take notice. Friday the 13th has once again graced us with its presence, and for some, it's a very superstitious holiday. This year will be a pretty wild occasion, too, especially for horror fans, as SYFY has decided to air a 24-hour marathon of the Friday the 13th films to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original movie's release.