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After Godzilla vs. Kong, Adam Wingard is riding high. The massive monster brawl has been a hit with critics and fans, delivering the escapist action we've been craving after a year in lockdown. And now that the (literal) blockbuster is finally out, the director is looking ahead to his next movie: ThunderCats.
Lucifer fans are a famously patient bunch, but the long wait for the second half of season 5 has tested even them. The highly-anticipated fifth run hit Netflix in August 2020 and was a big success. Those eight episodes went down a storm with viewers and critics, ending with a cliffhanger that left us craving the rest of the season.
The CW's Arrowverse has been getting more and more ambitious when it comes to crossovers. After testing the waters with a few smaller attempts, they went in heavy with "Crisis on Earth X" and "Elseworlds," which brought all their shows together to battle a larger threat. But they really topped themselves with the 2019/2020 "Crisis on Infinite Earths" arc, which not only united the Arrowverse but gave us peeks into the BurtonVerse, the 1960s Batman world and even featured Ezra Miller cameoing as the DCEU Flash.
Appropriately given the character, Disney+'s Obi-Wan Kenobi show spent a long time in hiding. Originally announced at the 2019 D23 Expo, the series was supposed to be a jewel in the platform's 2020 crown. Unfortunately, though, mere days before the cameras were set to roll in January, Lucasfilm slammed the brakes on, citing script problems.
Ryan Murphy is one of the busiest men in entertainment. Not content with running the smash hit American Horror Story, he's also picked up a lot of praise and many awards for shows like Scream Queens, Feud, Glee, Ratched and American Crime Stories, amongst others. Season 10 of AHS recently wrapped, with Murphy unveiling the intriguing subtitle Double Feature and beyond that, he's about to get his fingers back into true crime with new Netflix series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.