The return of The CW’s Arrowverse is nearly here. Excitement is high for the franchise, too, as this year’s crossover event, "Crisis on Infinite Earths," is going to be the biggest yet. So much focus has been given to the adaptation of, perhaps, DC’s greatest event series though that the storylines of the individual shows have been a little forgotten. Fans of The Flash, in particular, have been left in the dark, as so much of that series' future hinges on the aforementioned "Crisis."
Bruce Campbell is one of the most recognizable character actors in the business today. He’s been working in films and television, in one way or another, since the 1970s and in that time, he’s starred in everything from the original Spider-Man movies to TV genre fare like Xena: Warrior Princess (he plays Autolycus and it’s even more amazing than you’re imagining). However, his most famous role is likely Ash Williams in Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead franchise.
Black Lightning has been the odd man out in regard to The CW’s Arrowverse for the past two seasons. The show was hyped as its own thing upon arrival, and beyond some passing remarks about Supergirl and the Flash in the inaugural season, there've been no other links to its fellow DC superhero shows that air alongside it.
Little is known about Jason Reitman’s 2020 follow-up to the original Ghostbusters films. It was announced earlier this year with a cryptic teaser that set the internet ablaze with excitement, but since that time, everyone's been pretty mum on the subject.
Many are excited for the onscreen continuation of the original Ghostbusters movies. Jason Reitman is picking up where his father left off, catching back up with the characters in the present day. This new film in the franchise, however, is going to completely ignore Paul Feig’s attempt at a reboot in 2016.
Rob Zombie’s next directorial effort, 3 From Hell, begins rolling out in theaters next week. The film will feature the return of the Firefly Family from the director’s previous movies, House of 1,000 Corpses and The Devil’s Rejects, and while fans are happy to see the continuation of the series they thought finished, it wasn’t that long ago that the heavy metal icon had his hands on a different horror franchise: Halloween.
Rob Zombie’s next feature film, 3 From Hell, will be released on September 16th and horror fans are nothing if not excited. The movie forms a trilogy, after House of 1000 Corpses, which marked Zombie’s directorial debut, and The Devil’s Rejects, which continued the story of Corpses and brought us the seeming end of the Firefly family, as they drove headlong into a shower of police gunfire, all while “Freebird” by Lynyrd Skynyrd blared from the speakers.
It’s been several weeks since the initial reports about Spider-Man no longer being a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe surfaced. Even so, it remains one of the most hotly debated topics in the industry. And everyone seems ready to pick sides. Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn has called for everyone to relax, while Hawkeye himself, Jeremy Renner, went to social media to plead for a resolution that would keep the webslinger in the MCU.
