It's a moment that's still being talked about by fans of AMC's The Walking Dead the world over, and the repercussions of which still echo through the show to this day. We're referring to the season 7 premiere, of course, where Negan mercilessly beat two main characters to death, and Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) was the first to feel the wrath of the villain's barbed wire-wrapped baseball bat, Lucille.
Another day and another round of DC Extended Universe rumors. Last week, Justice League found itself in the spotlight and this time, it's Matt Reeves' The Batman which is being placed under the microscope.
Most fans and critics agree that James Mangold's Logan was a pretty damn special film, but if one thing emerged as a somewhat divisive aspect, it was the decision not to show what happened to Wolverine's X-Men teammates back in Westchester and instead keep the details of what occurred deliberately vague. Though the movie does provide us with enough information to piece things together, it turns out that we were originally going to get to witness the horrific events of the incident in gory detail.
Though the eyes of Marvel fans everywhere are fixed firmly on Spider-Man: Homecoming at the moment, as it's the studio's next film to hit theatres, it's important to remember that we're now less than a year away from Joe and Anthony Russo's Avengers: Infinity War. The sure to be epic blockbuster will be here before you know it and with production now well underway, it's no doubt just a matter of time before we finally - finally! - find out just who will be featured in the movie.
Slender Man is a creepy, wire-thin figure that needs no introduction. Revered as something of an Internet legend since its inception in 2009, ol’ Slender has stalked nightmares and effectively clawed his way into popular culture thanks to a string of nerve-shredding short films, an appearance in Microsoft’s über-popular Minecraft and even two video games of his own in Slender: The Eight Pages and Slender: The Arrival.
Following some new concept art and a few leaked set pics giving us our first look at Alden Ehrenreich in costume as the young Han Solo, the guys over at Making Star Wars have come across a video that gives us a quick glimpse of the iconic character's "podcar," which he'll presumably use to get himself from A to B at some point in the currently shooting Star Wars Anthology film.
Aside from all their big screen projects coming down the pipeline, Fox is also doing some exciting things with the X-Men universe on television. Earlier this year, we saw Legion arrive on FX, which turned out to be a huge hit with fans and critics alike. Now, we've got The Gifted to look forward to. Set to premiere in the fall, none of the mutants from the films will be showing up in this new series, as far as we know. That means no Cyclops, no Jean Grey, no Magneto, etc. However, there's nothing to say that some of these characters won't pop up in the future.
On June 21st, Michael Bay will unveil his latest (and potentially greatest?) entry into Paramount’s live-action juggernaut. Word is that Transformers: The Last Knight will go down as the director’s last dalliance with those beloved robots in disguise, but with rumblings of multiple Transformers spinoff movies kicking into gear over at Paramount, don’t be too surprised if (when?) the filmmaker changes his mind.
The numbers for this weekend's box office have now rolled in and though it was a close race, Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant has squeaked by Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 to claim the top spot. With $36 million under its belt (down from the projected $40 million), the new chapter in the sci-fi/horror saga flew to number 1, though that doesn't necessarily mean Fox execs are happy with the film's performance.
