Dystopian setting? Check. Futuristic and sterile aesthetic? Check. A young couple fighting for love? You betcha. For in Drake Doremus’ sci-fi romance Equals, it is Nicholas Hoult (Mad Max: Fury Road) and Kristen Stewart (American Ultra) that find themselves revolting against a totalitarian regime.
To say that much digital ink has been spilled regarding Jared Leto's take on the Joker would be something of an understatement. It's often the topic of discussion when the actor hosts an interview and, in many ways, underpins Warner's marketing for the release of Suicide Squad.
Case in point: The Unspoken, an all-new VR title that blends magic duelling with first-person sorcery. Hatched in partnership with Oculus, Insomniac will be releasing the title exclusively for Oculus Rift, where it will be joined by the studio's 3D brawler Feral Rites.
Making it three for three with Entertainment Weekly scoops - following hot on the heels of new images for both Jason Bourne and Paul Feig's Ghostbusters - the outlet has unveiled a new still for David Lowery's (Ain’t Them Bodies Saints) live-action fairytale, Pete's Dragon.
Few would argue against Mr. Robot, USA Network's slick and thought-provoking drama, going down as one of the breakout hits of the past 12 months. It took some fairly prestigious awards during its inaugural run - capped off with two major wins at the Golden Globes - and we now arrive on the verge of season 2.
For in Paul Feig's Ghostbusters reboot, Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones, and Kate McKinnon's brilliant minds don the famous costumes to ward off supernatural nasties from the streets of New York City, and a new still emerging today from the shadows (read: Entertainment Weekly) showcases the director's fantastic four suited, booted and in the process of tackling a winged demon.
You know his name. Come July, moviegoers will be welcoming the long-anticipated return of Jason Bourne, with today's stylish new action shot giving us a peek at Matt Damon's trained agent giving chase.
Wasting no time in future-proofing its bankable prequel series, AMC has renewed Fear the Walking Dead for a third season, mere days after its sophomore premiere.
Early adopters may still be clawing their way through the sequel's opening chapters, fighting tooth, nail and estus flask past every heinous monstrosity that creeps out of the shadows, but publisher Bandai Namco has already laid out a preliminary timeline for Dark Souls III's expansions.
