TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Proves We're Ready For A Street Sharks Revival
"TMNT: Mutant Mayhem" proves that beloved '90s cartoon characters deserve some more time on the big screen. But here's a team you might not know but should.
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Between Good Omens 2 & Sandman, Hollywood Has Finally Figured Out Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman's "Good Omens 2" surpasses its original season, proving that the maestro has learned how to finally adapt his creative work to the small screen.
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Galaxy Quest's Plot Was Sequel-Proof, & The TV Revival Will Just Be An Orville Clone
Galaxy Quest was a perfect film, but its premise won't translate to a continuation that isn't just The Orville's lesser sibling.
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After The Haunted Mansion, We're Ready For A Movie About Disney's Scariest Ride
ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter, your time has finally come. Disney, this is the potential franchise you've been dying for.
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Twisted Metal Proves It's Time To Park Car-Themed Video Game Adaptations In The Garage
"Twisted Metal," "Need for Speed," and "Gran Turismo" all adapt car video games to live action. They also make good points on why this shouldn't be a thing.
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Forget Wonka, It's Time To Adapt Roald Dahl's Adult Horror Stories To Film
"Wonka" introduced the fiction of Roald Dahl to a new generation of fans, but his overlooked adult-oriented work deserves to be adapted as well.
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Witcher Theory: Cavill's Geralt Sacrifice Paves The Way For Hemsworth's Variant
The Witcher's Geralt recasting might cleverly become a part of the storyline, going right back to the books.
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Futurama's Resurrection Ruins The Perfect Ending (& Shows Must Stop Doing This)
Maybe we shouldn't be celebrating Futurama's return, considering it already ended on a pitch-perfect note.
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Yes, Comic-Con Is Dying, But The Signs Have Been There For Decades
SDCC is missing major players, and it's clear that the event isn't going to ever be what it once was. Could it be reborn as something new, though?
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Why Iman Vellani Is The Perfect Choice To Write Ms. Marvel
Ms. Marvel's death was universally hated by fans, but hiring Iman Vellani to co-write her comic book rebirth is the best move Marvel could have made.
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Every Christopher Nolan Movie Has The Exact Same Problem - But Will Oppenheimer?
Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest filmmakers of our time. However, there's one repeating issue he refuses to budge on. Can Oppenheimer save the day?
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Oppenheimer Vs. Barbie - Why The Box Office Winner Matters Less Than You Think
It's the heavyweight battle of 2023. However, whoever wins Barbie vs Oppenheimer doesn't matter, because the real victor is moviegoers - and cinema at large.
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Ghost-Spider Is Bigger Than Ever, But We've Gotta Stop Calling Her Spider-Gwen
The Earth-65 Gwen Stacy is a great "Spider-Verse" character. But why do we call her "Spider-Gwen" when she has a perfectly good superhero codename?
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Freddy Krueger Is Dead - But New Nightmare Holds The Key To A 21st Century Revival
Freddy's not scary anymore, but 1994's New Nightmare grows scarier by the decade.
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Ethan Hunt Vs. Dom Toretto: The Impossibly Fast Franchise Crossover We Need
"Fast and Furious" and "Mission: Impossible" have been facing off at the box office for years. It's time to settle the rivalry with the biggest crossover ever.
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Nnedi Okorafor's Akata Witch Books Are The Next Great Fantasy Series That Should Be On Hollywood's Radar
Hollywood is about to embrace Nnedi Okorafor, but it's ignoring her finest work - the Nsibidi Scripts Series.
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Jed MacKay's Moon Knight Comics Masterfully Fix The Character's Most Problematic Arcs
Moon Knight is Marvel at its best, and Jed MacKay and Alessandro Cappuccio has brilliantly righted all the wrongs of past creators.
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M:I - Dead Reckoning Proves A Metal Gear Solid Movie Can Work
The Metal Gear Solid movie is still stuck in limbo, but "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" proves that it could be a masterpiece.
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Mission: Impossible Improbably Revived A '60s Show - Teaching Franchises A Vital Lesson
Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible movies are so good that everybody's forgotten they were based on a classic TV series. What's the secret?
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Deadpool 3 Confirms Wolverine's Iconic Yellow Suit - What This Means For The MCU's X-Men
Yes, Cyclops, Wolverine would prefer yellow spandex, and fans are loving it. But if Jackman's wearing yellow, will his eventual MCU variant do the same?
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Can Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Match Top Gun Maverick's Billion Dollar Run?
Tom Cruise rocked the box office with Maverick. Can he do it again?
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Greta Gerwig's Narnia Reboot Should Skip The Wardrobe And Start With Magician's Nephew
Greta Gerwig is making a new Chronicles of Narnia movie for Netflix. Starting with The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe would be a mistake.
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The Rings Of Power Is Doing To Galadriel What Peter Jackson Did To Aragorn
The series' depiction of Galadriel's evolution is taking notes from Peter Jackson.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadephia Is Wasting Dee (& Spending Too Much Time On Mac)
Always Sunny is still great, but it's doing a major disservice to two of its best characters.
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Indiana Jones 5 Proves The End Is Nigh For Old-School Movie Star Comebacks
Harrison Ford's greatest character just had his last hurrah, and we've reached the peak of the movie star nostalgia era.
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Netflix's The Witcher Makes Yennefer Better Than Her Book Counterpart
Yennefer is a brilliantly conceived character, but the TV series dramatically improves the version of her in the books.
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The Idol Is Just A Prestige Television Remake Of Tommy Wiseau's The Room
The Weeknd and Sam Levinson might claim Paul Verhoeven as an influence, but really, they're taking notes from Tommy Wiseau.
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