The stars of ‘Street Fighter’ surprise the audience at the Game Awards to debut the first look at the upcoming feature film, including each of the 17 iconic characters.

All episodes of Seth MacFarlane’s record-breaking live-action comedic prequel, ‘Ted’ returns March 5, 2026. MacFarlane reached out to the teddy-loving public as part of the announcement.

Fans of the original indie-horror-darling ‘Ready Or Not’ can let out a blood-curdling, Weaving-esque scream of excitement as the group of exciting filmmakers known as Radio Silence have returned, and are ready for the crimson-soaked honeymoon in ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come.’

One year from the film’s 2026 release, Lionsgate has released a surprise teaser trailer, teaser poster and first look images for 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.’

When a new Ghostface killer emerges in the quiet town where Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has built a new life, her darkest fears are realized as her daughter (Isabel May) becomes the next target. The first look at ‘Scream 7’ is here just in time for Halloween.

A stunning new trailer and poster for ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ from visionary filmmaker James Cameron have arrived, but with so many delays in this franchise, will it be worth the wait?

The long awaited ‘Spaceballs’ sequel (which we’ll still have to wait for until 2027) revealed a sneak peek at production, and couldn’t help prove the parody-force is still strong.

Last year’s global cinematic cultural sensation, which became the most successful Broadway film adaptation of all time, now reaches its epic, electrifying, emotional conclusion in ‘Wicked: For Good’. The new trailer is out now.

So, you survived the zombie apocalypse. Super. Now who’s going to stop the Avengers from feasting on your brains? Marvel has released the first look at ‘Marvel Zombies’ - streaming on Disney+ later this month.

Fresh from Hall H of ComicCon, Paramount+ has dropped an exciting and easter-egg filled teaser trailer for ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’, which debuts early 2026.

The first film may have received mixed-reviews, but the trailer for ‘Mortal Kombat II’ is essentially a flawless victory, and has anticipation at an all time high.

It has been over a decade since audiences last had the chance to see a Tron film in cinemas. After much post-Legacy deliberation, Disney’s iconic ‘game-to-life’ franchise respawns in the form of ‘Tron: Ares’, with a new trailer and sneak peek at the NIN composed soundtrack.

Marvel Studios hasn’t had much success at all on the small screen, sending out new series after new series that always seem, regardless of context, to fail in both their artistic integrity and connection to the cinematic universe. ‘Ironheart’ suffers the same ultimate fate.

One might have hoped that this season of ‘House of the Dragon’, despite any flagging or extra filler, might be amounting to something spectacular for its finale. Unfortunately, despite a few moments of payoff, this season’s final episode is an altogether anticlimactic fumble.

If anyone was doubting the slow burn approach which this second season was taking, let The Red Sowing stand as proof that the people behind ‘House of the Dragon’, despite any flaws, know exactly what they’re doing.

As controversial as ever, ‘The Boys’ only seems blunt because we are seemingly entering a post-satire world. It is increasingly difficult to invent a dystopia which is less ridiculous than reality. Moreover, the show was always a scathing criticism of the society in which it was produced; its quality has not diminished as some people are wont to claim.

Many will see this as another filler-heavy episode, albeit with a welcome return of Laenor Velaryon’s dragon Seasmoke. Book fans, however, will be able to anticipate future events which have been gleefully set in motion during this new episode.

Perhaps the only thing that those who’ve been tuning into ‘The Acolyte’ for the last two months can agree upon is… that it’s officially over. Yes, this week’s finale in the eighth episode of this debut and controversial season.

Now that we’re past the halfway point of this season of ‘House of the Dragon’, its slow pace is beginning to show signs of dragging. That said, it’s understandable that the show would take a breather after its first major character death of the season.

Next week will have the final say as the finale of ‘The Acolyte’ looms. Until then, we’ll be counting our blessings in the form of fun fight sequences and neat planet names that pop up in the bottom left corner of the screen. One. More. Week.

All in all, The Red Dragon and the Gold is an episode for ‘House of the Dragon’. For those who are in the know, the action is unfolding like a tragedy, slowly and deliberately. For those who have no idea what to expect from this series, this episode will be an emotional gut-punch, the first of many more to come before this tale is over.