The monolith that is The CW’s Arrow-verse always brings its A-game to San Diego Comic-Con, and this year was no different. With five shows now to promote (with a sixth on its way in the form of Batwoman), almost all of the trailers brought new footage and an inticing glimpse into what we can expect … >
An exercise in cognitive dissonance and a blatant rip-off of Star Trek at a time when Star Trek is on the air, The Orville defied the odds last season and became a hit.
Streaming giant Amazon Prime had a busy weekend at San Diego Comic-Con, where it took the opportunity to showcase its new shows – and newly purchased shows in the case of The Expanse. The first bit of ‘proper’ news was the casting of Noomi Rapace for the second season of Jack Ryan. The show was … >
A first look trailer for season two of Star Trek Discovery has landed online following its premiere at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend, along with some tantalising spin-off news.
Following the first footage of Milly Bobby Brown in the upcoming monster flick Godzilla: King of Monsters, we now have a full trailer.
As reboot news goes, this one’s a biggie. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is coming back, with creator Joss Whedon acting as executive producer and Midnight, Texas creator Monica Owusu-Breen acting as writer and showrunner.
Winning the prize for film we didn’t know we were waiting for until the post-credits scene of Split told us we could have it, Glass brings together David (Bruce Willis), Elijah (Samuel L Jackson) and James McAvoy’s multiple personalities – and now we have a trailer.
Freshman superhero show Cloak and Dagger has been renewed for a 10-episode second season that will air in spring 2019.
Water is wet. There are lines at Comic-Con. The characters on The Walking Dead are at each other’s throats again despite the chance to rebuild.
When we think of zombie apocalypse shows, Bjork always seems to come to mind. Makes sense, then, that the trailer for the second half of Fear the Walking Dead‘s fourth season begins on a slightly humorous note with ‘Oh so Quiet’ and John Dorie proclaiming he “hates the wet ones”.