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DC Studios is reportedly already moving forward with Lanterns Season 2, with writing said to have begun for the next cha...
09/07/2026

DC Studios is reportedly already moving forward with Lanterns Season 2, with writing said to have begun for the next chapter of the Green Lantern series.

What we know

▪️ Season 2 is reportedly in development at DC Studios
▪️ Writing has already started
▪️ A 2028 premiere is reportedly being targeted
▪️ Expected to stream on HBO Max
▪️ DC Studios has not officially announced Season 2

If the series becomes a major hit, a second season could expand the Green Lantern mythology and take Hal Jordan and John Stewart into even bigger cosmic threats.

Would you want Lanterns to continue beyond Season 1?

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Zach Cregger is already drawing a line under franchise filmmaking — and RESIDENT EVIL hasn’t even reached theaters yet.T...
09/06/2026

Zach Cregger is already drawing a line under franchise filmmaking — and RESIDENT EVIL hasn’t even reached theaters yet.

The BARBARIAN and WEAPONS filmmaker says he has no interest in spending his career jumping from one established property to another. For Cregger, the priority is creative freedom and the ability to write whatever story excites him next. Asked whether he could see himself taking on another major franchise after RESIDENT EVIL, his response was simple: “I’m doing this, and that’s it for me.”

RESIDENT EVIL became the rare exception because Cregger has a genuine connection to the games and was given the freedom to create an original story within that universe rather than simply retelling an existing plot.

The film follows Austin Abrams as Bryan, a medical courier whose routine delivery spirals into a terrifying fight for survival over the course of one increasingly nightmarish evening.

There is one interesting twist, though. Cregger has already admitted that he has ideas for another RESIDENT EVIL movie, meaning he may not be completely finished with this world just yet.

So while another trip into the RESIDENT EVIL universe remains possible, one thing sounds clear: when it comes to taking over somebody else’s franchise after this, Cregger has little interest in making it a habit.

Would you want to see him stay with RESIDENT EVIL for a sequel, or move straight back to another original horror film?

09/06/2026

Ben was carrying a folded inspection report across the Route 66 diner when Mason deliberately knocked it from his hand.

“Pick it up,” Mason said coldly. “And quit wasting your time on people like him.”

He nodded toward Hawk, the weathered biker sitting alone with a cup of coffee.

Ben bent down, embarrassed, but Hawk quietly looked up.

“Kid didn’t disrespect you.”

Mason smirked. “Stay out of it.”

Hawk set down his coffee.

“You made it my business when you embarrassed him in front of the room.”

The diner went silent.

Ben finally handed Hawk the paper.

“Grace said you needed to see this.”

Hawk unfolded it. His expression changed immediately.

It was an emergency inspection report for Margaret Pearson’s house—the elderly widow who had sheltered thirty bikers during the violent Arizona monsoon the night before.

“The roof is rotting,” Grace explained. “The porch is failing. Another storm could take half the house.”

Hawk stared at her.

“She knew?”

“For years.”

Hawk looked around the diner in disbelief.

“She put thirty of us under that roof last night.”

Mason shrugged.

“She can’t afford to fix it. Everybody knows that.”

Hawk slowly turned toward him.

“Everybody knew?”

Nobody answered.

Hawk pulled out his phone and called Forge.

“Margaret’s house may not survive another storm.”

“What do you need?”

“Roofers. Carpenters. Electricians. Plumbers. Lumber. Everything.”

Mason laughed nervously.

“You’re bringing an army here for one old woman?”

Hawk stood.

“No. We’re showing up for the one person in this town who showed up for us.”

He turned back to the phone.

“How many can you bring?”

Forge answered immediately.

“Eight hundred, give or take.”

Mason’s face went blank.

Hawk left money beside his untouched coffee and walked toward the door.

By morning, Margaret Pearson would wake to the sound of hundreds of motorcycles coming down the highway—not for revenge, but to rebuild the home of the woman who had opened her door when nobody else would.

EDWARD FURLONG WANTS ONE MORE SHOT AT JOHN CONNOR — AND TERMINATOR FANS WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT.More than three decades aft...
09/05/2026

EDWARD FURLONG WANTS ONE MORE SHOT AT JOHN CONNOR — AND TERMINATOR FANS WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT.
More than three decades after Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Edward Furlong has made it clear that he would happily return to the role that made him unforgettable.
When asked about the possibility of appearing in James Cameron’s next Terminator project, Furlong did not overcomplicate his answer:
“I want to be in it!”
That simple response immediately brings back one of the biggest questions surrounding the future of the franchise.
Could John Connor return?
Furlong’s version of the character remains one of the most memorable in the entire Terminator saga. In T2, he was not yet the legendary resistance leader audiences had heard about — he was a rebellious kid suddenly forced to understand that the future of humanity might depend on him.
That vulnerability made the character work.
Now imagine seeing that same John Connor decades later.
Older.
Worn down.
Carrying the memory of everything he survived.
And still wondering whether Judgment Day was ever truly stopped.
James Cameron has acknowledged that he is developing a new Terminator project, although the full story, cast, and direction remain under wraps. Fans have already started referring to it as Terminator 7, but there is still no official confirmation that Furlong will be involved.
For now, his return remains something he wants rather than something that has been announced.
But the idea is difficult to ignore.
Seeing Edward Furlong step back into John Connor’s world in a new Cameron-led chapter could create one of the most emotional full-circle moments in Terminator history.
The franchise has reinvented John Connor many times.
Maybe the next movie should finally bring back the one audiences never forgot.

SICARIO 3 IS FINALLY MOVING FORWARD — AND MATT GRAVER MAY BE HEADING BACK INTO THE SHADOWS.After years of uncertainty, J...
09/05/2026

SICARIO 3 IS FINALLY MOVING FORWARD — AND MATT GRAVER MAY BE HEADING BACK INTO THE SHADOWS.
After years of uncertainty, Josh Brolin has indicated that the long-awaited third Sicario movie is happening, giving fans new hope that one of modern cinema’s most intense crime-thriller franchises is finally ready to continue.
Brolin is expected to return as Matt Graver, the ruthless government operative whose missions have always existed in the dangerous gray area between law, politics, and survival.
The third film has previously been associated with the title Sicario: Capos, and production could begin soon if development continues moving forward.
Taylor Sheridan also remains connected to the franchise that he helped define with its brutal atmosphere, morally complicated characters, and uncompromising look at the war along the border.
Several major questions are still unanswered.
Will Benicio del Toro return as Alejandro?
Who will direct the next chapter?
And after everything that happened in Sicario: Day of the Soldado, what kind of mission could possibly bring these characters back together?
That uncertainty may be exactly what makes Sicario 3 so exciting.
The first two films never offered easy heroes or simple victories. Every mission came with consequences, every alliance carried risk, and every character operated in a world where the difference between justice and revenge became increasingly difficult to see.
If Matt Graver is truly returning, the next mission could be darker, more personal, and even more dangerous than anything before it.
After years of waiting, Sicario 3 finally feels closer than ever.
And if Graver and Alejandro cross paths again, this may be one reunion nobody survives unchanged.

09/05/2026

Connor looked down at Mason's worn work boots.

Then at the tray of bolts the sixteen-year-old had spent the last several minutes sorting.

With two fingers, Connor tipped it over.

Metal scattered across the concrete.

“Pick it up.”

Mason looked at him.

Connor smiled.

“Isn't that what they pay you for?”

“Connor.”

The voice came from behind the motorcycle.

Wade stepped into view.

“Pick 'em up.”

Connor laughed.

“Seriously?”

“Yeah.”

The teenager stared at the gray-bearded biker.

“Do you know who my dad is?”

Wade didn't even blink.

“Yeah.”

Connor's smile returned.

Then Wade added:

“He called me this morning.”

The smile disappeared.

“About what?”

Wade picked up a black shop apron and dropped it onto the workbench.

“Your summer.”

“What?”

“Your dad pulled your credit card.”

Connor froze.

Wade nodded toward the brand-new pickup outside.

“And he's taking the truck.”

“You're kidding.”

“Nope.”

Wade pushed the apron toward him.

“You start Monday.”

Connor stared at it.

“Doing what?”

Wade looked across the shop.

At Mason.

The same kid Connor had just ordered to pick up his mess.

“Whatever he tells you.”

Connor slowly turned.

Mason looked at the bolts scattered across the floor.

Then back at him.

“You heard him.”

Harrison Ford has made his position on Indiana Jones pretty clear: once he’s done, the character should be done too.Ford...
09/05/2026

Harrison Ford has made his position on Indiana Jones pretty clear: once he’s done, the character should be done too.

Ford has played Indy across five films since 1981, turning the role into one of the most recognizable characters in movie history. And in his view, the connection between actor and character is too strong to simply hand off to someone else.

Hollywood has recast plenty of iconic roles before, sometimes successfully and sometimes not. But Indiana Jones feels different to many fans because Ford’s personality became such a huge part of who the character is.

So what should happen next?

Should Indiana Jones be permanently retired with Harrison Ford, or could another actor ever make the role their own?

Brendan Fraser fans are calling for the beloved actor to make an Airheads 2 and Encino Man 2, two sequels that have been...
09/05/2026

Brendan Fraser fans are calling for the beloved actor to make an Airheads 2 and Encino Man 2, two sequels that have been highly demanded for years now.

Similar to The Mummy 4, if enough noise is made by fans about them and a good writing team get involved, it's more than possible.

Mel Gibson has offered another promising update on the long-awaited Lethal Weapon 5, revealing that he still hopes to br...
09/05/2026

Mel Gibson has offered another promising update on the long-awaited Lethal Weapon 5, revealing that he still hopes to bring Danny Glover back as Roger Murtaugh.

What we know

▪️ Richard Donner had started developing the fifth movie before his death in 2021
▪️ Donner asked Gibson to carry the project forward
▪️ Gibson and writer Richard Wenk have completed the script
▪️ Gibson wants Danny Glover back as Murtaugh
▪️ When discussing the possibility of the movie happening, Gibson said: “It might happen.”

After years of development limbo, a completed script and Gibson's continued push give fans their biggest reason yet to hope for one final Riggs and Murtaugh adventure.

Would you want Mel Gibson and Danny Glover to reunite for Lethal Weapon 5?

09/05/2026

“Don't touch it.”
Dan stepped between Ava and the motorcycle.
“You can't sell that bike!”
“Get out.”
At the workbench, Roy was about to sign the sale papers.
“Look under the left saddlebag!” Ava shouted.
Everyone stopped.
Dan reluctantly checked.
Hidden beneath it was a tiny compartment containing an old key and a folded note.
Roy stood immediately.
“How did you know?”
“My grandfather built it.”
“What's his name?”
“Thomas Hale.”
The pen fell from Roy's fingers.
“You knew him?” Ava asked.
Roy stared at her.
“Thomas Hale was my brother.

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