Justin Carter, Author at Gizmodo

The Monkey’s Newest Gory Trailer Is a Record-Breaking Hit

Millions of people just can't get enough of what The Monkey's selling: watching people die in weirdly horrific, kind of hilarious ways.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 26 '25

The Practical Magic Sequel May Have Conjured Up a Director

Warner Bros. may not be saying Practical Magic 2 is a thing, but the stars continue to align for a sequel to happen.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 26 '25

Insomniac Games Wants to Join PlayStation’s Adaptation Party

Since every first-party PlayStation game is getting a show or movie, Insomniac thinks it deserves a second shot.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 25 '25

The Green Lantern TV Show Has Found Its Sinestro

Hal and John's upcoming HBO show may be set on Earth, but that doesn't mean some alien Lanterns won't be a part of their story.

Television Justin Carter Jan 25 '25

Scary Movie Is Ready to Scare You Silly Again in 2026

The Wayans brothers are dusting off the Scary Movie series with a new installment set for June 2026.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 25 '25

Dark Horse Cuts Ties with Neil Gaiman After New Allegations

The comics publisher is the newest company to cut ties with Neil Gaiman in the wake of his sexual misconduct allegations.

Books & Comics Justin Carter Jan 25 '25

Why Is Castlevania Struggling to Thrive Like It Should?

Netflix and Konami know there's a sizable craving for more Castlevania, but meeting that demand seems oddly difficult.

Television Justin Carter Jan 23 '25

Helldivers Devs Hope the Movie Recruits A-List Cannon Fodder

You don't play Helldivers without dying one or three times, so why shouldn't the movie have some celebs perish in the name of freedom?

Movies Justin Carter Jan 19 '25

The Owl House Creator’s Next Show Looks Good and Freaky

If you've needed some creepy animated body horror since Owl House ended, Knights of Guinevere might be your jam.

Trailers Justin Carter Jan 19 '25

Marvel Snap Gets Caught in Crossfire of the US’ TikTok Ban (Updated)

The U.S. government's ban against ByteDance products has hit folks hard, but Second Dinner says Marvel Snap "isn't going anywhere."

Games Justin Carter Jan 19 '25

David Lynch to Be Honored with Free Documentary, Family Meditation

Criterion's got a free David Lynch documentary this month, and his family is inviting fans to meditate on his birthday.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 19 '25

Comics Writer Dan Slott Is Going Up, Up, and Away to DC and Superman

After years on Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four at Marvel, Dan Slott's now taking on Superman over at DC.

Books & Comics Justin Carter Jan 18 '25

Skeleton Crew’s Finale Almost Had a Jedi Flashback

Had things gone differently, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew would've featured a new Jedi that played a pivotal role in Jod Nawood's development.

Television Justin Carter Jan 18 '25

Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad Game Is Finished—Now What?

After closing the door on its troubled Suicide Squad game, the Batman: Arkham studio's future is unclear.

Games Justin Carter Jan 18 '25

Mobile Suit Gundam‘s Next Show Is Coming to Theaters

Before Mobile Suit Gundam: GQuuuuuuX hits TV later in 2025, Gkids is bringing the mecha anime's theatrical cut to North America in February.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 18 '25

The New Anaconda Snares Some More Starsssssss

Thandiwe Newton and Steve Zahn are among the actors joining Jack Black and Paul Rudd in Sony's Anaconda reboot.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 18 '25

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Daredevil: Born Again’s First Trailer Brings the Pain

Matt Murdock's finally back in bloody, Catholic action when the first season of Daredevil: Born Again premieres on March 4.

Trailers Justin Carter Jan 15 '25

Netflix’s Next Witcher Movie Is On the Brink of a Wet and Wild War

Geralt of Rivia is back to save the day and make some cash once again in next month's The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep.

Trailers Justin Carter Jan 14 '25

Jennifer Hale Wants Mass Effect’s Voice Cast to Be In the Show

As BioWare charts Mass Effect's future, the former Commander Shepard thinks its OG cast deserves a TV spotlight.

Television Justin Carter Jan 12 '25

Andy Muschietti Thinks The Flash Wasn’t Mass Market Enough

The Flash's big solo movie clearly wanted people to watch it, which they didn't. Muschietti thinks it should've tried harder.

Movies Justin Carter Jan 12 '25

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The Monkey’s Newest Gory Trailer Is a Record-Breaking Hit

The Practical Magic Sequel May Have Conjured Up a Director

Insomniac Games Wants to Join PlayStation’s Adaptation Party

The Green Lantern TV Show Has Found Its Sinestro

Scary Movie Is Ready to Scare You Silly Again in 2026

Dark Horse Cuts Ties with Neil Gaiman After New Allegations

Why Is Castlevania Struggling to Thrive Like It Should?

Helldivers Devs Hope the Movie Recruits A-List Cannon Fodder

The Owl House Creator’s Next Show Looks Good and Freaky

Marvel Snap Gets Caught in Crossfire of the US’ TikTok Ban (Updated)

David Lynch to Be Honored with Free Documentary, Family Meditation

Comics Writer Dan Slott Is Going Up, Up, and Away to DC and Superman

Skeleton Crew’s Finale Almost Had a Jedi Flashback

Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad Game Is Finished—Now What?

Mobile Suit Gundam‘s Next Show Is Coming to Theaters

The New Anaconda Snares Some More Starsssssss

Daredevil: Born Again’s First Trailer Brings the Pain

Netflix’s Next Witcher Movie Is On the Brink of a Wet and Wild War

Jennifer Hale Wants Mass Effect’s Voice Cast to Be In the Show

Andy Muschietti Thinks The Flash Wasn’t Mass Market Enough

Forget Paying Dyson Prices, the Shark FlexStyle Just Hit Its Record Low With Auto-Wrap Curlers Included

How to Watch New Zealand vs Egypt Livestream Free from Anywhere

Near Record Low on the Shokz OpenRun Pro, the Bone Conduction Headphones Runners Swear By

Are You ’Mass Affluent’ Not ‘Truly Rich’? Sorry, Your Wealth Manager Might Be AI Now

Apple Charges a Fortune for One Cable, These Two 100W USB-C Cables Are at Near Record Low

How to Watch Uruguay vs Cape Verde Livestream Free from Anywhere

Amazon Drops the 4.8-Star Marshall Acton III to Its Record Low, 60W of Rock ‘n’ Roll Sound

Marvel’s New Comics Universe Is Starting All at Once

The John Ternus Era Will Reportedly Revive Apple’s Focus on Bold Design

Federal Regulators Want Stablecoins to Keep Working Without ID Checks

Govee Outdoor Chromatic String Lights Review: A Colorful Way to (Kind of) Light Your Patio

Logitech’s Folding Travel Mouse Fails at the One Thing That Matters Most

Maingear MG-1 (2026) Review: A Clean, Serene Gaming Machine for a Premium Price

Segway Navimow X430 Review: A Featureful Mow-Bot

GoPro Mission 1 Pro Review: The Best GoPro, Just Not the Best Camera

The Best Tech Gifts for Father’s Day 2026

This Ultrasonic Knife Is More Than Just a Gimmick—at Least Sometimes

Razer Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed Review: Exceptionally Mediocre

The Best Gadgets of May 2026

Sony 1000X The Collexion Review: Too Expensive for Anyone but Sony Superfans