A Kansas City native, Justin has written for numerous sites including IGN, io9, Polygon, and SyFy Wire. Don't ask him about how much gum he's had, because the answer will be much more than he's willing to admit.
Hide your kids, hide your kids' friends, because they're gonna be chomping at the bit to see that one.
James Gunn's new take on the Man of Steel shouldn't have to face massive expectations thrust upon it that it never asked for.
The two X-Men actors sit down to remind you what happened in the previous Deadpool movies before FX inevitably can.
After beating his rogues gallery in the first film, Batman now has to fight an evil Justice League with some sick new designs.
Killing a fan favorite character is always a calculated risk, and in AMC's case, it may have been bad at math.
Like Charlie Cox, Vincent D'Onofrio, and other actors before him, Jones wants another shot at playing his Marvel Netflix character under the MCU's guidance.
Across his 37-year career, Landau worked with James Cameron on some of the biggest films of all time like the Avatar movies and Titanic, and smaller flicks like Alita Battle Angel and Dick Tracy.
Rooster Teeth may be gone, but its action-fantasy anime gets another shot at life from the biggest manga publisher and anime company around.
Guerrilla Games' sci-fi series was tapped for TV two years ago, but recent allegations against co-showrunner Steve Blackman may have killed the series where it stood.
The would-be series shifted gears from the GCPD to Arkham Asylum, but didn't have anything to show for it but a pitch.
Peter Parker keeps getting tangled up in webs spun by forces too big for him to truly defeat.
Revenge of the Fallen and Age of Extinction come packed with So Much—and it's interesting to look back on it all.
Fans clocked the controversial technology being used in recent covers from Mattina, and that work has now been pulled from DC's September slate.
Francis Ford Coppola's sci-fi epic comes out in three months, but he's still got some work to do so it's ready for primetime.
The 1989 movie didn't just change the Dark Knight, it also changed how we view blockbusters and the actors who headline them.
Now that "Empire of Death" is out there, how did the Ncuti Gatwa-led season fare for you, the audience?
With Walker bowing out soon over on The CW, Jared Padalecki's got a chance to join in on some evil superhero shenanigans.
The animation studio plans to tackle Clarke's 2020 fantasy novel, it'll just probably be a minute before we see what it looks like.
The DC antiheroes come to the world of anime on June 27, on both Max and Hulu.
"Somebody caaaaaaaaaaaast meeeeeeeee!!"--Jon Hamm, probably