Justin Carter, Author at Gizmodo

Dragon Ball Daima Brings Back the Z Warriors in Kid-Sized Glory

Goku and the gang return, this time as kids, in a brand new Dragon Ball series releasing in 2024.

Television Justin Carter Oct 14 '23

Lisa Frankenstein Will Be Aliiiiiiive!!! with Love in 2024

He was a corpse, she was a girl. Could I make it any more obvious?

Movies Justin Carter Oct 14 '23

The Strangers Will Scare You Again, This Time As a Trilogy

Lionsgate aims to reboot (and remake) the cult franchise for a new audience throughout 2024.

Movies Justin Carter Oct 14 '23

Scavengers Reign’s Writers on Creating a Beautifully Hostile Sci-Fi Show

Joseph Bennett and Sean Buckelew dish on creating Max's upcoming animated sci-fi series.

Television Justin Carter Oct 13 '23

In Blue Eye Samurai’s New Trailer, Revenge is A Deadly Blade

Maya Erskine, Kenneth Branagh, and Masi Oka headline Netflix's next adult animated series.

Trailers Justin Carter Oct 12 '23

Mattel CEO Claims Its Barney Movie Won’t Be Weird

"We're just normal films. We're just innocent films."

Movies Justin Carter Oct 1 '23

Open Channel: Tell Us Your Thoughts on Saw X and The Creator

Whether you saw gruesome traps or innocent AI children in the theaters this weekend, let us know what you thought of either.

Movies Justin Carter Oct 1 '23

Spy x Family Brings Back the Forgers for More Misadventures

Assassins, dates, and vacations await Loid, Yor, and Anya starting next week.

Television Justin Carter Oct 1 '23

Unemployment Benefits Bill for Striking Workers Vetoed by Gavin Newsom

The California governor rejected financial aid for the workers who would've needed it as they're striking for better working conditions.

Corporate Culture Justin Carter Oct 1 '23

Saw X Was So Gnarly, Its Editor Had the Cops Called on Him

Nothing to see here, officer, just finding the right sound for someone in pain as they perform surgery on themselves.

Movies Justin Carter Sep 30 '23

Knights of the Old Republic Remake’s Status in Question After Trailer Pruning

Initially announced in 2021, it's unclear what's going on with the KOTOR remake as the publisher behind it is undergoing layoffs and cancelling projects.

Games Justin Carter Sep 30 '23

The Marvels May Be the MCU’s Shortest Film Ever

If true, Carol, Monica, and Kamala's team-up will be a quick and fast adventure through the stars.

Movies Justin Carter Sep 30 '23

Hazbin Hotel Checks In to Prime Video in January

Based on the popular 2019 short, the animated musical series will be a part of Prime Video's animation slate for 2024.

Television Justin Carter Sep 30 '23

Patrick Stewart Wanted to Make Star Trek: Picard on His Own Terms

Stewart reminisces about how the Next Generation spinoff was made and what he hopes to do with Captain Picard going forward.

Television Justin Carter Sep 28 '23

Netflix’s Tomb Raider Will Show Lara Croft’s Journey from Survivor to Legend

Haley Atwell voices the legendary treasure hunter in an anime set in continuity of the reboot trilogy.

Trailers Justin Carter Sep 27 '23

Blue Eye Samurai Cuts It Up in a Bloody, Slick First Trailer

In the new Netflix series, a biracial samurai is going to get her revenge, and doesn't care who she has to kill to get it.

Trailers Justin Carter Sep 27 '23

Netflix‘s Devil May Cry‘s Anime Makes a Short, Stylish Debut

Originally announced back in 2018, the animated take on Capcom's character action franchise is making its way to Netflix "soon."

Trailers Justin Carter Sep 27 '23

The Last of Us Celebrates Its 10th Outbreak Day With New Artwork

Gallery Nucleus and Plush Art Club come together to release new artwork inspired by the hit 2013 game and its HBO adaptation.

Games Justin Carter Sep 25 '23

Crunchyroll to Phase Out Anime Store Right Stuf in October

Sony bought Right Stuf last year, and its product will be sent over to the Crunchyroll Store as Right Stuf gets shuttered after 36 years.

Anime Justin Carter Sep 24 '23

Jamie Lee Curtis May Have Achieved Her Dream of Being in One Piece

She'll pursue the role of Dr. Kureha once the strikes have ended, but it may already be hers.

Television Justin Carter Sep 24 '23

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Dragon Ball Daima Brings Back the Z Warriors in Kid-Sized Glory

Lisa Frankenstein Will Be Aliiiiiiive!!! with Love in 2024

The Strangers Will Scare You Again, This Time As a Trilogy

Scavengers Reign’s Writers on Creating a Beautifully Hostile Sci-Fi Show

In Blue Eye Samurai’s New Trailer, Revenge is A Deadly Blade

Mattel CEO Claims Its Barney Movie Won’t Be Weird

Open Channel: Tell Us Your Thoughts on Saw X and The Creator

Spy x Family Brings Back the Forgers for More Misadventures

Unemployment Benefits Bill for Striking Workers Vetoed by Gavin Newsom

Saw X Was So Gnarly, Its Editor Had the Cops Called on Him

Knights of the Old Republic Remake’s Status in Question After Trailer Pruning

The Marvels May Be the MCU’s Shortest Film Ever

Hazbin Hotel Checks In to Prime Video in January

Patrick Stewart Wanted to Make Star Trek: Picard on His Own Terms

Netflix’s Tomb Raider Will Show Lara Croft’s Journey from Survivor to Legend

Blue Eye Samurai Cuts It Up in a Bloody, Slick First Trailer

Netflix‘s Devil May Cry‘s Anime Makes a Short, Stylish Debut

The Last of Us Celebrates Its 10th Outbreak Day With New Artwork

Crunchyroll to Phase Out Anime Store Right Stuf in October

Jamie Lee Curtis May Have Achieved Her Dream of Being in One Piece

A Dystopia Falls (With a Little Help) in This Speculative Short Story

Anker Slashes 50% Off Soundcore P30i Earbuds, a Budget-Friendly Alternative to AirPods Pro 3 for Mother’s Day

ChatGPT Adds ‘Trusted Contact’ Feature to Send Alerts When Conversations Get Dangerous

Wait, Do We Actually Want to See a Minions Movie?

These Popular National Parks Are Teeming With Brain-Eating Amoebas

OpenAI Is Tired of Seeing All Those Videos of People Clowning on Its Voice Mode

iFixit Is Ranking Wireless Headphones Now and It Just Crowned a Repairable King

The Golden Globes’ AI Rules Are Way Less Strict Than the Oscars’

Why the Hell Has It Taken So Long for Disneyland’s Autopia to Go Electric?

Cranks Are Already Peddling Ivermectin for Hantavirus

Acer’s Swift 16 AI (2026) Gets a Lot Right, But I Can’t Get Past the Trackpad

Samsung Galaxy A57 5G Review: Not Worth It at Full Price

Logitech G G512 X Review: The Tasting Menu of a Pro Gaming Keyboard

Ecovacs Deebot X12 OmniCyclone Review: AI Can’t Save This Robot Vacuum

The Best Tech Gifts for Mother’s Day 2026

Asus’ Dual-Display Gaming Laptop Will Ruin Your Single-Screen Lifestyle

Steam Controller Review: Trackpads Change Everything for PC Gaming

Soundcore Space 2 Review: A Shockingly Stellar Value for Budget ANC Wireless Headphones

Anker’s UV Printer Can Handle Almost Anything… If You Know What You’re Doing

HP’s EliteBoard Keyboard-Computer Proves We Can Stick a PC in Anything