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A Teen Titans Movie Is On the Way—But Not the One You Were Expecting

Mark Hamill discusses the opulence of The Last Jedi’s casino planet. Underworld is heading to TV. Star Trek: Discovery’s Alex Kurtzman plots a course for the show’s future. Plus tons of new pictures from Blade Runner: 2049, new footage from The Gifted, Rick & Morty, and the return of Supergirl. Spoilers now! Teen Titans Go!…

Television James Whitbrook

The It Sequel Finally Has an Official Release Date

Here’s some joyful late-Monday news for all the Stephen King horror fans and devoted Pennywise meme-makers. The It sequel finally has an official release date, and you won’t have to wait 27 years to see what happens to the Losers Club. You will, however, have to wait a couple of years. It part two will…

Movies Cheryl Eddy

Before We Vanish Gives a Quirky Philosophical Twist to the Alien Invasion Genre

Though the space creatures visiting Earth in Before We Vanish can inhabit the bodies of homo sapiens, they don’t know what it means to be human. But the more they learn about it, the closer we get to possibly becoming extinct. [Click here to see io9’s statement on this year’s Fantastic Fest.] Before We Vanish…

io9 Evan Narcisse

Supergirl Casts the Legion of Superheroes’ Saturn Girl

Supergirl is adding a key new character when it returns for its third season next month: Saturn Girl, a founding member of the Legion of Superheroes, a team from the 31st century (that Supergirl has occasionally been part of), and whose presence has been previously teased on the show. Stepping into the role of the…

Television Cheryl Eddy

If You’re Outside the US, You Can Watch Star Trek: Discovery in Klingon (Sort of)

Unlike their past TV iterations, the Klingons of Star Trek: Discovery don’t predominately communicate in English. They speak in Klingon, naturally, which is subtitled for us human audiences. But was that not enough Klingon for your discerning taste? If you’re outside the US, you can experience the premiere all over again in the alien language.…

Television James Whitbrook

Tom Welling Is the Devil’s New Frenemy in This First Look at Lucifer Season Three

Lucifer is one of the most enjoyable shows on TV. Somehow, it manages to effortlessly balance mythology, police business, romantic intrigue, and (secret weapon) wickedly cheeky humor. Based on this new season three promo, we can expect even more of that when the show returns. One highlight of the coming season looks to be the…

Television Cheryl Eddy

Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man and the Wasp Stunt Double Is a Badass Amputee

At 16, Brett Smrz lost his leg after a freak trampoline accident. Today, Smrz is a professional stunt driver and one of two Ant-Man stunt doubles you’ll see in Ant-Man and the Wasp. Production on the Ant-Man sequel began earlier this year, but last week, photos of Smrz wearing part of his Ant-Man costume and…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

Takashi Miike’s Blade of the Immortal Is Your Fantasy Samurai Movie Come to Bloody, Violent Life

At its core, Takashi Miike’s Blade of the Immortal is a straightforward samurai revenge flick. However, built around that is the platonic, primal ideal of what a samurai movie can be. It’s non-stop symphony of murder and steel filled with unbelievable weapons, gruesome amputations, rivers of blood, and charismatic warriors. Its two-hour, 20-minute runtime feels…

io9 Germain Lussier

Here’s How the Sixth Terminator Movie Can and Should Save the Franchise

The news broke last week that Linda Hamilton would reunite with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the new Terminator film, to be directed by Tim Miller (Deadpool) with James Cameron producing. The stars are aligned for the first great Terminator film in decades—but what will it take to get it right? Here’s what we already know about the…

Movies Cheryl Eddy

io9 Discusses Star Trek: Discovery‘s Premiere and the Future of the Series

Star Trek: Discovery has premiered, and it’s had a mixed response… including in the io9 newsroom. In this latest livestream, Katharine Trendacosta and Beth Elderkin dive into the two-part premiere of Discovery, its place in the Star Trek universe, and whether it goes boldly enough to justify buying CBS All Access. Watch the video below.

Television Beth Elderkin

Neil deGrasse Tyson Signs Off on Game of Thrones‘ Super Scientific Dragons

Neil deGrasse Tyson must have binge-watched Game of Thrones because he cannot stop talking about the series on Twitter, including weighing in on the most pertinent scientific question of our time: Do Game of Thrones’ dragons make sense? Turns out, they’re not nearly as far-fetched as wights’ use of chains. In a series of tweets,…

Television Beth Elderkin

Marvel Legacy Resurrects Its First Dead Hero This Week, and It’s…

Welcome back to the world of comic book news, where death is not the end, but more like a stay at the world’s most popular motel. This time, a famous fallen hero from the pages of Marvel’s comics is going to be making their grand return in this week’s roster-shuffling prelude special Legacy, and please,…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

Thelma Is a Haunting Movie Where a Young Woman Uses Her Powers to Escape Her Repressive Upbringing

Here is the terrible truth that lies at the heart of Norwegian horror film Thelma: Sometimes, people you trust will whisper their dysfunction into your heart and call it love. [Click here to see io9’s statement on this year’s Fantastic Fest.] Directed by Joachim Trier, Thelma opens with a scene that is beautifully shot and…

io9 Evan Narcisse

Harley Quinn Puts the Joker in His Place in New Batman: The Enemy Within Clip

“Stay out of this, puddin’. Grown-ups are talking.” Looks like a different clown-faced criminal is the alpha in the Telltale video game version of the Batman mythos. Good news first: you can see the first glimpse of Batman: The Enemy Within’s re-imagined Harleen Quinzel in action in the teaser above. The bad news is that,…

io9 Evan Narcisse

It‘s Director Had To Keep Pennywise Away From The Child Actors Between Takes

Even if you’ve never seen Pennywise the Dancing Clown, you know what it’s supposed to look like. Scary, murderous clowns are a thing in our culture, the visual markers for which we’re all familiar with to varying degrees. Still, though, no two killer clowns are alike, and in a new behind the scenes featurette for…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

Star Trek: Discovery Goes Out Boldly, But We Still Don’t Know Where to Yet

The prevailing question about Star Trek: Discovery is “Is it good enough?” Is it good enough to justify all the delays? Is it good enough to get over the fact that CBS embargoed all reviews until now? Is it good enough to justify paying $5.99 ($9.99 without commercials) a month? And, based on the first…

Television Katharine Trendacosta

Kingsman: The Golden Circle Removed Several References to Donald Trump

Both the Kingsman movies and the comics are unafraid to root themselves in the events of the real world—and no one is particularly safe from being mocked or blown up, no matter how famous they are. But The Golden Circle drew itself back from targeting one figure in particular: then-Presidential-candidate Donald Trump. Speaking to Entertainment…

io9 James Whitbrook

Don’t Get Too Excited About the Latest Rumored Character Appearing in Avengers 4

The Fantastic Beasts sequel casts another villain. Karin Koroval is returning to The X-Files, but not in the way you’re probably expecting. The Flash promises a cerebral component to its new big bad. Plus, what’s to come on Star Trek: Discovery, and new looks at Blade Runner 2049. To me, my spoilers! Avengers 4 Hayley…

Television James Whitbrook

World of Tomorrow Episode Two Is a Mind-Melting, Must See Animated Sequel

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably seen Don Hertzfeldt’s World of Tomorrow and simply want to know if the sequel is good. Yes, it is. It’s very, very good. And I highly recommend to go into it totally blank other than the knowledge of the first film. [Click here to see io9’s statement on this…

io9 Germain Lussier

Open Channel: What Are You Hoping For From Star Trek: Discovery?

Tonight’s the night: for the first time since 2001, a new Star Trek series is going to premiere on television. With the first episode airing on CBS, and the first two episodes going live on CBS’s All Access streaming service, Star Trek: Discovery is poised to enter the world. In the past weeks, we’ve had…

Television Julie Muncy

A Teen Titans Movie Is On the Way—But Not the One You Were Expecting

The It Sequel Finally Has an Official Release Date

Before We Vanish Gives a Quirky Philosophical Twist to the Alien Invasion Genre

Supergirl Casts the Legion of Superheroes’ Saturn Girl

If You’re Outside the US, You Can Watch Star Trek: Discovery in Klingon (Sort of)

Tom Welling Is the Devil’s New Frenemy in This First Look at Lucifer Season Three

Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man and the Wasp Stunt Double Is a Badass Amputee

Takashi Miike’s Blade of the Immortal Is Your Fantasy Samurai Movie Come to Bloody, Violent Life

Here’s How the Sixth Terminator Movie Can and Should Save the Franchise

io9 Discusses Star Trek: Discovery‘s Premiere and the Future of the Series

Neil deGrasse Tyson Signs Off on Game of Thrones‘ Super Scientific Dragons

Marvel Legacy Resurrects Its First Dead Hero This Week, and It’s…

Thelma Is a Haunting Movie Where a Young Woman Uses Her Powers to Escape Her Repressive Upbringing

Harley Quinn Puts the Joker in His Place in New Batman: The Enemy Within Clip

It‘s Director Had To Keep Pennywise Away From The Child Actors Between Takes

Star Trek: Discovery Goes Out Boldly, But We Still Don’t Know Where to Yet

Kingsman: The Golden Circle Removed Several References to Donald Trump

Don’t Get Too Excited About the Latest Rumored Character Appearing in Avengers 4

World of Tomorrow Episode Two Is a Mind-Melting, Must See Animated Sequel

Open Channel: What Are You Hoping For From Star Trek: Discovery?

Tesla Goes Ahead and Admits Its Robotaxis Are Sometimes Fully Human-Controlled

School Forced to Replace Toilets After Kids Flush Vapes

‘Scream 7’ Just Won’t Stop Making Money as ‘Scream 8’ Gets Started

The Curtain Has Closed on Meta’s Movie Rating-Inspired Content Filters

Good News! You Can Finally Change That Ridiculous Gmail Address

ExpressVPN Just Launched ExpressAI: Your Prompts Are Now Invisible

VR Just Took Another Massive Body Blow

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