The saga of the black-and-white version of Mad Max: Fury Road continues. First, there was talk of the cut getting a theatrical release. Now, in an interview with the L.A. Times, George Miller says “[It’ll end up] on another version with commentary and other features.” Either way, it seems like it’s happening.

So, Who Are the Other Two Supernatural Creatures on Lucifer?

Lucifer had its debut last night and we already told you how much we enjoyed it—specifically Tom Ellis’ performance as the titular Lord of Hell. But Lucifer isn’t operating on Earth in a vacuum. He’s got a fierce protector, and an equally fierce adversary. So, who are these two exactly? The Archangel Amenadiel (DB Woodside)…

The New X-Files Is a Wasted Opportunity

We’re two episodes into the X-Files revival, and what we’ve gotten is pretty much a throwback to the show’s 1990s glory days. Which is a problem—because instead, this show should be taking advantage of everything that’s changed since it went off the air in 2002. As an X-Files fan, I’ve become resigned to not agreeing…

Wait, Wonder Woman is How Old In Batman v Superman?

In DC’s comics, the Amazons’ longevity has fluctuated over the years—ranging anywhere from being actually immortal to having a normal lifespan—but we’ve yet to see how exactly her life was going to work in the DC movies. We now have an answer, and the movie version of Diana has been around for a long time.…

Game of Thrones‘ Unaired Pilot Had An Extra Scene Depicting Jon Arryn’s Death

Jon Arryn’s passing is given just a handful of shots in the first episode of Game of Thrones, but it’s the event that drives almost everything that’s happened in the series since. But according to Sir John Standing, the man behind the corpse, we almost saw a bit more of the character—and Cersei Lannister at…

The Team Behind the Disastrous Spider-Man Musical Is Bringing a Live-Action Transformers Event to China

Hey, remember Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark? The Spider-Man broadway show that someone somewhere thought was a great idea, before it turned out that no, oh God no it wasn’t? Well, the company behind it are heading to China for a new venture: a live-action Transformers attraction that sounds similarly atrocious. In cooperation with Chinese…

The Silly But Serious History of the International Flat Earth Society

The conspiracy theory-laden social media onslaught unleashed by rapper B.o.B. got us thinking about another famous “the Earth is flat!” believer. Charles K. Johnson was the most notorious name associated with flat-Earth theories since Christopher Columbus. And he became something of a celebrity because of it. Charles Kenneth Johnson was born in 1924. He became…

Some Familiar Faces Could Join the Crew in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

Zack Snyder discusses the surprise villain in Batman v Superman. More Thor: Ragnarok rumors tease how the Hulk shows up. Stephen Amell hints at a major Arrow bust up. Plus, a teaser for Deadpool’s soundtrack, the streets of Warcraft, and when Blade Runner 2 starts filming. Spoilers Now! Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 Geek.com’s…

The Animated HBO Show Animals Looks Delightfully Deranged

Leave it to the Duplass Brothers, Mark and Jay, to take a seemingly simple concept—talking animals in New York City—and shape it into something that’s worthy of HBO. The show is called Animals, it premieres February 5, and the twisted trailer is here. The show’s list of voice talent, seen at the end of the…

A What We Do In The Shadows Sequel Is Coming, and It Has an Amazing Title

Last year, we named Taika Waititi’s What We Do In The Shadows as one of the best genre films of the year. It’s the mockumentary story of a group of vampires who live together. Now, not only do we have some more concrete news of a sequel, we know its title. Speaking to Crave Online,…

This Week’s TV: Magic Is Addictive, But the Devil Wants to Help

The Magicians and Lucifer premiere, and The Venture Bros. return after three years! The Vampire Diaries, The Originals and Grimm return from hiatus! Best of all: Amanda Pays is back on The Flash, Goth Felicity returns to Arrow, and Supergirl gets an impressive spike in the FX budget! Plus X-Files, Jaws, and Agent Carter! Your…

Star Trek Getting a New Convention for Its 50th Anniversary Is Highly Logical

One of, if not the, biggest anniversaries in pop culture this year is the 50th anniversary of Star Trek. A new TV show is in the works, a new film is being released, and now there’s official news of a massive, three-day convention coming to New York. It’s called Star Trek: Mission New York and…

90s Flash Takes on Modern Flash in a Mashup Battle for the Ages

One of our favorite things about the current Flash show is how it’s embraced, and integrated, members of the cast of the short lived 90s Flash series. But what if instead of John Wesley Shipp being Barry’s dad, what if he showed up as his former self, the Scarlet Speedster himself? Well, let’s find out.…

Please Help Me Figure Out What Hulu’s New Show Citizen Is About

Hulu’s putting the final touches on a deal for a show called Citizen. The people behind it sound great. The actual description is so filled with meaningless PR buzzwords I have literally no idea what’s happening. Citizen comes from Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, director of Me and Earl and The Dying Girl. Which sounds like a good…

Why Terror of the Zygons Is the Ultimate Doctor Who Story, for Better or Worse

There’s an age-old adage in Doctor Who fandom, most often credited to 1980s screenwriter Ben Aaronovitch: “Talent borrows, genius steals, and Doctor Who gets it off the back of a truck, no questions asked.” It’s meant to symbolize the show’s brazen yet endearing, lifting of story ideas from all over genre fiction over the years.…

Here’s Some Eye-Popping X-Wing Propaganda To Start Your Week

We never see it, but you have to think there’s propaganda art in the world of Star Wars. Be it the Rebellion, Empire, First Order or Resistance, it’s a simple, striking way to get your message across the galaxy. And if it is, artist Mike Kungl would be their go to guy. Kungl just released…

If You Loved The X-Files, You’ll Probably Still Like The New X-Files

This Sunday, The X-Files returns for a six-episode miniseries. It’s been eight years since the last movie, and fourteen since the last TV episode. We’ve already watched the first three episodes of the new series, and are here to tell you, with no spoilers, that it’s worth your time. But it may not be worth…

There Are Some Major Revelations in the Latest Batch of Batman v Superman Footage 

A large amount of new Batman v Superman footage and promo material was released today, and strangely all it includes some major new information on the heroes who will be v-ing each other in the film. Here are four things we gleaned from the new trailer, TV spot, and images. 1) Batman wants to kill…

13 Superhero TV Shows That It’s Hard To Believe Somebody Greenlit

We’re living in the Golden Age of superheroes on television. But capes and superpowers have lived on the small screen for decades—and there have been some truly bizarre ideas for how to translate them from comics. Here are 13 superhero shows it’s hard to believe someone thought were a good idea. 1) Captain Caveman Always…

Everyone in This Animated Short Is Stuck in a Time Loop

We’ve seen things with these intricately intertwined time-loops of action before, but the remain fascinating to see executed. Every character is locked in their predestined routine, their actions affecting one another, but also totally separable. Plus, there’s a clown looking for its wig. “A Brief History of Time” by CraveFX was made as a response…