Plus, a Cobra Kai spinoff could be on the way.

Leto will cackle maniacally (hopefully) alongside new additions Sam C. Wilson, Hafthor Bjornsson, and Kojo Attah in Masters of the Universe.

After the latest Star Trek series wrapped up this week, Tawny Newsome reflected on the reality of what could be the last time we see Mariner and friends.

Plus, it's good news for Dune: Prophecy's future.

Steven Moffat's return to the TARDIS in 'Joy to the World' bolts a heaping pile of festive sentimentality onto a time-twisting tale... and it mostly works for it.

The blue blur stops for nothing.

'The New Next Generation' ties together Lower Decks' final season the way it should–just perhaps not the way some may have hoped.

Plus, Courtney Cox is officially back for Scream 7.

This should've been the year Star Wars projected a confident vision of its future—instead, most of that future seems more uncertain than ever.

Plus, Doctor Who teases a timey-wimey gag in a new look at this year's Christmas special.

Into the Spider-Verse's Bob Persichetti returns to the co-director's chair with Justin K. Thompson for the third entry in the trilogy.

Ben Wang stars as the student of Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio in the next Karate Kid adventure.

Plus, the Scream 7 cast brings back another familiar face.

As The Rise of Skywalker prepares for its fifth anniversary, an equally important and far sillier anniversary is already here.

Plus, what's coming on Ghosts' holiday special.

We may never know where Sony could've gone in still trying to make its Spidey-less Spider-Man spinoff universe happen, but Kraven still gave us one potentially wild path forward.

Avengers: Doomsday's latest casting report could give some context to this week's earlier wild murmurings.

From The Witcher 4 to a shock Okami sequel, there was a lot to gawp over at Geoff Keighley's annual awards show.

Plus, Eon and MGM could try to revive Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with a new remake.

Lower Decks' incredible penultimate episode is full of surprises, but its biggest is something I've wanted to see in Star Trek for decades.