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A torn bicep and emergency surgery have derailed the Prime Video series mid-production, with the Guardians of the Galaxy star now the frontrunner to take the lead role.
Zach Cregger's reboot drops the game's iconic heroes for an ordinary courier caught in the Raccoon City outbreak — and the first trailer makes a strong case for that bet.
Peter Berg directs, Taylor Sheridan co-writes, and Paramount is betting on grounded military realism over sci-fi spectacle.
The eight-time Emmy nominee joins Rob McElhenney and Lizzy Caplan in Noah Hawley's anthology series for FX, streaming on Hulu and Disney+.
The Star Trek: Picard showrunner and the Stranger Things production company are behind the adaptation of Atlus's 30-million-selling JRPG franchise.
Netflix and CD Projekt Red have confirmed a Fall 2026 release for the anime's second season — 10 standalone episodes, four new protagonists, and a debuting director from Studio Trigger.
Netflix and CD Projekt Red have confirmed a second season of the hit anime, swapping David Martinez's teenage tragedy for an older, grittier cast of Night City mercenaries.
The Aquaman star has exited the video game adaptation just two months after the director called him the only person who could play the lead role.
Warner Bros. has confirmed the sequel to its $960 million blockbuster, with a new title, a new face, and a release date set for summer 2027.
A24's $100M+ adaptation directed by Alex Garland has started filming at Conwy Castle in Wales, with a cast that includes Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw, and Cailee Spaeny.
Nintendo pulls the release date forward by a week for the third time, signaling confidence after filming wrapped ahead of schedule in New Zealand.
The Breaking Bad and Westworld star is the latest big name added to Amazon's post-apocalyptic hit, with filming already underway and a 2027 premiere expected.
The Fleabag producers are adapting the indie RPG shooter inspired by Britain's worst nuclear disaster — no broadcaster or cast named yet.
Director Zach Cregger's $80M reboot ditches action-hero chaos for one ordinary courier, one brutal night in Raccoon City.
Author of “Fargo” and “Alien: Earth” will offer standalone stories, but in the spirit of the famous game franchise
