The verb leer (to read) is an important word if you want to talk… The verb leer (to read) is an important word if you want to talk about reading in Spanish. Whether you view it as a favorite downtime activity, an inspiring challenge, or an absolute necessity when it comes to interpreting written information, … Read more

Ever since his brief, but memorable appearance as one of the Joker’s henchmen in The Dark Knight, David Dastmalchian has established himself as one of the most exciting and compelling actors working today. His take on Piter De Vries in Dune made us not miss Brad Dourif’s memorable version. He somehow made a guy who … Read more

This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. You can read all of our magazine stories here. So, a robot from the Alien franchise and a Predator from Predator walk into a movie together. If that sounds like the setup of an old Dark Horse comic from the 1990s, in which Batman fought the … Read more

StudioCanal and the estate of author Michael Bond have launched a High Court lawsuit against the British production company Avalon following a Spitting Image YouTube sketch that reimagined Paddington Bear as a cocaine-snorting podcast host. According to a report from Deadline, the suit says that Spitting Image’s The Rest Is Bulls*!t parody of Paddington infringes … Read more

Everyone has their attention on Avengers: Doomsday, the movie that will give us Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom, pit two teams of Avengers against one another (and maybe the X-Men?), and will restore the MCU to its place of cultural dominance. But before worlds live and worlds die and the MCU will never be … Read more

“The pressure that Barbara and Andy, and now HBO, have signed up for is immense,” admits actor Chris Chalk ahead of the premiere of his new series, It: Welcome to Derry. “They made over a billion dollars, so now you have to make something good.” “They” refers to brother-sister filmmaking duo Andy and Barbara Muschietti, … Read more

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that Game of Thrones changed the game for fantasy television. A monster hit for HBO, it spawned a seemingly endless parade of prestige adaptations based on literally anything that felt like it could speak to the same sort of audience. From Prime Video’s The Wheel of Time and The Lord … Read more

For a movie, Tron: Ares makes a pretty damn good Nine Inch Nails album. If there was an Oscar for Best Lead Performance by a Score, then the legendary act—who notably composed the music for this film under the band name and not, as usual, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross—should positively win. The music is … Read more

We have a brand-new look at the long-awaited Masters of the Universe movie this week, courtesy of Mattel and Amazon MGM’s presentation at Brand Licensing Europe 2025 and via He-Mania! Skeletor’s villainous stronghold, Snake Mountain, is looking wonderfully jagged and sinister in official concept art revealed by execs Greg Coleman and Ruth Henriquez at the … Read more

When Jared Leto rides his light cycle into the world this weekend, he rides it into a cinematic landscape that’s very different from the one that introduced his predecessor. Today, Disney is synonymous with safe, formulaic entries. It’s Marvel movies earn millions by following a simple, tried and true formula, one that they cannot shake … Read more