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We are swimming neck-deep in superheroes, supervillains, and everything in between on television today, spurned on by the success of their brethren on the silver screen. From the origins of the Dark Knight to a hard drinking, frequently cursing private detective, it seems like there’s something for everyone in the fandom of Marvel, DC, and comic books in general. Now, after all of the broadcast shows have wrapped up their seasons, we’re breaking down, from worst to best, the superhero TV shows of the last year (starting at this point last summer) to look at the highs and lows....

[This is a re-post of myThe Bad Batchreview from the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival. The movie opens in limited release on June 23rd.] With her Iranian vampire filmA Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, writer/directorAna Lily Amirpourburst onto the scene as an incredibly exciting filmmaker to watch. The black-and-white picture was crafted with verve, vigor, and an undeniable coolness that permeated throughout as Amirpour presented a wonderfully feminist spin on the vampire genre....

One game that’s fun to play is to try and imagine how much money has been spent, in total, adapting the work ofStephen Kingto the screen. A billion dollars? Ten billion? (you may just say increasingly big numbers, you don’t have to actually try and figure it out.) America’s master of horror is a prolific writer, and it seems that as soon as he’s set his idea to paper, there’s a plan to adapt it into a limited series....

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiahas sixteen seasons and it’s still going, holding the record for thelongest-running live-action sitcomof all time. In the more than a decade and a half since its premiere, the FX series has succeeded by giving audiences a show that looks like your traditional sitcom on the surface, only to let its characters go wild with the craziest shenanigans imaginable.It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiathrives on being offensive and over-the-top, while getting away with it because whatever horrible thing the gang does will always come back to bite them....

You’re probably patiently waiting for Monday to come along so you can get your tickets forBatman v Superman, so while you wait I suggest you invest your time in getting up to date with this week in superhero news. Warner Bros. revealed new posters and the runtime forBatman v Superman,as well asthe filming date and locations forJustice League – Part 1,Marvel revealed which characterMartin Freemanis playing inCaptain America: Civil War, Netflix revealed part two of the Daredevil Season 2 trailer and which Game of Thrones actor will play Danny Rand inIron Fist....

Steven Spielbergremains one of the most prolific working filmmakers, but he’s one of the most indecisive. Spielberg has attached himself to countless projects throughout his career that he never ended up pursuing. RememberRobopocalypse?Blackhawk?The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara? TheGeorge Gershwinbiopic that would’ve starredZachary Quinto? Wise fans have learned to get excited about a new Spielberg film, but only once it’s already begun shooting. Spielberg had promised the next big franchise with his adaptation ofThe Adventures of Tintin....

Now that ourTop 50 Superhero Movies of All Timelist has come and gone, it’s on to the next! But this time around, we’re putting the spotlight on one specific filmmaker - one of the best of all-time,Steven Spielberg. From 1975’sJaws, which started the summer blockbuster phenomenon, to 2017’s Academy Award-nominatedThe Post, Spielberg has moved audiences with his rich, emotional stories, thrilled them with some incredible action sequences; made them think with his political dramas and inspired them to explore a world beyond our own....

Venmo’s blocking feature empowers users to manage their interactions and prioritize their safety and privacy on the platform. You can control who you interact with and maintain a positive Venmo experience by blocking unwanted users. Whether it’s to avoid unwanted contact, protect your privacy, or safeguard against potential scams, the blocking feature offers a valuable tool for users to take control of their Venmo experience. Users can block others on Venmo if they are receiving unwanted payments or comments....

Vin Diesel, a man whose greatest strength and weakness is his immunity to irony, hasn’t spent quarantine resting on his laurels. He’s teamed up with Norweigian DJKygoto write some dance tracks, and he debuted his first single “Feel Like I Do” onThe Kelly Clarkson Show. Folks, it was an experience in the truest definition of the word. Let me say right off the bat that I don’t think “Feel Like I Do” is a bad song....

Apple’s silicon journey continues to accelerate with the much-anticipated M5 chip, poised to redefine performance and efficiency across the company’s flagship devices. Expected to debut in several key products throughout 2025—including the iPad Pro, Vision Pro headset, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and iMac—the M5 chip represents a significant leap forward in Apple’s custom silicon lineup. Why the M5 Matters: Learning from the M4 The M5 chip is designed to address some of the criticisms and limitations that surrounded its predecessor, the M4 chip....

It’s been a five years sinceGeorge Miller’sMax Mad: Fury Roadwas released. Five years since the fourthMad Maxmovie debuted after more than a decade in development hell. Five years since it earned $375 million at the global box office and went on to receive 10 Oscar nominations. Five years since it re-opened an ongoing conversation around action movies and a woman’s place in them. The most important fact of all, though, is that after five years, we still need the women ofFury Road....

David Ayer’sSuicide Squadhas been making waves across the Internet thanks to a new feature in Empire Magazine’s upcoming edition that explores the movie, cast, and characters in detail. We’ve already seen a great look atJared Leto’sJoker and have learned a bit about his process in bringing the dark character to life. While many fans of Joker and Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) are looking forward to seeing their relationship on the big screen in action for the first time, some new plot details indicate that there’s a bit of a wrinkle in that romance....

Ladies and gentlemen, glimpse the 1980sX-Menfun that might have been. You’ve probably heard all aboutX-Men: Apocalypse’s deleted mall scene by now. It featured prominently some of the film’s promos, it popped up on social media (and added fuel to the rumor fire that Taylor Swift would cameo as Dazzler), and both directorBryan Singerand producerSimon Kinbergspoke openly about itduring their rounds of press. Well now, with theApocalypseBlu-ray release just around the corner, the scene has finally hit the web....