James Gunn Can Fix Superman's Movie Villain Curse (By Learning From Batman)
Superman's rogues' gallery is as good as Batman's, and James Gunn's reboot is the best time for villains like Brainiac and Livewire to finally see daylight.
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How Spider-Man Got The Venom Symbiote Explained
Spider-Man's black suit is a fan-favorite, but the story of how he gets it (and how it becomes Venom) changes from medium to medium. Here's a deep dive. -
Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Should Be Rated-R (& Use This Game Storyline)
Now that Five Nights at Freddy's is a big-screen franchise, the sequel needs to lose the sterile PG-13 rating and embrace the chaos of the games. -
Frasier's Reboot Proves The Seinfeld Reunion Will Be Depressing & Pointless
The Seinfeld revival looks more likely than ever, but Frasier is currently proving why it's a bad, bad idea. -
The Challenge Season 39 Has One Of The Worst Themes Ever
"The Challenge" is taking a huge risk with Season 39, and the choice of theme may undercut one of the series' best features. -
The Challenge 39 Is Not The Cara Maria Return Fans Deserve
Cara Maria Sorbello is finally back on "The Challenge," but the rules of "Battle for a New Champion" will rob her fans of the chance to see a true comeback. -
The Next Halloween Movie Should Make Laurie Strode The Villain
Jamie Lee Curtis has turned in her final Halloween movie. Now, it's time for Rob Zombie's Halloween - and his tortured Laurie Strode - to make a comeback. -
Killer Croc Is The Perfect Batman 2 Villain (& Clayface Would Be A Mistake)
The rumor is that Matt Reeves' Batman sequel will use Clayface, but the Gotham City rogue who deserves a realistic reboot is Waylon Jones, aka Killer Croc. -
Dragon Ball Keeps Resurrecting Dead Characters & It's Ruining The Franchise
The Dragon Ball franchise's weird relationship with death and resurrection has reached a breaking point, and there's no way Dragon Ball: Daima will fix it. -
Chicago Fire: Brettsey Is A Dawsey Carbon Copy And Season 12 Better Fix It
Sylvie and Matt are the best couple on Chicago Fire, but the writers are letting them down, forcing them through the same motions as Matt's failed marriage. -
Some Frasier Fans Hate Dr. Crane - And That's A Good Thing
Frasier has always been a pretentious jerk, both in the 20th century and today. That's exactly what makes him one of the best sitcom protagonists of all-time. -
ThunderCats' Best Lion-O Movie Casting Would Make It A Success But Upset Fans
Fans have wanted Jason Momoa to play Lion-O for years, and he'd definitely sell tickets - but he's the wrong choice. -
How Secret Wars Can Jumpstart The X-Men Takeover & Save The MCU (By Ending The Avengers)
After "Secret Wars," the Avengers need to dissemble - for good. It's time for the mutants to take over as the MCU's dominant superhero team. -
Fall Of The House Of Usher Proves Mike Flanagan Will Make Major Changes To The Dark Tower (& That's A Good Thing)
Mike Flanagan is willing to break apart the source material and if it together in creative new ways. Stephen King's magnum opus, The Dark Tower, needs that. -
A Klingon Empire Spin-Off Series Could Be Star Trek's Game Of Thrones
Star Trek has a thrillingly expansive universe, but every show remains bolted to Starfleet. It's time for the Klingons to get their turn in the spotlight. -
Rick & Morty Is Turning Into The Simpsons (& That's A Good Thing)
Rick and Morty, like The Simpsons and Family Guy, used to be edgy and groundbreaking. That's not the case anymore, but it's actually a good thing. -
John Carpenter Doesn't Understand Barbie - Here's Why And What It's Really About
Not everyone was a big fan of Greta Gerwig's subversive summer blockbuster "Barbie," a list which surprisingly includes horror director John Carpenter. -
Taylor Swift's Record Box Office Proves Movie Theaters Don't Need Big Studios
The record box office of Tayor Swift's Eras Tour release in theaters changes the game for studios already hurting from public approval of the strikes. -
Mike Flanagan's House Of Usher Proved How To Craft A Jane Austen Universe Series
Fall of the House of Usher isn't just the ultimate Edgar Allen Poe adaptation: it crafts a brilliant blueprint on how to bring Jane Austen's works to TV. -
Timothee Chalamet's Wonka Should Have Been A Villain In The Reboot (Which Tim Burton Nailed)
Tim Burton understood that Willy Wonka is the bad guy. This new movie is missing the point of Dahl's book. -
Criminal Minds: Evolution Does Not Need Spencer Reid & It's Better Without Him
Yes, we miss Matthew Gray Gubler. But "Criminal Minds: Evolution" has genuinely thrived in Dr. Reid's absence. -
Every NCIS Show Has The Exact Same Problem
NCIS has become one of the biggest TV franchises in history, but why does nobody ever talk about it? -
Blue Bloods Has Fumbled Its Villains & There's Only One Solution
Blue Bloods has a villain problem, and the Reagans are desperately in need of a worthy adversary. -
Deadpool 3 Will Ruin The MCU X-Men Before It Even Starts
Deadpool's about rip apart the X-Men for all they're worth, and he might just ruin the MCU's X-Men before they even arrive. -
Exorcist: Believer Faces The Same Mistake As David Gordon Green's Halloween Reboot
David Gordon Green is about to mess up his Exorcist movies in the exact same way he messed up Halloween. -
Aquaman 2's Box Office Won't Suffer The Shazam Curse
DC has had a string of flops lately, but Aquaman - and Jason Momoa - will turn the tide. -
The Clone Saga Should Be Spider-Man's Next MCU Story (Thanks To No Way Home's Cameos)
Let's hold off on Kingpin, Scorpion, or Venom: it's time for Tom Holland's Spider-Man to redeem the Clone Saga.
