After 20 years of playing the fan-favourite "mad black woman" in which 10 films earned over $500 million, Tyler Perry is finally retiring his Madea character in the upcoming A Madea Family Funeral. Check out the first trailer to the new comedy inside.

Director Ridley Scott has expressed interest a few times in the past to revisit his five-time Oscar-winning historical drama Gladiator, mostly though through some really terrible ideas involving gods and time travel to try and resurrect Russell Crowe's Maximus. However, it's been confirmed that he is indeed making a sequel, but with a much more traditional story.

Easily the best character in The Flash thanks to his down to earth attitude and everyman persona in a world full of Metahumans, Jesse L. Martin's has been kind of non-existent in season 5. There’s a good reason for that as during the break between seasons, Martin managed to pick up a back injury that has forced the actor to take a leave of absence.

Besides for a few bright spots, local film The Tokoloshe being one of them, there’s just a lot of disappointment opening in cinemas today. Some were expected, some are surprising, but they’re mostly just bad.

After its abrupt third season ending, the brilliantly macabre Penny Dreadful is back! However, this time, instead of a Victorian-era London filled with famous literary monsters, returning showrunner John Logan has placed the new Penny Dreadful: City of Angels in a 1930s Los Angeles in which Mexican-American folklore and real-world politics clash.

After being stuck in development hell for a decade and a half, it seemingly appears like Bad Boys 3 is finally being made. Well, at least that's what stars Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are claiming... again... for about the fifth time.

When Marvel's Iron Fist and Luke Cage shows were cancelled by Netflix a few weeks back, it came as a bit of a surprise to many fans. Not too many fans though, as a new report indicates that both shows' viewership numbers dropped significantly in their respective second seasons.

South Africa has become a favourite choice of international film productions partially due to tax incentives that encourage the use of local resources. However, changes to this program to align with national black economic empowerment has resulted in apprehension from big international film studios to film here.