Sadly, Craig used up all the ABBA related puns in his review of Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, so I have nothing left for this intro :(

If any one single character was deserving of a smash of the reset button, it certainly is Broly. You can’t think of the legendary Super Saiyan as a villain who can match wits with Frieza or pursue perfection like Cell did. Broly is a force of nature, Saiyan power that is unleashed and unstoppable when pointed in a certain direction. That’s the vibe that I’m getting in the latest trailer for Dragon Ball Super: Broly, which showcases the son of Paragus in action.

San Diego Comic-Con has just barely started and we've already got our first big shocker, as it was revealed during a special Star Wars: Clone Wars 10th anniversary celebration panel that beloved animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars was finally returning to wrap up its story!

And then there was one... Yes, after months of back and forth renegotiations, counter-offers, and judicial inquiries, the race to purchase Fox's movie and TV properties is over as Comcast has officially backed off.

With the smaller screen proving that it has plenty to offer and networks looking to buy up comic book properties whenever something sounds particularly tantalising, there’s a whole new comic book renaissance happening right now on your nearest flatscreen. Comic book publisher Aftershock Comics is jumping headfirst into that medium, as two of their properties will soon make the transition from printed page to live action TV.

The politics of race is no longer something we only find in the news because these days it also makes for great entertainment.

Hell Fest is the upcoming slasher movie set in a travelling horror-themed carnival. What should’ve been a night of ghoulish amusement for a group of friends turns into true horror after they attract the attention of another patron of the carnival – someone who uses the all-to-real surroundings to indulge in murder while in plain sight of an appreciative audience.

Hope, potential and family. For decades, those have been the key themes that have united the Teen Titans, DC’s signature team of heroes who represent the next generation of crimefighting in that particular universe. Titans isn’t that kind of series. Instead, the new series from the DC Universe streaming service is a dark, moody and violent reboot of the classic property that starts with Robin saying “F*** Batman”. So pretty much the inverse of Teen Titans Go then. Here’s the first trailer for it