Some threats are just too magical for a regular Justice League to handle. That's when you call in John Constantine and the Justice League Dark.

When you need to keep the planet safe from an Apokolips invasion that requires spending obscene amounts of cash on special effects, who ya gonna call? The Justice League, yo. But when you’ve got darker, more mystical threats to deal with, you call in a ragtag band of paranormal specialists. Ghost busters (trademark pending) and demon punchers who can deal …

Ghostly ghoulies knocking on your door? Who ya gonna call? Forget about Superman, that's a job for the Justice League Dark to tackle. In animated form.

Welcome to our Weekly Round-Up for the The Extras! A collection of the 15 most popular movie related clips, posters, pics and just plain cool stuff posted on our Twitter profile and Facebook page using the hashtag #TheMoviesExtras in the last week. Remember, these are only the contributions that received the most likes and views since last Thursday, so if …

Last year NBC brought Constantine to our screens and fans all around the world were excited to see their demon hunting hero get his very own show. Their joy was short-lived however as the show received mixed reviews –  with the majority of unfavorable critics leading to the show coming to an end after its first season. This was sad …

Constantine may not have been a perfect show, but series lead Matt Ryan certainly was picture-perfect as the untrustworthy mage who headlined all 13 episodes. Unfortunately, a stellar performance from Ryan wasn’t enough to save Constantine from cancellation, as NBC pulled the plug on that show thanks to dismal ratings. But the crafty wizard has one more trick up his …

The universe is a cruel, cruel place. And never is this cruelty displayed more openly than when our favourite TV shows get cancelled while Big Brother gets another season. Such was the case for Constantine, NBC’s adaptation of the fan favourite comic book that saw Matt Ryan as the titular magic man John Constantine, as he waged a war against …

Only the good die young and that apparently goes double for NBC’s Constantine TV series. The show battled to survive terrible ratings when it debuted last year, and since then, it’s been looking for a home. Consider Constantine to be homeless however, as executive producer Daniel Cerone confirmed the sad news not too long ago. “The cast and writers of Constantine …