Quentin Tarantino has a long list of film projects he never got to make, but this latest addition may be his most intriguing yet.

When it came to Netflix cancelling its big marvel shows like Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and the Punisher, it’s safe to say that many people felt a bit betrayed. While not all the shows were great, with Luke Cage and Iron Fist suffering from some poor ratings and making sense to get the chop, others like Daredevil …

Disney has crafted itself into the face of family-friendly entertainment worldwide, so how does it deal with all the adult-oriented franchises it will either be acquiring with the Fox merger or have left over from the failed Netflix relationship?

It would appear that Netflix's recent cancellation of some of their Marvel shows is even more severe than we thought as a non-compete clause the Marvel's deal with Netflix prevents them from reusing their own characters for a period of time.

It was always clear when Netflix cancelled the popular Daredevil after its recent third season that something was up. However, what if the real people behind the shows cancellation are not Netflix, but Marvel themselves.

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.

Just one week after dropping the axe unexpectedly on Iron Fist, Netflix has made the surprise decision to cancel Marvel's Luke Cage after two seasons as well, despite reports that early development of a third season was already well underway.

Harlem's unbreakable hero is back for his second season in Marvel's Luke Cage. But does it live up to the first?