The long-delayed superhero sequel has a new release date and a crazy new villain that looks like he stepped straight out of the comic book pages!

One of the better musicals to come out of the last few years may be getting a sequel. Though don't hold your breath on it being anytime soon.

Sony finally found success in making a Spider-Man movie, by not featuring Spider-Man in it. A successful experiment which is inevitably leading to a sequel.

In the run-up to the release of Venom, director Ruben Fleischer’s Spider-Man-less live-action feature film adaptation of the Spider-Man comic book anti-hero, there was quite the brouhaha surrounding the news that the Lethal Protector’s first solo film would be a PG-13 affair. Turns out that crimson-free action – and there are a few laughable moments of that as decapitations apparently produce about the same quantity of blood as swatting a moth – is the least of Venom’s problems.

Venom isn’t a complex comic book character….usually. Imagine a man who feels that he was utterly wronged in life, finds himself at his lowest point and then merges with a parasitic alien life form that happens to have a taste for punishing humans who fit the bill for being eeeeeeevviil. Also, human brains. What you have there isn’t just an …

There were rumours circulating last year that Woody Harrelson was joining the cast of Venom in an unnamed role. New reports reveal that the actor could be bringing the character of Carnage to the big screen.

One of Spider-Man's most popular villains is soon hitting the big screen... Again. After how terribly Venom was portrayed in the movies the last time he showed up, this new solo movie could finally give us the Lethal Protector we love. Not that this first trailer tells us much.

All the Money in the World is the upcoming crime thriller/drama from director Ridley Scott that's based on the true story of the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III, grandson of billionaire oil magnate J. Paul Getty. It's also rather famous for having Kevin Spacey (as J. Paul Getty) being removed from the movie at the 11th hour and replaced by Christopher Plummer, with all his scenes being reshot.