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Let’s be honest, we’re still not over Avengers: Infinity War (opens in new tab) and with Captain Marvel (opens in new tab) and its obvious links to the Avengers: Infinity War ending and Avengers 4 (opens in new tab): Endgame set to hit cinemas this week, now is as good …

If you’re reading this you’ve probably 1) heard about the Haunting of Hill House season 2 (opens in new tab) finally being confirmed with a different title, and 2) might be wondering what The Haunting of Bly House story is going to be about. Wave goodbye to the Crains, because …

2018 was wild. Avengers: Infinity War (opens in new tab) came and went and, still, no Avengers 4 title (opens in new tab). Then Ant-Man and the Wasp (opens in new tab) arrived and – you guessed it – still no Avengers 4 title. It took eight agonising months before …

The lush adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s novel, American Gods, has plenty of weird and wonderful characters. Ahead of season 2 of the hit show, SFX Magazine (opens in new tab) sat down with one of its stars, actor Orlando Jones, to find out about the creation of Mr. Nancy, and …

After months of fevered anticipation, Captain Marvel (opens in new tab) is finally out in movie theatres next week. Our sister publication, SFX magazine (opens in new tab), sat down with the Captain herself, Brie Larson, to find out more about launching a new superhero in 2019. “We definitely needed …

While it was confirmed earlier this month that Ben Affleck would indeed be stepping away from both the DC Extended Universe and the role of Batman, we hadn’t yet heard a whisper from Zack Snyder. Until now that is, as the director took to social media to say goodbye to …

Award season is well and truly in full swing. But, as the roll-call of BAFTA 2019 winners will attest, it’s not the same old Oscar-bait movies taking home the gongs in what is traditionally the last big stop before the Academy Awards. Instead, we got the female-led love story of …

It’s been a rough few years for apocryphal English folk heroes: last year’s Robin Hood missed the mark, while Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur (opens in new tab) was a costly flop. Both films failed by sticking modern sensibilities onto anachronistic period settings. The Kid Who Would be King flips this …

He may not return to direct Guardians of the Galaxy 3 – he was fired last year due to some questionable tweets from 2008 – but James Gunn’s presence will still be keenly felt in the cosmic threequel. That’s because, as Chris Pratt confirms, his script is still attached to …

Writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez had a good rule for creating masterpieces like Of Love and Other Demons and 100 Years of Solitude: don’t ever look back on a work you’ve declared finished or you’ll go insane. The idea, according to Marquez, is that no creative work is ever truly finished, …