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For the first time, characters from DC Comics will face off against heroes and villains from other popular franchises, including comics, video games, movies, and TV shows. The battle includes Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat, Homelander from The Boys, Red Sonja, and Vampirella. Even Annabelle, the creepy doll from The Conjuring movies, will join the fight—hopefully against some of Batman’s enemies, like the Ventriloquist and Scarface! As a surprise addition, DC has also announced that Sabrina the Teenage Witch from Archie Comics will make an appearance.

Fans of both “Heated Rivalry” and “Interview with the Vampire” are having fun reacting to the Love Lucille music video online. One commenter jokingly compared Williams to a glamorized version of Uncle Fester, and many agree! Now that Williams has appeared in a vampire-themed video, fans are hoping Connor Storrie will do one too – perhaps inspired by Lestat? If he did, it would likely cause a huge reaction from both fanbases. People are already eager to see this happen!

Everyone appreciates a little bit of individuality, and we at TopMob certainly do! That’s a good thing, because Camille and Issei will need all their unique skills and personalities as they search for the world’s most incredible wine in season two of Apple TV’s acclaimed series, Drops of God. Based on the popular Japanese manga, this season follows their global quest to uncover a long-held mystery. They’ll have to work together no matter what they discover, and the journey might lead them to unexpected places. You can get a first look at their adventure in the season two trailer below.

Shawn Levy, a frequent director on Stranger Things, shared a story about Tom Cruise on set: Cruise was wading through mud and water, completely focused as he tried to get the perfect shot with a digital camera. Levy was impressed by Cruise’s skill, noting that he handled the camera like a professional. In fact, Levy revealed that some parts of the movie were actually filmed by Cruise himself – how amazing is that? Steven Spielberg visited the set last year, but didn’t operate the camera. Interestingly, Spielberg did pick up a camera when visiting George Lucas on the set of Revenge of the Sith, where he ended up filming part of the duel on Mustafar.

It’s still unclear when the third season will be released, but fans have plenty to enjoy right now with the second part of The Pitt. This installment takes place ten months after the first season ended, during the Fourth of July – definitely a busy and challenging time for emergency medical personnel, considering how often fireworks cause accidents.

The security around the scripts is incredibly tight – even more so than it was for Game of Thrones, she said. It’s really intense. To get access, it’s like the process for the ‘Steal’ materials, but multiplied by ten. There are countless logins and layers of facial recognition technology.

The trailer for Gore Verbinski’s new film suggests a style similar to Terry Gilliam’s work, particularly films like Brazil. Fans are excited about this direction. Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die was well-received at Fantastic Fest, with some even drawing comparisons to Everything, Everywhere, All At Once. Many critics are hailing it as a strong return for Verbinski, which is a significant compliment. The film, from Briarcliff Entertainment, will be released in theaters on February 13th.

We knew you’d be excited! The idea of Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista playing witty brothers stuck in a warzone within a stunning tropical location is instantly appealing. Prime Video is highlighting that appeal with this new trailer for The Wrecking Crew, and they’ve also shared a quick rundown of what the movie is about.

At first, the email subject line just looked like gibberish. Then I realized it was a reversed message that spelled out “It Wants To Be Heard.” Considering I’ve had some spooky experiences before, my first thought was, “Seriously?” Luckily, it wasn’t a real haunting – it was a clever teaser for the trailer of A24’s new horror podcast movie, undertone. (And yes, the title is intentionally all lowercase.)