Germain Lussier's posts

Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead hasn’t even come out yet and a spin-off film is already in the can. It’ll be called Ar…

The daughters of Thanos are in a race to retrieve the heart of a planet in a new YA book starring two of Marvel’s…

Sam Wilson goes through quite the transformation over the course of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and this new…

New sci-fi movie Infinite—starring Mark Wahlberg and directed by Antoine Fuqua—is coming out a few months ahead of…

Hard to believe it’s been almost two years since we spent time with the kids from Hawkins, Indiana on Netflix’s Stran…

Like the movie industry, the realm of television is still in the process of clawing its way back from covid-related…

While the notion of a Red Sonja reboot hasn’t always been the most exciting thing, this one big piece of news…

Leave it to Loki to screw everything up. The next Disney+ series from Marvel Studios was set to debut on Friday, June 11

These days everyone has a podcast, so why not a couple of hobbits talking about life in Middle-earth? That’s exactly…

If you haven’t watched Sony’s The Mitchells vs. The Machines yet—it’s streaming on Netflix—you should do that…

The ongoing battle between film fans and non-disclosure agreements continues.

If you’re in the market for a new piece of Star Wars art, May the Fourth be with you. To celebrate the unofficial Star Wars holiday

Benedict Cumberbatch was signed to appear as Doctor Strange on the finale of WandaVision. Then Marvel decided…

Tom Hanks has a new sci-fi film coming out from Game of Thrones director Miguel Sapochnik, and while it was…

We feel like Janine in Ghostbusters, except instead of screaming “We got one!” it’s “Summer movies!”

There might be a Dora Milaje group text. That’s just one of the many interesting tidbits dispersed through a brand…

Marvel’s upcoming Disney+ show Secret Invasion is quickly turning into an Avengers-level collection of talent. Of…

The father of the modern zombie film might have his final statement on the genre finished from beyond the grave.…

Growing up in the 1990s, everyone knew The Craft. It was one of those cool, R-rated movies you maybe quoted with…

The curse of working on a Marvel Studios project is you can’t talk about it for a long time. There’s joy to be had…