David Wolinsky

John Wick Prequel TV Series The Continental Headed To Peacock

Peacock and Lionsgate have officially inked a deal for the John Wick prequel TV series The Continental. The previously announced three-part TV series will come to Peacock in 2023–and before this announcement was headed to Starz, and not a streaming service. “John Wick has become part of the cultural zeitgeist …

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New Saw Movie Coming Halloween 2023

A new entry in the Saw franchise is officially a go, according to a release from Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures. The companies jointly announced that the next untitled Saw film–a sequel to 2021’s Spiral–is now slated for release on October 27, 2023. The next film in the franchise will be …

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The CW Acquired By Nexstar, Hopes To Become Profitable By 2025

Nexstar Media Group has agreed to acquire a 75% ownership stake in The CW, according to a deal announced Monday and disclosed to Business Wire. The transaction is “expected to improve ratings, revenue, and profit opportunities for the CW and its affiliates.” Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global will each …

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The Simpsons Season 34 Will Explain How It Predicts The Future

The Simpsons will finally explain the show’s incredible record of accurately predicting the future in a Season 34 episode. Showrunner Matt Selman shared a few details about the episode in an interview with Deadline. “It’s a conceptual episode with lots of crazy stuff in it,” Selman said. “But it does …

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Love Death + Robots Renewed For Season 4 At Netflix

Netflix has greenlit sci-fi anthology Love Death + Robots for a fourth season. The first season debuted in March of 2019 with some medium acclaim but garnered several Primetime Creative Emmy awards including Outstanding Short Form Animated Program. The series is produced by David Fincher, Tim Miller, Jennifer Miller, and …

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Marvel Gives Creators Freedom Than Star Wars, According To Mark Ruffalo

On the heels of a debate sparked by writer-director Damon Lindelof (Watchmen, Lost) about whether there are too many Marvel movies coming out, Mark Ruffalo–who plays Bruce Banner/Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe–says the MCU is filled with greater variation and creative freedom than Star Wars. Speaking with Metro, Ruffalo …

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