Jarrod Saunders

James Gunn isn’t sitting around and waiting for Krypto to save his script again.

Anime has been imagining the future of our world for decades, asking the important questions we didn’t even know we had or have the answers to. Like, who actually controls technology? Can it save us or trap us?

Zack Cregger’s Weapons is dominating movie theaters right now, racking up $92 million at the box office in under a week and staking its claim as one of 2025’s biggest horror hits.

Date night doesn’t have to be another rerun of The Notebook, 50 First Dates or Pretty Woman. You’ve seen those movies a hundred times before, and so has your date.

James Gunn’s Superman (2025) gave us a fresh take on the Man of Steel, but every great hero is only as good as the villain standing in his way.

James Gunn says Superman (2025) takes cues from Godzilla Minus One and old-school tokusatsu classics like Ultraman. We can see that influence in the giant monsters, practical effects, and human drama throughout the film.

The idea that Santa Claus might be a Kryptonian isn’t even close to the strangest thing you’ll find in the pages of your favourite DC comic books.

Anime used to be something only your weird cousin watched after midnight on VHS, alone in the dark. But now it could be bigger than the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Universe combined.

Who really owns the title of “the strongest and most powerful” in anime?

Anime isn’t always just about epic battles, ridiculous hair, and over-the-top villains and superheroes yelling about their power levels.

Anime used to be something only your weird cousin watched after midnight on VHS, alone in the dark. But now it could be bigger than the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Universe combined.

James Gunn isn’t just rebooting Superman, he’s actually unleashing a whole new kind of DCU – one that actually looks like it was inspired by the strange and wonderful fantasy characters you’d find between the pages of your favourite comic…

Who really owns the title of “the strongest and most powerful” in anime?

Anime used to be something only your weird cousin watched after midnight on VHS, alone in the dark. But now it could be bigger than the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Universe combined.

Anime used to be something only your weird cousin watched after midnight on VHS, alone in the dark. But now it could be bigger than the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Universe combined.

Hayao Miyazaki isn’t just another anime director. He’s a rule-breaker, and, for many, he is the closest thing the genre has ever had to a guide.

James Gunn isn’t just rebooting Superman, he’s actually unleashing a whole new kind of DCU – one that actually looks like it was inspired by the strange and wonderful fantasy characters you’d find between the pages of your favourite comic…

Anime used to be something only your weird cousin watched after midnight on VHS, alone in the dark. But now it could be bigger than the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Universe combined.