A24 heads back to the dawn of the millennium for the apocalyptic horror comedy of Y2K.  Written and directed by SNL writer Kyle Mooney in his directorial debut, Y2K is set on December 31st, 1999, and sees all the fears of the Y2K bug realized when machines become sentient and start wreaking havoc. 

The team behind Love, Death & Robots is putting their spin on several gaming franchises in Amazon’s upcoming anthology series, Secret Level.

Frank Grillo heads to Venezuela on a rescue mission in the upcoming action movie Long Gone Heroes. 

Hayley Atwell is stepping into the shoes of Lara Croft when Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft hits Netflix in October.

In the upcoming horror movie Azrael, Samara Weaving finds herself in a bloody battle for survival against a doomsday cult.

Before he returns in Mortal Kombat 2 next October, Ludi Lin is entering another fighting tournament next week in Art of Eight Limbs. 

Sylvester Stallone finally returns to defend his criminal empire when Tulsa King Season 2 arrives on Paramount+ in September. 

Sony’s Spider-Man Universe rolls on in December with its first R-rated entry, Kraven the Hunter, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson.

Jeff Bridges is back on Hulu/FX in September for Season 2 of the espionage drama The Old Man.

The annual Disney fan event, D23, kicked off with a massive Disney Entertainment Showcase panel that revealed trailers and news for Disney Animation, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel, and more.

While it’s a comedy institution today, Saturday Night Live was a massive gamble, and it almost never got off the ground in 1975, as detailed in the new Jason Reitman movie, Saturday Night.