Black Adam is currently the world’s highest-grossing film, but that hasn’t stopped some fans from stressing over whether or not there will be a sequel.
Street_Start_763 shared that anxiety in the r/DC_Cinematic subreddit with a post asking the question, “Do you think we’ll get a Black Adam sequel, or do you think it’s dead in the water?”
Although Halloween is now unfortunately over, the cesspool of deliciously satisfying horror films has yet to reach its peak with a multitude of mind-melting supernatural flicks still on display for the massive fandom to enjoy. While some horror features stupidly rely on ridiculous jump scares and nonsensical plots, 2016’s The Autopsy of Jane Doe is undoubtedly in a league of its own.
Dubbed by no-nonsense critics as a “smart, suggestively creepy thriller,” director André Øvredal sought to utilize the film’s star-studded cast—which includes Succession’s Brian Cox and Alpha Dog’s Emile Hirsch—to convey an overly eerie plot of supernatural possession and a bone-chilling autopsy.
The director of Shazam! Fury of the Gods has celebrated the completion of the film by sharing a high-voltage image from the highly anticipated sequel.
David F. Sandberg posted a still photo of Shazam (Zachary Levi) flying and holding a glowing scepter with a bolt of lightning striking behind him. The director tweeted, “Finished! Now for a little time off.”
Star Wars fans are pondering whether or not it would have made a difference if another Jedi had battled Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith.
The discussion arose in the r/StarWars subreddit when Redditor bruhchow posted a still photo of Mace Windu holding his lightsaber over a defeated Darth Sidious as Anakin looked on. The Redditor posed the question, “How would this scene have ended if Obi-Wan/Yoda had been there instead of Mace Windu?”
