Articles exploring film and TV content related to video games, including adaptations, documentaries, behind-the-scenes insights, interviews with cast or creators, streaming releases, and critical reception of game-inspired media.
Choosing to destroy Elpis in Resident Evil Requiem leads to a grim ending for Leon, while releasing it opens a path towards a potential cure and a classic boss battle against Victor Gideon.
Embrace the thrilling blend of sci-fi, humor, and heart in Boroughs, a new Netflix series from the Duffer brothers starring an exceptional ensemble cast, ready to save time from extraterrestrial threats in a retirement home reminiscent of ’80s classics like Cocoon. Streaming May 21st!
In an exciting twist, Scream 7 promises to wrap up lingering storylines while introducing a fresh threat for Sidney Prescott in her hometown, hinting at more Scream movies to come.
Join us as Christian Bale reunites with Michael Mann in Heat 2, the long-awaited sequel to the 1995 classic, promising an epic return to Mann’s iconic crime universe alongside stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and potential newcomers!
Paul W.S. Anderson, director of the first Resident Evil films, stresses that direct adaptations of video game content often spoil the original’s essence by revealing key elements and losing impact, particularly in horror genres where secrets are vital for suspense and scares.
Gear up for a gripping blend of film noir and superhero action with Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly in ‘Spider-Noir’, premiering on Prime Video May 27, 2026, offering two viewing options – original black-and-white or colorized!
Exciting news for fans of the Spider-Man universe! Sony Films is planning a complete reset, introducing new actors and stories, and rumors point towards a live-action adaptation of “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” focusing on Miles Morales.
In the highly anticipated movie Super Mario Galaxy, Bowser Jr and Wario form an evil alliance, setting Mario, Luigi, and their friends against a new global threat set to release on April 1st.
Ed Skrein’s casting as Baldur, along with renowned actors like Ryan Hurst as Kratos and Mandy Patinkin as Odin, promises an exhilarating live-action God of War series on Amazon Prime Video, with two seasons already greenlit.
Daniel Vávra, a pivotal figure in Kingdom Come: Deliverance franchise games, is stepping away from video game development to pursue a cinematic adaptation of the series, as announced following his involvement in three successful titles.