Category: Movies and TV

If you’re a fan of all things sci-fi, fantasy, superheroes, and anything else that could be considered “geeky”, then you’re in the right place. Our Geek Movies and TV section includes some of the most iconic titles in geek culture, such as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and Harry Potter. But we also have a wide range of newer hits like Stranger Things, The Umbrella Academy, and The Mandalorian. Whether you’re in the mood for an epic adventure, scream-out-loud horror, or a thrilling sci-fi journey, we’ve got you covered. So, grab some popcorn, sit back, and get ready to be transported to other worlds and dimensions!

The Rookie Season 9 Replaces Its Titular Rookie

ABC’s The Rookie is shaking up its core premise in season 9, retiring Miles Penn as the titular rookie and introducing a new recruit while Nathan Fillion’s Nolan remains the lead.

Gal Gadot opens up about confusing Wonder Woman 3 talks, how DC Studios handled Henry Cavill and Patty Jenkins, and why she’s truly done with Diana.

Taylor Sheridan’s oilfield drama Landman is reshaping itself in season 3, pivoting from straight neo-western into a corporate thriller reboot.

Howard Stern’s SiriusXM show makes a streaming leap to HBO Max with edited weekly episodes starting Sept. 17, reshaping his “king of all media” reign.

The Conjuring universe pivots to a risky new era as 2027 prequel First Communion recasts Ed and Lorraine Warren and dives into their early years.

What’s coming to Disney and Hulu in September

September is a strong month for Disney+ and Hulu: the big headliners are the streaming debut of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, FX’s American Horror Story: 13, the Snowfall spin-off The Drop, and new seasons of Chad Powers, Made in Korea, Futurama, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Disney’s schedule notes that availability can…

HBO Max’s September 2026 slate leans hard into horror and superheroes, led by Backrooms, DC’s Lanterns, JAY-Z In 8, and a deep bench of genre classics.

John Cena’s new comments on Peacemaker confirm the show is paused and his helmet may stay hung up for a while, but James Gunn has bigger DCU plans.

Mike Flanagan’s Midnight Mass blends Stephen King small-town dread with Lost-style island mystery, delivering a seven-part Netflix horror that lingers.

Amazon MGM’s new Ali G: Who Iz I? movie revives Sacha Baron Cohen’s controversial character and ignites racism accusations, boycotts, and exhibitor pushback.