The Batman Part II has just been hit with its latest delay.

Eight years after Sicario 3 was first teased, it's officially becoming a reality.

It's a No Hard Feelings reunion with Gene Stupnitsky in final negotiations to direct Jennifer Lawrence in the rom-com One Month Mark.

Despite their importance to the genre, there are numerous female characters within horror that have fallen between the cracks of the canon. Ones who aren’t enshrined on merch or shouted out in every countdown, but whose performances linger long after the credits roll. They might come from forgotten exploitation flicks, international nightmares, direct-to-video oddities, or cult classics that never quite crossed into the mainstream—but they matter.

“He killed twelve people, wounded twenty three more, stole six cars, most of them Ferraris. Robbed eight banks, six supermarkets, four jewelry stores and a candy shop. Six of the ones he killed he carved up with a butcher knife. Two of them were kids. He did all that in two weeks. If anyone deserves to go that way, it sure in the hell was him.”

Happy Spook-tober Screenagers! I write to you from the past, as I queued this post up before a long-overdue vacation. Not to fear, though; I still included lots of fun horror classics and some new stuff on this list. These are some of the picks at the top of my October rewatch list this year.  Peacock: Obsession (2026) This one came out of nowhere and took the world by storm (and for good reason!).

Over on Kung Pew Video, I’ve been revisiting the direct-to-video relics that raised us. This week: Movies in the 1980s seemed to imagine two totally different versions of America.  On one hand, you had the bucolic version of life in the 80s. We’re talking kids on Mongoose bikes roaming the streets and wooded areas of suburban America and getting up to hijinks.

"What once was the peak, is now just the beginning."

The Weekend Fallout is an unsafe place to discuss most things in the reel and real world. Let us know what you have been watching recently on the big and small screen. Excited about any upcoming releases? Doing anything fun this weekend? Simply sitting around in your underwear eating dang quesadillas while watching movies and endlessly scrolling through social media? Let us know below!

Halloween is one of the few acceptable times a year when people will not judge you for dressing up as your favorite movie character. 2026 has already given us so many iconic new characters, as well as reaffirmed some older fan favorites, that there's no shortage of costumes to choose from this year. However, sometimes, the best costume is one that comes with a partner.

Don't you hate spoilers? Possibly the only thing worse than spoilers is not being able to freely talk about a film you just saw. Well, fear not. Here at ScreenAge Wasteland, you can Spoil Away! with Digger. It's finally here: Tom Cruise's first non-action movie in what feels like forever. Did Alejandro González Iñárritu get an Oscar-winning performance out of Cruise?

Talk about an upgrade. Paramount's upcoming G.I. Joe reboot has just cast its new Duke.

The long-awaited crossover between the Transformers and G.I. Joe film franchises has just been cancelled.

Marvel Television has released a new official trailer for VisionQuest. The upcoming miniseries serves as the third and final installment in the groundbreaking trilogy that began with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along.

The cast for Miami Vice '85 just keeps getting better.

It's official: Fast & Furious is moving to the small screen.

Johnny Depp is Ebenezer Scrooge. Paramount has released a new official trailer for Ebenezer, an upcoming Christmas Gothic dark fantasy black comedy film from Ti West.

Sony just beefed up its 2027 film slate.

“It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses. Hit it." The Blues Brothers is one of those movies that has a little bit of everything. It has great music, lots of comedy, and one of the greatest chase scenes in the history of cinema. Take all of these elements together and it's easy to see why this film remains a perpetual favorite among cinephiles.

ScreenAge Wasteland's annual 31 Days of Halloween watchlist is here. Need a few spooky movies to watch this October? Then look no further!

No other holiday serves up the perfect excuse to binge-watch movies all month long like Halloween. Some poor screenagers may partake in the 25 Days of Xmas (a marathon of Christmas-themed made-for-TV trash). Lonely hearts will always use February as an excuse to watch their favorite rom-coms. Still, for everyone else who doesn’t fall into either of those categories and is too old for trick-or-treating, the Halloween season is built for binge-watching movies, horror specifically.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is back and jollier than ever in the official teaser trailer for The Man with the Bag, a holiday heist adventure about second chances, unlikely friendships, and discovering that sometimes even Santa needs a little help delivering Christmas.

Jennifer Lawrence + Zach Cregger = The Flood.

Focus Features has released a new official trailer for Sense and Sensibility. The upcoming period romantic drama film is based on Jane Austin's 1811 debut novel of the same name.

Season 7 is on hold for the month of October. While we cook up some new essential movie episodes, we decided to bring you a spooky season special episode. Check out this fun convo with SAW's own, Jacob Holmes. Bonus Episode: The Spooky Season Special The Canon is taking a brief break this October. But we've got you covered. Jacob and Raf recommend some of the best spooky episodes of The Canon to revisit this Halloween season.

Welcome back to another episode of ScreenAge Wasteland Movie Draft! This new podcast under the ScreenAge Podcasts umbrella of content is simple: movie games and movie drafts. Every month, we’ll have a new episode centered around a certain theme, which will include a fun movie trivia-based game with our contestants and then a five-round draft of the theme’s movies.

It's a great time to be a Reacher fan.

Lindsay Lohan is reuniting with her Freaky Friday and Mean Girls director Mark Waters for a new Netflix movie titled Return to You.

Focus Features has released an official trailer for Elsinore. The upcoming biographical drama film stars Andrew Scott as real-life Scottish actor Ian Charleson, focusing on his performances as Hamlet at the National Theatre during the final months of his life.

Dan Trachtenberg is about to work his rejuvenation magic on Sleeping Beauty.

Lily Gladstone is making a horror movie.

Jon Watts is returning to a galaxy far, far away.

Focus Features has released a new official trailer for Werwulf, a new horror movie from acclaimed filmmaker Robert Eggers.

Echo Point is a thriller following Sawyer (played by Evan Neal) as he inherits a cabin owned by his estranged father. Very quickly, Sawyer realizes the cabin is not what it seems, and that those from beyond may be trying to contact him through the cabin's old radio. As uncertainty grows, Sawyer realizes his time may be short to learn the truth.

Echo Point is a micro-budget thriller by director Evan Marcewicz, who also produced and wrote the screenplay. It’s no secret that we love independent art here in the Wasteland, and I was really excited to review a self-contained passion project with a very intriguing premise. The film follows Sawyer, having just received his estranged father’s will, as he begins hearing voices from beyond via the cabin radio.

Five years after the project was first announced, Tom Holland's untitled Fred Astaire biopic is finally moving ahead at Sony.

Lionsgate and Blumhouse Atomic Monster are ready to move ahead with the next Saw movie.

Paramount has released an official trailer for The Rescue. The upcoming Western film stars Brandon Sklenar in the lead role.

What a week it's been for the stars of Off Campus.

The Scapegoat cast continues to fill out, with three new additions announced today.

What would have happened if I wasn’t here? Back in 1936, less than one hundred years ago, America held one of its last public hangings. Convicted of the rape and murder of a seventy-year-old woman, Rainey Bethea was hanged by the neck until dead in Owensboro, Kentucky. Witnessing this was over 20,000 people who all came out to watch the life fade from Bethea’s eyes.

Lionsgate has released an official teaser trailer for Day Drinker. The upcoming action thriller reunites Johnny Depp with his Blow co-star Penélope Cruz for the third time since the 2001 movie.

Belmont Cameli is heading off campus (see what I did there) to star in Sony's upcoming reimagining of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

"I carried a watermelon." There is something almost magical about the nostalgia that comes with Dirty Dancing. I remember so many little details from watching it as a kid, popping the VHS into the VCR and settling in to watch Baby and Johnny's forbidden romance unfold. Set in the 1960s, the film transported me to this sun-soaked summer filled with dancing, first love, and all the excitement and uncertainty that comes with growing up.

Michael Mann's Heat 2 and Ari Aster's Scapegoat just added some major star power.

Two major Warner Bros. movies have just been given new release dates.

Prime Video has released an official trailer for Madden. The upcoming biographical sports film stars Nicolas Cage as the beloved American icon John Madden.

Searchlight Pictures has released a new official trailer for Wild Horse Nine, the latest feature from Oscar-winning filmmaker Martin McDonagh.