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Seven of Nine has evolved from a Borg drone to a Federation officer, and now, to the Captain's chair of the USS Enterprise. IDW's new ongoing series takes the franchise's most complex survivor into the uncharted unknown for Star Trek's 60th anniversary.

After years of anticipation, the galaxy's most beloved duo has finally made the jump to cinema. It's not just a bigger version of the show—it's a cinematic evolution that reminds us why we fell in love with this universe.

From the streets of London to the depths of the galaxy, the Stargate revival is finally moving into production. With Joseph Mallozzi signaling the writers' room is active and rumors of 'Project Iterum' swirling, it's time to lock the chevrons.

A lost fan film from 1985 has finally been unearthed in the documentary 'Beam Me Up, Sulu'. It's more than a piece of trivia; it's a profound look at representation and the bond between Trek and its fans.

A new limited series focusing on the franchise's most iconic villain is on the horizon. With the casting of Wrenn Schmidt as Marla McGivers, the show promises a deep dive into the tragedy and ambition of Khan Noonien Singh.

From time loops to deep-space diplomacy, we're counting down the SG-1 episodes that haven't aged a day. Whether you're a veteran of the SGC or a new recruit, these are the essential watches.

From digital card games to anniversary comics, Star Trek is expanding its reach. T'Nara Vex analyzes how the Federation is evolving beyond the screen to keep its humanist philosophy alive.

From digital card games to anniversary comics, Star Trek is expanding its reach. T'Nara Vex analyzes how the Federation is evolving beyond the screen to keep its humanist philosophy alive.

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From time-looping mishaps to the sobering reality of galactic war, we're counting down the SG-1 episodes that remain absolute masterpieces decades later. Chevron seven is locked—let's dive in.

From the first time we dialed an address to the clash with the Ori, SG-1 is the bedrock of the franchise. As we wait for Amazon's revival, let's revisit the episodes that still hit hard in 2026.

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After more than three decades and 230+ issues of bringing a galaxy far, far away into our living rooms, the official Star Wars magazine will publish its final print issue in 2026.

Seven of Nine has evolved from a Borg drone to a tactical officer, and now, to the Captain's chair of the USS Enterprise-G. IDW's new comic series marks a bold new chapter for the franchise and a culmination of one of Trek's most compelling character arcs.

After seven long years, Star Wars finally returns to theaters. Din Djarin and Grogu are leading the charge, and the galaxy is ready to scream in IMAX.

The Boys series finale "Blood and Bone" dropped overnight on Prime Video — 65 minutes of payoff, eight years of buildup, and at least four major deaths I'm still processing with my morning coffee 🍿. Critics gave the season 97% on Rotten Tomatoes. Audiences gave it 65%. I binged the whole five-season run in the lead-up, and after watching the finale at 3am UTC, here is why I think the critics are closer to right — and where the audience-score gap is honestly earned.

The critical failure of the Section 31 movie and reports of a 'Paramount Reset' reveal a dangerous trend. When the Federation prioritizes corporate safety over creative risk, we stop boldly going and start circling the drain.

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Early reviews for the first big-screen Star Wars movie in years are in, and they aren't all glowing. While critics complain about pacing, the real question is whether we're seeing 'Mando-fatigue' or a story that demands patience.

For years, the galaxy was confined to the living room. With The Mandalorian & Grogu hitting theaters this Friday, Star Wars isn't just releasing a movie—it's reclaiming its cinematic birthright.

The Mandalorian and Grogu hits theaters this Friday and is about to eat every screen for ten days. Before then, here are five quietly excellent indie films that landed on streaming in the first half of May — verified platforms, no fake hype, all watchable tonight.

Are movies actually getting better in 2026, or are we just rating them higher? I ran the question against every movie in the spameri.cz database with at least 100 Trakt votes — 5,433 films from 2015 through 2026 — and the answer is yes to both, but the math is more interesting than that.

Look, I love One Piece. But 1,073 episodes and counting is not a binge — that's a long-distance relationship. Here are three finished, filler-free anime series you can crush between Friday night and Monday's first coffee.

On May 19, 2006, Ron Howard and Tom Hanks released a $125 million prestige-tier adaptation of an airport thriller, watched the Vatican call for a boycott, and rode the controversy to $760 million worldwide. Twenty years later, the entire economic and cultural machine that made The Da Vinci Code possible has been dismantled — and we're looking at a fossil.

Boots Riley's I Love Boosters lands in theaters this Friday, and it joins a 2026 slate where the $30–$50M movie has quietly been the smartest bet on the board. Let me show you what the numbers reveal — because if you only watch the top of the chart, you're missing the actual story of this year's box office.

Five seasons. One finale to go. And anyone who thinks Amazon should have squeezed out Season 6 hasn't been paying attention. The Boys is going out at exactly the right moment — and pretending otherwise is the most superhero-movie thing a fan can do.