Original Jigsaw killer John Kramer's return in Saw X is "surprisingly emotional", says director

The co-creator of the Mortal Kombat series and director of Mortal Kombat 1, Ed Boon, has revealed that it was a consideration during the most recent game’s development to have every single character played by a recognizable actor.

Learning who the guest fighters are going to be in the next Mortal Kombat game has become as big a part of the build-up to its release as the reveal of the base roster. Among the guest stars in Mortal Kombat 1 are John Cena's Peacemaker, Invincible's Omni-Man, and Homelander from The Boys. Despite the superhero/supervillain theme when it comes to the new Mortal Kombat game's guests, Ed Boon has revealed the team tried to get John Wick on the roster.

If you want clues on Fast & Furious 11's storyline, you have to go back and "listen to the dialogue" in Fast X, says director Louis Leterrier – specifically during Cipher's very first scene in the action movie.

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Saw X has released a shot-for-shot remake of Nicole Kidman's iconic AMC ad.

A new trailer for Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon has arrived ahead of the film's October release.

A new Saw X poster is here – and it teases that the tenth chapter "cuts through time", which we can only assume means it'll be chock-full of flashbacks. 

Even with Dune: Part Two postponed to 2024, fall 2023 is full of major movie releases, from franchise projects like the Marvel Cinematic Universe installment The Marvels to a new Hunger Games movie, a new Godzilla movie, and the long-awaited Chicken Run sequel Dawn of the Nugget. But as usual, the biggest films of fall are largely tied to existing IP or familiar stories, whether it’s series installments (Saw X, The Nun II, new Equalizer and Expendables movies), biopics and other based-on-real-life movies (Priscilla, Ferrari, Napoleon), or book adaptations (The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Poor Things, the film adaptation of the Broadway adaptation of Alice Walker’s The Color Purple). Film buffs frequently look at this kind of lineup and grouse, “Where are the original stories?”

Detective Pikachu Returns is a sequel a long time coming. The original title came out several years ago on the Nintendo 3DS. It turned the Pokemon world on its head by delivering us a coffee-drinking, mature-sounding, talking Pikachu that could talk with a certain human. The two went about Rime City and attempted to solve mysteries with the help of Pokemon that they met along the way. The sequel is coming out to the Nintendo Switch on October 6th, and the team has been hyping the title up while revealing some key insights into the development process.

Mortal Kombat 1's story director, Dominic Cianciolo, has confirmed in a recent interview that Kuai Liang is indeed Scorpion in Liu Kang's new timeline, explaining that the change was done to "refresh" a relationship that everybody knows.

The thing about gaming history is that you often don’t know what’s really happening behind the scenes unless it’s being told to you after the fact. For example, if a company is struggling, you don’t know about it until it is shuttered or bought out by a bigger publisher. And when a company is riding high, you’ll hear about it because of all the projects they’re putting out thanks to the capital they now have. Atlus is an excellent example of that, as they’re booming and getting ready to release games like Persona 3 Reload. But it wasn’t always that way.

Saw X director Kevin Greutert says the latest installment in the franchise is full of surprises – and probably won't be the last to come.