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Although I had very little prior experience with the franchise at the time, Alien: Romulus ended up finding itself towards the top of my list for 2024 films. I loved the sci-fi angle, the cast was phenomenal, and it felt fresh even while being a very big emulation of the first film. Immediately after, I was one of the people clamoring for a sequel, as it felt there was definitely room to continue within these characters in this world. Now we sit in mid-late 2026 and the seque

With Rogue Eye Media back up and running again, plus being at about the halfway point of the year, I thought it was a good time to look over what we've gotten so far in 2026. Although there's still a ton to come, it's been a great year for movies even starting back in January. Today, I'm going to rank my top five movies of the year so far and give some honorable mentions. These will only be movies that released in 2026, anything that I've watched that's prior will have to be

With Rogue Eye Media back up and running again, plus being at about the halfway point of the year, I thought it was a good time to look over what we've gotten so far in 2026. Although there's still a ton to come, it's been a great year for shows even starting back in January. There's been both mainstays returning for another season and new shows that have come to challenge the usual contenders. Today, I'm going to rank my top five shows of the year so far, give some honorabl

2026 is a massive year for comic book movies. We've got a new Spider-Man movie, the Avengers returning to the big screen for the first time in almost a decade and Supergirl/Clayface marking their first solo movies in the new DCU. While Brand New Day and Clayface are only not taking elements from any specific comic book run (it doesn't seem like Spider-Man is adapting many elements from the comic of the same name), the other two in this year's list feature direct adaptations o

The 83rd Golden Globe Awards took place last night, awarding the best in both television and film from the past year. There's a few awards shows remaining on the road to the Oscars in March, but the Globes are the last big precursor before we get to the biggest show of them all. Although it's not a perfect indicator, the Globes always gives us a good temperature check of where we are with the races for Academy Awards. I thought it was a perfect time to not only share some of

Two weeks ago, I wrote an article predicting what trailers would play in front of Avatar: Fire and Ash in mid-December. The first movie on that list was Avengers: Doomsday, due to it being the most popular release of next year but also the high likelihood we'd get our first look with James Cameron's epic. That has since been confirmed by multiple reliable outlets and now the anticipation for the first look is really building. There have been some small leaks alongside the cha

With the film year starting to wind down and awards season kicking into gear, there's only a handful of upcoming releases that feel like big events. Sure, you've got some smaller awards-focused films like Hamnet and Sentimental Value coming up, but the majority of the big blockbusters have already released. The reason for that may be the fact that the biggest box office darling in James Cameron is returning with a new Avatar film in December. On December 19th, Avatar: Fire an

Avengers: Doomsday has wrapped filming. It is currently 452 days until the film releases on December 18th, 2026. I have a million questions and I'm sure you do too. That's why I thought it would be a good time to step back to discuss a little about the production process of this film and where we can look next for more details as we head into 2026. No Set Leaks Credit: Getty Images One refreshing thing about this filming process has been the lack of leaks from set. Especially