James Gunn has updates from his much-anticipated films, and waxes rhapsodic about one Ms. Harley Quinn.

After emerging from a rabbit hole of research I can confidently say that unfortunately, we will not be getting paid to fill up our gas tanks.

In a major reversal, the Supreme Court ruled that the 6th amendment requires unanimous convictions in state courts.

Honestly, I'll take a later release date if The Batman gets Oscar buzz—only because I've not been this excited about a Batman movie for quite some time, and I will gladly sing my "Teenage Dirtbag" theme song for the movie for the next year and a half.

Right now though, Wonder Woman 1984 is still on track. 

Advantages in fundraising and hope from early polls might put a blue Senate within reach.

If you walked away from Batman & Robin upset about Alicia Silverstone’s weight, then I don’t even know how you can function.

Trump isn't backing down. (And by "backing down," of course I mean "doing his best to make sure people don't die.")

David Ayer, the director of 2016's Suicide Squad, responded to a Twitter user who claimed that the character of Harley Quinn was sexualized in his movie and was better humanized in Birds of Prey. Ayer's response to the comment and the small interaction that came after was pretty telling.

Code 8 is streaming now on Netflix.