With Chapter 2 almost here, brace yourself for more John Wick in the future.

They're going "do to the film industry what they’ve already done to publishing. In a good way."

While I'm grateful to the folks at Lionsgate and IGN for sharing some new images of Power Rangers with the world, I find myself filled with many, many questions about you, Alpha 5.

Despite pop culture hurtling toward the future on the wings of the Internet and streaming everything, some studios and producers have their heels dug into the past. In response to San Diego Comic Con deciding to stream some of their panels shortly after they happen, 20th Century Fox has pulled their presentations from Hall H.

San Diego Comic-Con is already hell to try and get to. Once you get there, it's often hell to try and participate in as a fan, because you're spending most of your time either in line, or walking from one end of the Convention Center to the other. So, I can see why Official con coverage online would be appealing. SDCC will be trying to meet that interest with a subscription-based VOD channe

Today, in news that probably surprises no one, the whitewashed Gods of Egypt (a.k.a. "the movie about Egypt with no actual Egyptians in it," as I heard someone say behind me in the theater when the trailer popped up before Deadpool) is not making a lot of money.

Magic Tree House, Mary Pope Osborne's long-running book series about a brother and sister sent on various exciting adventures by Morgana Le Fay (the series' mythology is wonderfully bonkers), is getting a live-action franchise adaptation from Lionsgate!

Hunger Games is a great Young Adult franchise, but wouldn't it be better with less of all the feelings and social commentary and more casual child murder? Lionsgate sure thinks so, and that's exactly what they're planning to bring us in Hunger Games prequel movies that will last until the end of time/people stop buying tickets.

When news of this casting decision originally broke back in 2013, TMS expressed a wistful hope that perhaps there would actually be Egyptian actors cast in a movie about Egypt—and we definitely weren't alone.

If you're on the internet ever, you've likely watched YouTube videos from either Grace Helbig, Mamrie Hart, or Hannah Hart - or videos with all three of them, as they collaborate often. You may have even seen their film, Camp Takota, which was one of the first films to star YouTube talent. Now, Lionsgate is jumping all up on their bandwagon, having bought their latest film, Dirty Thirty.

As we scrutinize the potential casting choices for the upcoming Power Rangers reboot, let us remember: they'll never look just like the original cast. That is to say, the original cast from Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger (pictured above), the Japanese show from whence Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers borrowed both inspiration and reams of fightin' footage.

Okay. Okay, for real this time.

The RED films are awesome, action-y fun (based on the Warren Ellis comic) that, much like Constance Tillet in my previous post today, remind me that you're never too old to whoop some serious ass. They give me hope that I, too, may one day grow up to look flawless like Helen Mirren and wield machine guns with abandon. I have high hopes! 

Lionsgate and Hasbro have announced they're combining forces on a big screen My Little Pony movie written by series producer Meghan McCarthy and starring Pushing Daisies' Kristin Chenoweth as as a new character.

We're officially about 4 months from the release of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, and the hype is growing by the day. So, on that, here's the new trailer for the movie which features the growing tension between The Capitol and The Resistance with footage of the deadly traps that await our rebels as they march on their final target: President Snow.

Take my money, please!

Lionsgate, you sly dogs, you.