Markiplier’s horror film Iron Lung will be available to purchase on YouTube on May 31, continuing the creator’s independent release strategy after its theatrical run.
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Markiplier’s horror film Iron Lung will be available to purchase on YouTube on May 31, continuing the creator’s independent release strategy after its theatrical run.
The long-discussed Expendabelles spinoff is reportedly back in development as a female-led Expendables origin story, but casting, director and release details remain unconfirmed.
Matt Reeves has confirmed new and returning names for The Batman: Part II, including Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Charles Dance, Brian Tyree Henry and Robert Pattinson.
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 has wrapped filming, with director Jeff Fowler marking the milestone and teasing Metal Sonic ahead of the movie’s March 2027 release.
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