“The Muppets have taken on New York City, space, and the wonderful world of Oz — and now, thanks to Disney+, they’ll be braving the Haunted Mansion this fall. Entertainment Weekly has released our first look at Muppets Haunted Mansion, a new special featuring everyone’s favorite Jim Henson creatures interacting with one of Disneyland’s most beloved attractions, promising plenty of spooks and some rather spectacular Halloween looks.”
Read more at Collider
Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow made an independent time travel flick called Safety Not Guaranteed that you need to watch it before it leaves Netflix.
Read more at Inverse
Marvel’s What If…? will see the return of a large number of MCU voice actors, but a handful will not be reprising their iconic parts.
“This week sees the debut of the hotly-anticipated alternate universe extravaganza, What If…? The new Disney+ animated series—the first from Marvel Studios—takes its premise from popular runs of Marvel Comics that see our heroes and villains play completely different roles. The idea is that if a pivotal event or two or twenty had gone another way, the characters we know might become brand new versions of themselves.”
Read more at The Mary Sue
You’ll soon be able to pay at AMC movie theaters using Bitcoin.
Read more at Gizmodo
Yeah, The Suicide Squad was great, but the Harley Quinn animated show is just as good and deserves your attention.
“With the incredibly fun The Suicide Squad, Gunn’s first venture into the DC universe falls more in line with Cathy Yan’s standalone Harley Quinn flick Birds Of Prey than the first movie, showing how Harley can shine when she’s not in her Puddin’s shadow. In The Suicide Squad, Harley still gets to be the most recognizable antihero onscreen, but she’s accompanied by lesser-known DC characters, like King Shark (a.k.a. Nanaue), Bloodsport, and Peacemaker, who hadn’t gotten the live-action treatment until now.”
Read more at The A.V. Club
It’s official, Sony now owns anime site Crunchyroll after a billion-dollar investment.
Read more at Kotaku
