The Weekend Fallout is an unsafe place to discuss most things in the reel and real world. Let us know what you have been watching recently on the big and small screen. Excited about any upcoming releases? Doing anything fun this weekend? Simply sitting around in your underwear eating dang quesadillas while watching movies and endlessly scrolling through social media? Let us know below!

Don't you hate spoilers? Possibly the only thing worse than spoilers is not being able to freely talk about a film you just saw. Well, fear not. Here at ScreenAge Wasteland, you can Spoil Away! with The Running Man. Edgar Wright's The Running Man, a fresh adaptation of the Stephen King novel, has finally arrived. Is Glen Powell a better lead than Arnold Schwarzenegger?

Sirāt shows us a world without a safety net. It resonates because it is a world that we suspect is becoming our reality, and perhaps was never far away in the first place. It resonates with our deepest fears and denies us the catharsis we are accustomed to. It hits close to home, to say the least. Things start out simply enough, with a tight-knit group of five friends dancing at a rave in the desert.

When news broke about The Running Man remake, I was cautiously optimistic. Not because I’m an Edgar Wright fan — I’m not — but because I liked Stephen King’s original novella. It’s leaner, darker, and more grounded than the 1987 Running Man movie, which turned King’s dystopian tragedy into a loud, campy spectacle. There's no topping that version, but we’ll always have it.

Nintendo has released an official trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, the animated sequel to the box office smash hit The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Let's take a look.

More movie magic. It's time yet again for another episode of The Canon: An Essential Movies Watchlist. Today is all about M. Happy listening, screenagers! Episode 101: M (1931) Happy Noirvember! We're kicking off the season with Fritz Lang's 1931 classic. Jason Christian and Paul T. Klein of the Cold War Cinema podcast join Raf to break down this brilliant early version of a "talkie".

Our mission at SAW is to foster conversations about this thing we all love (or love to hate): film/TV. Many of our features are designed with you in mind. Your opinions, to be more to the point. You have 'em. We want to hear 'em. Question of the Day (QOTD) is exactly what it sounds like. It's a film/TV-related question that we put to you, the reader.

Pixar has released an official teaser trailer for Toy Story 5, which introduces fans to the new character Lilypad, a high-tech frog-shaped smart tablet voiced by Greta Lee that makes Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang’s jobs exponentially harder when they have to go head-to-head with the all-new threat to playtime.

A24 has released an official trailer for Marty Supreme. The upcoming sports comedy-drama film was directed by Josh Safdie, who co-wrote it with Ronald Bronstein, loosely inspired by American table tennis player Marty Reisman. Let's take a look.

Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon star as Max and John, two longtime frenemies in a small Minnesota town whose rivalrly intensifies when a charming new neighbor, Ariel (Ann-Margret), moves in and catches both of their eyes. Grumpy Old Men is one of Matthau and Lemmon’s late-career collaborations, and one of my favorites. It’s a heartwarming movie that combines genuine laughs with heart-tugging moments.

The DC Universe and DC Elseworlds brands both got a brand new project yesterday.

I’ve always had a soft spot for Guillermo del Toro. His work, though imperfect, strives for a unique blend of dark fantasy and character study. When I heard he was adapting Frankenstein (the novel, rather than remaking any of the previous films), I was incredibly excited. For one, a more faithful look at Frankenstein’s monster is missing from some adaptations, along with the theme of what truly makes one a monster.

One of the biggest debates in all of cinema is whether an actor, director, or movie is overrated or underrated. Is that Oscar-winning actor truly deserving of the hype? Is that cult-favorite director secretly a genius? Or is that blockbuster movie riding on nostalgia alone? We are here to fight that out, and we need your votes to settle the score.

It's time for Poll Position to talk about Best Supporting Actress, which is a wide-open race when it comes to claiming a nomination, but the top actress has gone wire-to-wire so far as the name to beat for the win.

MonsoonVision is a curated movie experience where discovering new gems you’ve never heard of and celebrating the best of VHS cheese ‘n sleaze is the goal. It’s a nostalgic recreation of the good ol’ days where horror hosts would introduce you to the craziest shit you had ever seen. So grab some popcorn, pop in your (non-existent) tape, and settle in for MonsoonVision!

Iranian film has long been characterized by its humanism, and the films of Jafar Panahi are no exception. But what happens to your humanism when others have wronged you? What should be the limits of forgiveness? These are the questions that Panahi is preoccupied with fresh off an imprisonment from the Iranian government for his support of the opposition party. His new film, …

Lionsgate has released an official teaser trailer for Michael, an upcoming biopic based on the life of the American singer, songwriter, and dancer Michael Jackson. Let's take a look.

The Weekend Fallout is an unsafe place to discuss most things in the reel and real world. Let us know what you have been watching recently on the big and small screen. Excited about any upcoming releases? Doing anything fun this weekend? Simply sitting around in your underwear eating dang quesadillas while watching movies and endlessly scrolling through social media? Let us know below!

Early on in Predator: Badlands, our new Yautja protagonist Dek scoffs at Thia, a legless Weyland-Yutani synthetic played by Elle Fanning, and tells her she needs to be able to survive on her own. "I can survive on my own," Thia retorts. "But who would want to survive on their own?" That provides the beating heart of the latest installment of the…

Don't you hate spoilers? Possibly the only thing worse than spoilers is not being able to freely talk about a film you just saw. Well, fear not. Here at ScreenAge Wasteland, you can Spoil Away! with Predator: Badlands. Dan Trachtenberg's third Predator movie has arrived. Is it the best of his yet? Did you even notice that this movie was PG-13 and not rated R? Favorite moment? Is this setting up a future Alien crossover? The comments below have been spoiler-certified. So what did you think of Predator: Badlands?

Sadly Screenagers, Bob-tober/spooky season has come to an end. However, as much of this list reflects, there's still some fun spooky stuff on streaming, and I couldn't bring myself to completely let it all go just yet. Also, you may notice that for the first time, our Movies and TV to stream lists have been combined into a single list!

Sorry, KPop Demon Hunters fans, but it looks like you'll be waiting a few years for a sequel.

The original diva superstar is getting her own Muppets movie.

Inspired by the popular online game that asks people to choose one movie from a group of four, One Choice... is pretty much the same game. Readers will be given four similar movies and asked to choose one. Now here's the catch, the other three movies will be gone forever, wiped from your brain as if they never existed. Are you ready to theoretically live in a world where you have The Empire Strikes Back but not Star Wars or Return of the Jedi?