Neilan Adams

Freddy Krueger is coming back — for real this time. Paramount Pictures has secured U.S. rights to Wes Craven’s original A Nightmare on Elm Street screenplay and is developing a new film based on the horror IP, with the project described as being set in the world of the original film while drawing directly from Craven’s script, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The new film comes from Paramount Primal, the studio’s genre label run by the producers behind Barbarian and Friendship.

Thanos might have already died a few times in the MCU’s main timeline, but Marvel Studios isn’t done with Josh Brolin’s Mad Titan. In fact, a new report suggests the actor is set to reprise the role for Avengers: Secret Wars in 2027. That would make it his seventh MCU appearance, and the actor’s own recent comments suggest he’s more than ready to go purple again. A few sites are reporting that Marvel isn’t done with the Infinity Saga‘s big bad.

Think back to childhood; odds are you spent an inordinate amount of time watching funny kids cartoons. Until recently, watching cartoons on programmed television was simply part of being a kid. We all had our favourite shows. We sat like zombies before the tube, enthralled by the pictures on the screen. The humour in these shows was mostly lost on our young minds. Often, the comedy aspects appealed more to adults than to children.