Eric Diaz

If you were holding out any hope that Marvel Studios was ever going to make that Blade movie with Mahershala Ali happen, well, the Oscar-winning actor just threw some cold water on your face today.

It’s official: Spider-Man: Brand New Day now has the biggest domestic opening weekend of all time.

Much like its excellent and unsung first season, Batman: Caped Crusader season two reinvented several classic Dark Knight rogues for a retro, film noir setting. And many of them were incredible, while a few missed the mark. We rank the ten villains reinvented for the second season of the Prime Video animated series, produced by the legendary Bruce Timm, along with showrunners James Tucker and Geoffrey Thorne. We should note that we left off Calendar Man, who isn’t really a villain in this series, and more of a fun Easter egg.

Much like its excellent and unsung first season, Batman: Caped Crusader season two reinvented several classic Dark Knight rogues for a retro, film noir setting.

Batman: Caped Crusader was Bruce Timm's grand return to the character he reenergized for animation almost 35 years ago, only with a film noir flavor.

Before it became a beloved TV series , the first adaptation of Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire was Neil Jordan's 1994 movie.

The second season of Batman: Caped Crusader is here, and this batch of episodes set in a noir version of Gotham City might even surpass the first.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is breaking box office records left and right, and the world is in the grip of Spidey-Mania.