The 1989 film stars Dolph Lundgren, who you might better know as Ivan Drago from the Rocky and Creed movies, as Frank Castle. In this movie, Frank was also a cop before losing his family and going rogue. (Perhaps that’s why so many cops IRL idolize the character, despite them being quite literally on opposing sides of the law.)

A new casting update suggests Marvel Studios’ X-Men reboot may have added another actor to its growing lineup. After months of speculation surrounding the project’s cast, a recent industry report claims that Charles Melton has reportedly finalized his agreement to join the movie.

David Jonsson will play an adult T'Challa's son, with the film set for a December 15, 2028 theatrical release in 70mm.

Phase Three had just begun in 2016, kicking off the long road to Avengers: Endgame with Captain America: Civil War. Marvel monopolized movie theater screens, post-credit fan theories dominated social media,

In a new interview with GQ, Ali has officially put a stake in the chances of his Blade movie happening. He’s done, over it, and would really like to stop answering questions about it. He’s also putting the blame squarely on Marvel, who is 100% at fault for this massive fumble.

The Oscar winner confirmed he's not going to star in the 'Blade' reboot, and suggests the studio didn't want to move forward: "If they wanted to do it, we would've done it."

Despite Emmy nominations, "Wonder Man" has been canceled after one season.

Two-time Oscar winner Mahershala Ali confirmed he won’t star in Marvel’s Blade, despite having a contract—and he’s blaming the billion-dollar studio for screwing it up. Seven years after Marvel devotees erupted in celebration at the glitzy,