Jerry Bruckheimer teases a new course for the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. The Insidious franchise creeps forward with a sixth sequel. Plus, find out which live-action Spider-Man project is canceled at Amazon. The spoilers must flow!
Pirates of the Caribbean
During a recent interview with ET, Jerry Bruckheimer revealed he’s interested in bringing Johnny Depp back for the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie once rumored to star Margot Robbie.
If it was up to me, of course. I love having Depp. He’s a great actor and good friend…I’ve certainly spoken to him, but we’ll see what happens.
Insidious 6
Deadline reports Sony is moving forward with a sixth direct entry in the Insidious franchise already slated for an August 29, 2025, theatrical release date.
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Meanwhile, Bloody-Disgusting has word the new I Know What You Did Last Summer from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson is now scheduled for a July 18, 2025 release date.
The Substance
Demi Moore injects herself with a serum said to “start cellular division” and “release another version” of herself in this 40-second teaser for The Substance.
Silk: Spider Society
According to Deadline, Amazon is no longer moving forward with its live-action series starring Spider-Man supporting character, Silk.
My Adventures With Superman
Comic Book has titles for the first five episodes of My Adventures With Superman’s second season.
More Things in Heaven and Earth (Airing May 25th)
Adventures with My Girlfriend (Airing May 25th)
Fullmetal Scientist (Airing June 1st)
Two Lanes Diverged (Airing June 8th)
Most Eligible Superman (Airing June 15th)
The Witcher
Newly leaked set photos have our first look at Liam Hemsworth’s Geralt of Rivera.
Reginald the Vampire
Spoiler TV has images from “The Truth About the Truth,” this week’s episode of Reginald the Vampire. Click through to see the rest.
Doctor Who
Finally, the Doctor disappears in Wales in the trailer for “73 Yards,” next week’s episode of Doctor Who.