Back when Marvel Studios President made their big Phase 3 announcement at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles, California, there was a rumor flying around that Benedict Cumberbatch was cast as the lead in Doctor Strange.

Feige went on to say that if that kind of news was confirmed, they would have announced it that day. While it appeared that things were going nowhere for the past few weeks, it has been confirmed that Cumberbatch is officially playing Doctor Strange after all. More after the jump.

AMC has found their male lead for the upcoming The Walking Dead companion series, which is set during the same zombie apocalypse seen in the ongoing primary series but in a different location.

Starring in the series, which is currently untitled and going by the code name Cobalt, will be Cliff Curtis, who will play a divorced teacher who tries hard to be good to everyone in his life. He joins the first two recently cast actors, Frank Dillane (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince) and Alycia Debnam Carey (Into the Storm), who play the children of the not-yet-cast female lead.

Back in May, a trailer was released for What We Do In The Shadows, a horror-comedy from Flight of the Conchords co-creator and star Jemaine Clement. That trailer for the movie, which marks Clement’s directorial debut, didn’t really seem to capture the humor present in this vampire mockumentary, which has gotten raved reviews from its film festival showings.

Now, a new trailer has been released that is more on the mark. Watch it here below.

The documentary-style comedy centers on a group of vampires roommates and their struggles and triumphs throughout the day. Clement’s Eagle vs. Shark director and co-star Taika Waititi also stars, along with Jonathan Brugh and Cori Gonzalez-Macuer.

The teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens has spawned lots of controversy and analysis, as well as parody versions created by fans like the George Lucas Special Edition and the Spaceballs version.

There’s likely more where that came from, including one fan-edit that’s a retro-style version of the trailer that pays homage to how the original Star Wars trilogy trailers were done. (Most of you younglings probably don’t know that trailers back in the day weren’t as flashy as they are now.)

Watch the retro version of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer.

Take on the spotlight, Trixie. The blue Triceratops (voiced by the astoundingly droll Kristen Schaal) who enjoys playing games with best buddy Rex finally has an opportunity to steal the show – and truly, she dominates the screen in all the best ways in this half-hour special.

Toy Story That Time Forgot proves the brand remains mighty and merry. The ABC holiday event succeeds last year’s Toy Story of TERROR! as the franchise’s second major foray on television. It delivers that high-quality mirth we can expect from Disney”¢Pixar. Toy Story That Time Forgot is one special you will want to return to again and again.