Universal Pictures has released a new red band trailer for Seth MacFarlane‘s Ted 2. Mark Wahlberg returns as John, a hedonistic weed-smoking everyday man who happens to be best friends with his living breathing childhood teddy bear, Ted (voiced by MacFarlane). In the sequel, Ted is unable to start a new family because the law sees him as property, so he and John must work together to identify Ted as a person.

Since this is a red brand trailer, its probably best to play it with some headphones on, unless your office space doesn’t mind profanity or references to drug use.

Hit the jump to see the latest red band trailer for Ted 2.

Sony isn’t wasting any time tying their franchise superhero, Spider-Man, to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As we all know, Sony and Marvel made a deal earlier this year to share the webslinger, allowing him to play in the Marvel sandbox.

We are still very early in the pre-production phase as no one has been named director or has been cast as the titular character. Even The Spectacular Spider-Man title is unconfirmed. But a new rumor says that Sony and Marvel may have a new working title. Hit the jump for more.

I just found out about this so I will make it brief:

Today, starting at 10AM PST / 1PM EST / 6 PM UK time, take to Twitter and post with the hashtags #Constantine and #SaveConstantine if you enjoy the NBC television series featuring the DC Comics/Vertigo comic book character from Hellblazer and want it to return.

The show’s writers will be having a meeting with NBC this afternoon, and they want to show the executives that #Constantine is trending on Twitter and that the fans want Constantine to be renewed for a second season!!!

Bryan Singer has been pushing very early looks at X-Men: Apocalypse. These photos are mostly concept art, but they give us an idea of what the film could look like. Today marks the first day of production for the X-Men sequel, and with it comes a new photo of Kodi Smit-McPhee as Nightcrawler.

Check out this first look photo here below.

The Lizzie Borden Chronicles
Episode 1.4 “Welcome To Maplecroft”
Directed by Russell Mulcahy
Written by Jason Grote
Starring Christina Ricci, Clea Duvall, Cole Hauser, Bradley Stryker, Jeff Wincott, Olivia Llewellyn, Dylan Taylor, Jessy Schram, John Ralston
Lifetime
Air Date: Sunday, April 26th, 2015, 10pm ET

The Lizzie Borden Chronicles 1.4 “Welcome To Maplecroft” brings up to the halfway point in our bloody Lifetime series. Before that review, let’s recap last week’s episode.

“Flowers” centered on Lizzie’s (Christina Ricci) new business partner, Mr. Flowers (Jonathan Banks). He took care of that nasty little Spencer business for her. An unforeseen loose end is Skipjack (Bradley Stryker) taking the playwright’s ring. Mr. Flowers seems like a useful person for a rich serial killer to have around. Why… someone like that can get goons to beat up annoying Pinkerton detectives, and leave them/him on some train tracks like a damsel left by a twirly-mustached villain. I really enjoy Siringo (Cole Hauser) onscreen. I was hoping he would last til the end. He will, won’t he? Won’t he?