Iconic fantasy/horror director Sam Raimi is the man behind the next Doctor Strange movie, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. This also isn’t his first time to direct a Marvel movie, as he also directed the first Spider-Man trilogy. Those movies were very important for Marvel, as they proved that the X-Men franchise was
April Fool’s Day is a perfect day for fake news to get spread all over the Internet, but it is also a good day to get some good laughs thanks to some of the brilliant celebrities out there. One man who never fails to entertain his fans is Bruce Campbell, the star of Sam Raimi’s
Benedict Cumberbatch assures fans the Doctor is in good hands. As he continues to film Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Cumberbatch praised director Sam Raimi for his work on the MCU sequel and how he will help Strange’s partnership with the Scarlet Witch work. Raimi’s Strange journey Originally, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse
Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for the first season of WandaVision. WandaVision could have had Doctor Strange and…a killer rabbit? With WandaVision having ended its first season, much of the reactions have been about what didn’t happen, such as a rumored appearance by the demonic Mephisto. In a new interview, producer Jac Schaeffer is sharing
With WandaVision closing shop this week, it’s time to look ahead to all things Marvel. And with the series said to pave the way to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the production is moving full steam ahead with “groovy” expectations. And by “groovy,” we mean none other than Bruce Campbell himself. Director Sam