Director Nacho Vigalondo is bringing his unique vision to Netflix with the upcoming Spanish superhero comedy series The Neighbor, that feels like it has some inspiration from a certain 80s classic (believe it or not).

Produced by James Gunn, BrightBurn essentially turns Superman’s origin story into a horror movie as a childless couple adopts an infant that crash lands on their farm but, when he gets older, his powers manifest in horrifying ways.

For the latest Everything Action commentary, Zach, Chris, Chris Ali and special guest Phil from Digital Pimp dive into superhero movie that kickstarted the entire modern age of superhero/comic book movies, 1998’s Blade.

Best friends Harold (Thomas Middleditch) and George (Kevin Hart) hypnotize their principal Mr. Krupp (Ed Helms) into becoming the superhero they created, Captain Underpants, in this summer’s adaptation of the beloved book series.

Bo, a talented street magician, turns out to have actual super powers and has to use them to rescue his little sister when local drug dealer Angelo (Dule Hill) kidnaps her in retaliation for Bo trying to leave his crew.

Wrongfully sent to prison, Carl Lucas is subjected to an experimental procedure and becomes the nearly invulnerable Luke Cage, who reluctantly becomes the hero Harlem needs to try and stop the corrupt forces working in the shadows.

Michael Keaton’s latest role hits close to home as he plays an actor best known for playing a superhero in the upcoming black comedy, Birdman.

After the disaster that was X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Logan is back in an adaptation of one of his most acclaimed stories as he heads to Japan at the request of an old acquaintance and becomes caught between ninjas, Yakuza thugs, mutant assassins, all while at half his normal healing. Is this the Wolverine movie we’ve all been waiting for?