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Could it be? Could Bryan Singer really be talking to Fox about the possibility of returning to the franchise he made popular? Get your hopes up, nerds.

This week on a very special episode of Reject Radio, Kevin Carr attempts to continually steer the discussion toward why his addiction to animated pornography is not a social problem, but I get us back on track and talking about horrible, terrible films like clockwork. Plus, chopped and screwed music!

What happens when Fox demands a sequel to a sequel most critics and the general movie-going public felt was unnecessary? Does Fox owe Martin Lawrence a favor? Are we just shooting for mediocrity now?

Isn’t the news that Fox is rebooting The Fantastic Four a little like hearing that the annoying married couple with the bratty, moronic kid is planning on having another baby?

The all-singing, all-dancing, all-smiling musical lover will have his masculinity challenged when he’s forced to sell Avon products in the upcoming Avon Man.

After some disagreements on the script, and no other takers, Sony has officially killed the project, and Brad Pitt is looking for something else to do.

In other news: Fox is working on a Hitman sequel. No word yet on who will have to go bald for it.

Paramount especially might be moving toward consolidation in the coming year according to at least one financial analyst.

Since fans voted with their wallets and continued watching episodes on Comedy Central, Fox has decided to resurrect “Futurama” from cancellation hell.

Tom Cruise is still a major property. He’s so sought after that studios are shilling out millions to handcraft the perfect next project for the star.

In the series premier of Sit Down, Shut Up, the latest addition to Fox’s Sunday night “Animation Domination” line-up, the dimwitted and largely demented faculty of Knob Haven High School, discover a bottle of what they believe to be steroids in a student’s locker.

The iconic television show will find new life after 50 years of lying dormant. Instead of leaving it to beaver, Fox has decided that father knows best. Get it? Me neither.

What happened to airing an entire season of TV as, you know, an entire, sequential season?

In 1986, “Watchmen” was published as a limited series comic book. Twenty-three years later, it’s finally being released as a film. Here’s a look at what it took to get here.

An alien bent on human destruction is headed for the town next year in the upcoming movie, Pride and Predator.

A lot of movie fans hate Fox. There’s no question of that. We even know why. Now the question is whether or not that hatred is justified. Cinema Sleuth is on the case!

X-Men Origins: Wolverine is set for some serious reshoots, but there might be reason to look on the bright side for once. Or not. I’ll let you decide.

It’s over. Now here’s the fall out. Warners loses big on the money front. Fox still looks like a bunch of assholes. Anyone surprised?

Celebrate! Cowboy Bebop will finally be on the big screen! Oh, wait, Fox is doing it. Brace yourselves for the awful. And they’ve decided to cast who?

Fox is getting a ton of money, but we have yet to know exactly how well the company will cash in on the decision to pass on the project. The bottom line: Watchmen comes out on time. Just as expected.