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Jarrod Saunders

Cape Town

Director, Journalist, Filmmaker at Freelance

Editor-in-Chief at Sneaker Fortress

Editor-in-Chief at Fortress of Solitude

Articles

  • 2 days ago | fortressofsolitude.co.za | Jarrod Saunders

    James Gunn is finally releasing the first full Superman trailer. Yes, after months of teaser crumbs, a 5-minute IMAX sneak peek, cryptic tweets, and a Milk-Bone Krypto campaign, we’re finally getting something a little more super for Superman. To build the hype, Gunn pulled a very Clark Kent move—quietly appearing in Times Square and looking up at a billboard teasing the film. That same teaser—15 glorious seconds of David Corenswet’s Superman soaring into the clouds—has now been released online.

  • 2 days ago | fortressofsolitude.co.za | Jarrod Saunders

    Who would have thought that it would come down to Nicolas Cage and his live-action version of Spider-Man Noir to save Sony’s Spider-Man Universe? While every other film from Sony has flopped (with the exception of the Spider-Verse films), fans are looking forward to the upcoming MGM+ and Amazon Prime Video series focused on Ben Reilly.

  • 3 days ago | sneakerfortress.com | Jarrod Saunders

    We’re not even midway through 2025, but Jordan Brand has already teased some of the coolest releases coming in 2026. It looks like there is no slowing down the house that Michael Jordan built.

  • 3 days ago | fortressofsolitude.co.za | Jarrod Saunders

    Apple TV+ has a huge problem. While the streaming service is quietly becoming the best place for high-quality sci-fi TV, no one seems to be watching. While Netflix keeps throwing money at content like it’s playing Monopoly on speed, Apple TV+ is over here crafting thoughtful, sharp, and visually jaw-dropping shows like Silo, Foundation, and now Murderbot.

  • 3 days ago | fortressofsolitude.co.za | Jarrod Saunders

    Is Superman poor now? That’s the burning question some fans are asking after James Gunn revealed Clark Kent’s new childhood home in the upcoming Superman movie. And honestly, it’s got people divided—like Batman v Superman all over again, but this time over a farm. It all started when DC Studios Showcase hosts Frankey Smith, Tyler Coates, and Coy Jandreau were chatting on the official podcast about Clark’s childhood. Coates and Jandreau argued the Kents were poor—farmers barely making ends meet.