Uncharted director Ruben Fleischer joins us to break down the ending and post credits scenes of the film.

Uncharted director Ruben Fleischer discusses the challenges of the movie, adapting beloved properties, and what kind of Easter Eggs game fans can keep their eyes peeled for.

Ruben Fleischer previously directed Venom and the Zombieland films for Sony.

Venom director Ruben Fleischer is the frontrunner to direct Sony's long-gestating Uncharted movie starring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg, reports Deadline. Fleischer is a trusted face on the Sony lot thanks to Venom, which grossed $856 million worldwide, as well as the Zombieland franchise, which has been a modest hit for the studio. Last year's sequel scared up $121 million worldwide despite arriving a decade after the first film, which also cleared the $100 million mark. The director bit off more than he could chew with WB's crime drama Gangster Squad, but that was for a …

Welcome to The Witching Hour! Collider’s horror podcast, co-created and co-hosted by Editor and Horror Lead Haleigh Foutch and Senior Editorial Producer Perri Nemiroff. On this week’s episode, we welcome Zombieland and Zombieland: Double Tap director Ruben Fleischer to discuss the ten-year journey to getting the zom-com sequel made and what it was like finally getting the gang back together. The filmmaker chats about the original Zombieland 2 idea and why it didn’t work, what it took to pull of Double Tap’s killer “one-take” action scene, introducing newcomers like Zoey Deutch …

How do you bring a franchise back after 10 years on the shelf?

While Venom was certainly a box office hit with a whopping $856 million worldwide box office haul, the film failed to make a positive impression on most critics—and director Ruben Fleischer took notice. The long-in-the-works Marvel Comics adaptation from Sony Pictures finally came to fruition with the Zombieland director at the helm, and he enlisted Tom Hardy to star in what was essentially a blockbuster that flirted with darker tendencies, but was mostly happy just being splashy and big and kinda dumb fun. When Venom hit theaters last year, critical reception wasn’t super warm. It …

The one that got away.

Fans have been wondering if Spider-Man and Venom would share the silver screen again.