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Skeletor Embodies Toxic Masculinity in New Film
7 Feb
Summary
- New 'Masters of the Universe' film director calls Skeletor toxic masculinity's embodiment.
- The villain will feature a living, talking, emoting skull face.
- The movie is set to premiere in theaters worldwide on June 5, 2026.
In the upcoming "Masters of the Universe" reboot, director Travis Knight has characterized the iconic villain Skeletor as the embodiment of toxic masculinity. Knight worked with actor Jared Leto to develop a unique vision for the character, emphasizing a "living, talking, emoting skull" rather than a mask.
The film, set to premiere globally on June 5, 2026, introduces He-Man's origin in a contemporary corporate setting before he returns to Eternia to battle Skeletor. This reboot is the first film in the franchise since the 1987 cult classic starring Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella.
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