Kathryn Newton Embraces Her Scream Queen Era In Ready Or Not 2’s Exclusive Look

Though we only get a glimpse, the new image from Ready or Not 2: Here I Come confirms the enduring popularity of the “scream queen” in horror. However, the concept of the “final girl” has evolved, now often showing more respect for female characters while still delivering plenty of thrills. Fans are hoping the protagonist will survive the sequel, unless the image hints at her death – something we haven’t seen yet.

Ridley Scott’s Overlooked Action Thriller ‘Black Rain’ Is Now on Prime Video

It’s a bit surprising this movie isn’t more remembered. Released on September 22, 1989, it was a financial hit, earning $134 million on a $30 million budget. However, it didn’t launch a series of sequels or significantly change the thriller genre like Blade Runner did for science fiction, which probably explains why it’s faded from many people’s memories.

Scream 7’s Global Box Office Debut Outgrosses The Entire Run Of Scream 4

The new Scream movie, directed by Kevin Williamson and continuing the 30-year-old series, seems to be doing well, likely because it brings back several popular actors. Neve Campbell returns to the cast after not appearing in the previous film, joining Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Mason Gooding, Jasmin Savoy Brown, and Matthew Lillard, along with some new faces.

Netflix’s His House Is Mandatory Viewing for Sinners Fans

I recently discovered His House, and I’m completely blown away! It’s Remi Weekes’ first feature film, and it somehow managed a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes – incredible! It came out in 2020, right when everything was shutting down because of COVID, so it didn’t get the attention it deserved. But honestly, I think it’s one of the best horror movies of the last ten years. The performances by Sope Dirisu, Wunmi Mosaku, and even Matt Smith (who you might know from House of the Dragon) are fantastic. It’s a really personal and scary story, and if you enjoyed Sinners, I think you’ll absolutely love this.

Scientists train human brain cells on a microchip to play Doom

So, I saw this crazy demo from an Aussie biotech company. They’ve built a biological computer – seriously, it uses living brain cells! They grew around 200,000 human neurons on this tiny microchip, kind of like a super-advanced circuit board with electrodes, and it actually works as a computer. It’s wild!