TopMob recently interviewed Kellen Goff, the voice actor behind popular characters like Freddy Fazbear and Foxy in the Five Nights at Freddy’s series (including Toy Freddy in FNAF 2). During the conversation, Goff admitted there are still parts of the game’s backstory he doesn’t fully understand, even after being involved with the franchise for so long.
Does the location of the next season offer any clues about the storyline? The Château de la Messardière, where filming will take place, has plenty of features – restaurants, pools, and a sports club – that could be incorporated into the plot. (Natasha Rothwell has hinted she’s ready to return, and the castle also has a spa where her character, Belinda, might visit!) However, details are still limited, and the show won’t be filmed only at the castle. According to Variety, the season will unfold across multiple locations along the French Riviera, including a hotel in Paris. Filming is expected to start in late April and wrap up in October, and Variety reports that the Cannes Film Festival in May might even be featured in the story. Ultimately, we’ll likely have to wait at least another year to find out if the next season will involve the dramatic, shocking events fans have come to expect from The White Lotus.
This article offers a behind-the-scenes look at ‘Greenland 2: Migration,’ exploring its key themes and how it was made. The director discusses the film’s importance, what it was like working with stars Gerard Butler and Morena Baccarin, and the challenges of following up on the original movie. You’ll find answers to these questions and more … Read more
Viewers first saw the Punisher character in last year’s Daredevil: Born Again, where he had a refreshed, tougher appearance as part of the Defenders Saga. Now, Marvel Studios suggests the character will be getting an even more significant makeover for his upcoming standalone presentation, promising a grittier and more intense portrayal of the R-rated hero.
As Andy Serkis and his team – including producers Jackson, Philippa Boyens, and Fran Walsh – prepare for filming in New Zealand, Ian McKellen, who plays Gandalf, shared exciting details about the cast and how the movie will be made at London’s ‘For the Love of Fantasy’ event. On stage with fellow actors from The Lord of the Rings, the 86-year-old hinted at what’s to come.
Paramount+ remains the best place to watch shows created by Taylor Sheridan, including hits like Landman and Tulsa King. But the platform also has a lot of other great content, and two new, exciting crime thrillers are available to start watching immediately.
ICONIQ, that most revered of venture capitals, hath taken the lead, while its lesser brethren-Sapphire, Dragonfly, Bessemer, and the rest-have followed like lemmings to the tune of $250 million. The CEO, Farooq Malik, hath declared the funds shall be used to “enhance the platform” and “pursue strategic acquisitions.” One imagines him scribbling “buy a yacht” in the margins of his business plan. 🤑
The 2022 combination of Warner Bros. and Discovery hasn’t gone well, leaving the company with a large amount of debt. Before Paramount showed interest in acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), WBD announced plans last June to split into two separate, publicly traded companies – a strategy similar to one Comcast was developing for Versant.
Recent horror films tend to be either overly complex and stylish, or intentionally cheesy and ridiculous. That’s why Primate feels surprisingly refreshing. Its story is incredibly simple – a chimpanzee goes wild and starts killing people – and the movie gets straight to the point. The beginning quickly establishes the main characters and their relationships, making it clear who’s likely to be in danger. Once the chimp attacks, the group traps themselves in a swimming pool, hoping the animal can’t swim. Like the classic film Cujo, Primate is essentially a story about being cornered and trying to survive a terrifying situation.
The first season of A Thousand Blows introduces us to three central characters whose lives become intertwined in 1880s East London. Hezekiah Moscow, a Jamaican immigrant, comes to London expecting a job training lions, but ends up performing as the “Wild Man of Africa.” He quickly gains notoriety through underground boxing, where he meets Mary Carr, the head of the Forty Elephants, a powerful all-female gang. Mary is looked after by Sugar Goodson, a fiercely volatile crime boss and boxing champion who has a complex personality – he’s capable of both great kindness, like caring for abandoned children, and extreme violence towards those who neglect them. Both Sugar and Hezekiah are attracted to Mary, but she clearly prefers Hezekiah, fueling Sugar’s rage. The show is particularly notable for the range of angry expressions actor Graham uses during arguments with Hezekiah, Mary, or his brother, Treacle – a grounded family man who embodies the life Sugar could have had if he weren’t consumed by self-hatred.