Movie and TV show reviews

On a Friday, a fresh sneak peek from the revamped “King of the Hill” was unveiled by Hulu. This new installment takes place several years following the original series’ conclusion. Bobby Hill has grown into adulthood, while Hank, Peggy, Dale, Boomhauer, and Bill appear slightly older. The clip also offers a glimpse of how the characters age over time, with some scenes featuring them wearing masks – a nod to the recent pandemic period. The show is set to debut on Hulu (with a simultaneous release on Disney+ starting Aug. 4, 2025). Fans can check out the opening sequence below.

At Texas Frightmare Weekend recently, Leone was questioned by YouTube content creator Cris Parker (of 3C Films) about offering fans a glimpse into what’s coming in Terrifier 4. Rather than giving a small taste, Leone disclosed a substantial piece of information, indicating that the upcoming sequel will kick off with a major surprise:

As a die-hard horror enthusiast, I can proudly say that ever since its release on April 18th, “Sinners” has been breaking records at the box office, amassing over $341 million! It’s clear to see why it’s this year’s standout horror film. “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” a close second with $192 million, is no match for its terrifying allure. The momentum “Sinners” has built suggests it’s poised to dethrone “The Nun” as the highest-grossing horror movie of the moment. In the James Wan-created universe, “Sinners” is the current king, outperforming all others in the series. Warner Bros. Pictures is undeniably ruling the roost in the horror genre right now. To put the icing on the cake, they also have “It,” the highest-grossing horror film of all time, under their belt. It’s safe to say that when it comes to delivering chills and thrills, Warner Bros. Pictures is simply unbeatable!

A user on Reddit shared pictures they claimed were early designs for a plastic drink cup and popcorn bucket made of tin, themed around the Dakota Johnson-led vehicle. You can find this post below for your reference. However, if these images get removed, remember that these items, referred to as “Madame Web,” featured headlines from the Daily Bugle, raising many questions about Cassandra Webb and her super-powered comrades.

Starting June 1, you can stream “Jackie Brown” for free on Tubi, a popular platform that offers a vast library of movies and TV shows. To watch this Tarantino cult classic crime film, all you need is to download the app and sit through a few ads. Written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, the movie follows the titular character, skillfully portrayed by Pam Grier, who navigates the dangerous world of arms dealing while under scrutiny from both a ruthless dealer and federal agents.

In a situation where they lose power and cell service, Ramona, Taylor (Peyton Jackson), and Annie (Estella Kahiha) encounter an enigmatic woman dressed in black veil (Okwui Okpokwasili). She asserts to Ramona that “today is the day,” leaving her and her children uneasy. As this 2025 horror movie character moves nearer, it hints at mystery surrounding her intentions. Regrettably, this film fails to generate much suspense or fear, instead becoming tedious due to an overly drawn-out exploration of its intriguing setting.

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Boston Rob, who has seen great success in reality TV recently with roles on “The Traitors” and others, has now shared on Instagram why he won’t be part of “Survivor 50”. Apparently, the show did invite him back, but he chose not to go, preferring instead to let other players have their moment in the spotlight on “Survivor”.

The movie, filmed in Budapest, tells the story of a distinctive detective who takes on a remarkable investigation. This endeavor signifies the second joint effort by Dosanjh and writer-producer Ali Abbas Zafar, continuing from their successful collaboration on the Netflix film “Jogi.”

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This movie, set in Budapest, features an unusual detective tackling a puzzling case. The production represents the second time Dosanjh and writer-producer Ali Abbas Zafar have teamed up, having previously worked together on the critically acclaimed Netflix film “Jogi.

The results from the Rewriting the Script: A New Era for API Voices in Hollywood report, which is a continuation of their trailblazing 2021 study titled I Am Not a Fetish or Model Minority: Redefining What it Means to Be Asian Pacific Islander (API) in the Entertainment Industry, were presented at an event organized by GDI and CAPE.