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Alfred Hitchcock was a famous director known for classic, influential films like Dial M for Murder, Vertigo, The Birds, and especially Psycho. The TV show The Simpsons brilliantly parodied his 1954 film Rear Window in an episode called “Bart of Darkness.” Considered one of Hitchcock’s and cinema’s greatest works, Rear Window was perfectly captured in the episode, creating a hilarious and enjoyable parody that’s still a favorite among Hitchcock fans.

CBS’s Tracker is currently the network’s most popular show of the 2025-2026 season, and they’re working hard to maintain its success. Before the mid-season finale on December 14th, the series will feature the return of Keaton, played by Brent Sexton, a key ally of the main character, Colter. This reunion will be highlighted in a new promo for Season 3, Episode 9, titled “Good Trouble.”

Although both Zootopia 2 and Wicked could potentially be popular at the same time, many in the entertainment industry are wondering if Zootopia 2 will quickly overshadow Wicked, especially since Wicked just had a hugely successful opening week.

The strong reaction from Whitaker is a key part of what makes this week’s episode of “Upstairs” the show’s best so far. It’s a chaotic party episode reminiscent of the famous rave scene in Girls. While no one’s using drugs, each character is pushed into an uncomfortable and intense emotional situation. This episode suggests I Love LA shines when its characters interact with the quirky and unusual people of Los Angeles, rather than battling each other. By introducing new and unexpected personalities, the show’s unique style really comes alive. We see Tallulah obsessively re-shooting a TikTok, using dialogue from Kramer vs. Kramer, alongside real influencer Quen Blackwell, and Charlie attempting to both romance and work with viral Christian singer Landry (Froy Gutierrez) who needs a stylist.

According to Bloody Disgusting, the script is finished for a new take on Sleepaway Camp, currently known as Sleepaway Camp 2025. The news came from production company AFA’s Instagram page. AFA is run by Kenan Thompson (of Saturday Night Live fame) and Johnny Ryan Jr. (Bill & Ted Face the Music). The post promised updates and hinted that some fans might even get a chance to visit the set during filming.

German actor Klaus Kinski, known for his work in horror films, passed away Sunday morning in Palm Springs. While the cause of death hasn’t been disclosed, Kinski became a prominent figure in the genre during the 1970s with roles in films like Flesh for Frankenstein, Blood for Dracula, and Suspiria. Though not a mainstream star, he was a recognizable face and a favorite among fans of cult horror movies.

Doc Tango is the medical examiner who performs autopsies on the victims investigated by the main characters in NCIS: Origins. He frequently works alongside Dr. Lenora Friedman, the assistant medical examiner, and is Tishmal Kwa’la’s uncle – Tishmal being Mike Franks’ former girlfriend. This connection means Doc Tango and Mike have a good rapport, as Tango isn’t bothered by Mike’s blunt demeanor. Overall, he’s a personable and friendly professional.

Marvel has revealed its comic book schedule for February, and the upcoming Spider-Man and Venom team-up promises to be their most intense yet. Written by Joe Kelly, Al Ewing, and Charles Soule, with artwork by Jesús Saiz, Amazing Spider-Man/Venom: Death Spiral #1 will launch a frightening new story arc that continues through April. The series follows the events of recent Venom, Amazing Spider-Man, and Eddie Brock: Carnage comics, with the story building on the unsettling developments from the Eddie Brock: Carnage series.

The new series stars Dempsey as Angelo, a highly skilled assassin. When Angelo begins to develop early-onset Alzheimer’s, he starts to question his past and rediscover his humanity as his memory declines. To make matters worse, he suspects his wife’s death wasn’t accidental, sending him on a mission for revenge – and time is running out.

Director Jalmari Helander recently explained to ScreenRant why the character Igor met his explosive end in Sisu: Road to Revenge. He revealed that Igor’s death by missile was the very first idea he had for the train sequence, making it a predetermined fate. Here’s what Helander shared: