Early reactions to the new film, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, are starting to appear after select preview screenings. While full reviews aren’t available yet until the January 16th release, Columbia Pictures has allowed critics who saw the film to share quick thoughts online, giving fans a first glimpse of what to expect.
Pluto TV has finished building out its collection of James Bond films by adding several previously unavailable titles. While most Bond movies were already available, the streaming service recently added classics starring Sean Connery – Dr. No, From Russia with Love, and Goldfinger – as well as Daniel Craig’s Spectre, completing the full line-up. Interestingly, another Bond film has recently become very popular with viewers on the platform.
First Reaction – Beware My Brethren is a creepy horror.
While discussing his new series, Dust Bunny, the creator recently told The Mary Sue that fans of a truly unique TV show might finally get a satisfying ending after the original series ended poorly in 2009. He explained:
Certain comedy pairings are simply magic. Think Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin, Catherine O’Hara and Eugene Levy, or Andre Braugher with Andy Samberg – they consistently deliver hilarious results. The same is true for dynamic duos like Susie Essman and Larry David, or Ty Burrell seeking approval from Ed O’Neill. These are some of the most brilliantly matched, written, and performed comedic pairings ever seen on sitcom television.
Luke Macfarlane, known for his many Hallmark movies, is joining the cast of the ABC sitcom Shifting Gears as Sam Parker, as reported by Deadline. Although this is Macfarlane’s first appearance on the show, Sam has been established as the son of Tim Allen’s character, Matt, and the brother of Kat Dennings’ Riley. Sam is a Navy veteran and will appear as a guest star later this season. While there’s no specific date yet, it’s likely he won’t arrive until after the Christmas episode, following the show’s winter break.
Ever since the first rumors started, excitement about the trailer has been building. The latest information suggested it was being reviewed by rating boards around the world and was likely to be about 90 seconds long when released.
The 1990s were a fascinating time for film. It was a decade of huge change, as digital technology and independent filmmakers revolutionized how stories were told on screen worldwide. Sadly, many of the decade’s best films – even those that have stood the test of time – were overshadowed by big-budget marketing and changing preferences of moviegoers.
Since its release on December 1st, Troll 2 has become a worldwide success on Netflix, currently ranking as the most popular film in a language other than English. As interest in the sequel grows – particularly during the week of December 1st to 7th, 2025 – the original Troll 2 movie is also seeing a boost in popularity on the streaming platform.
Marcus started the season suspended after being caught drinking while working. He defended his actions to his brother, Aaron, saying everyone does it, but that’s clearly not true – many jobs require sobriety, like those in healthcare, transportation, education, or dealing with finances. His friend Shayne doesn’t drink on the job, mostly because he doesn’t seem to have a job. While Andy Cohen might have a drink at the end of a TV reunion, it’s definitely not how he starts. Another cast member, Venus, pointed out that Marcus’s drinking seems less like a common habit and more like a sign of a larger problem.