Earp and Holliday quickly become the central figures in Tombstone, attracting attention with their charm and mysteriousness. However, in a town brimming with gambling and other shady activities, they’re far from traditional heroes. Interestingly, the film actually does center on two heroic characters from the start, though they aren’t who many people would anticipate.
Created by D.J. MacHale and Ned Kandel, Are You Afraid of the Dark? centers around the Midnight Society—a group of teenagers who gather in a hidden location in the woods at midnight to share spooky tales. Each night, a different member tells a story, blending elements of horror, science fiction, fantasy, and drama.
Though he played a minor character in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Ekow Quartey has become a more familiar face on stage and screen. Seven years after his acting debut, he joined Shakespeare’s Globe and has since performed in numerous roles, including Forest Lord and William in As You Like It, Nana and Tootles in Peter Pan, and the title role in Macbeth. Most recently, he starred as JJ in the 2025 British comedy series Amandaland. Despite continuing his acting career, Quartey is still fondly remembered for his brief but memorable appearance in the third Harry Potter film.
Sam and Jay have settled into life at Woodstone Mansion with their ghostly housemates, even though Jay can’t see the spirits. The ghosts often try to pressure Sam into helping them, but overall, everyone seems content. However, as revealed in the Ghosts season 5 episode “Viking Wedding,” this isn’t the full story.
According to Bloody Disgusting, the latest Saw movie will premiere at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival. Fans planning to attend in Park City can now buy tickets. Currently, tickets are available as part of festival packages, with single-movie tickets going on sale in January 2026.
Horror movies dealing with the supernatural are tough to make work because they rely on things that aren’t possible, aiming to frighten viewers with the impossible. While ghost stories are consistently popular, a particularly good one from the 1980s has been largely forgotten. Unfortunately, it currently has a surprisingly low rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which doesn’t reflect its quality.
As you’ll remember, the last season of Mayor of Kingstown was marked by significant loss. Several major characters died, including Warden Kareem, mob bosses Konstantin and Milo, and Iris, who Mike McLusky had been trying to help. The season also ended with Mike’s brother, Kyle, being arrested after shooting a fellow officer, Robert Sawyer, known for his violent behavior. It was a deadly season, and many important players are now gone.
I’m a huge Bruce Springsteen fan, particularly of his raw and intimate 1982 album, Nebraska, so I was incredibly excited to hear about Scott Cooper’s new film, Deliver Me From Nowhere. This highly anticipated biopic, recently added to the 2025 release schedule, stars Jeremy Allen White as Springsteen, portraying his struggles with past experiences and self-discovery right before he achieves widespread fame.
Following the explosive end to season 3 – which saw key figures in the Russian mafia killed, the former prison warden murdered, and Kyle shooting Robert – this season focuses on the aftermath. Picking up a few weeks later, things are quickly spiraling out of control.
Harrison Ford has been a major Hollywood star since the 1970s, appearing in many critically acclaimed films. He started with smaller parts in movies like Apocalypse Now and The Conversation, and later took on leading roles in films such as Patriot Games. Few actors can match his impressive career. In the 1980s, he found success in the thriller genre with two now-classic movies – one a surprisingly overlooked mystery, and the other worthy of an Academy Award. More recently, he’s shown his comedic side in shows like Shrinking, but it’s always worth remembering his earlier, more dramatic work to understand why he’s such a beloved actor.