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Netflix has released a first look at its upcoming series, Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen. Created by Haley Z. Boston and executive produced by the Duffer brothers (known for Stranger Things), the show centers on a couple preparing to get married. The teaser suggests that things won’t go as planned. Starring Camila Morrone as the bride, Rachel, the series hints at unsettling and possibly supernatural events leading up to the wedding. The teaser trailer is available to watch now.

The 2014 film Noah, inspired by the biblical story of Noah’s Ark, earned over $359 million worldwide. However, it also faced criticism for its perceived environmental message and for drawing heavily on texts outside the Bible, such as the Book of Enoch.

Ahead of the April 1st release of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, NBCUniversal registered the sequel with the EIDR database, noting a runtime of 95 minutes – making it unusually long for a film of this type.

The trailer hints at a passionate speech from Benedict, similar to Anthony’s famous monologue from season two. He declares, “I cannot love a maid,” followed by, “And yet you have taken possession of me,” before sharing a kiss with her while she’s still in her uniform. This scandalous moment is likely to shake up the Bridgerton world. Adding to the drama, Mama Bridgerton warns, “There is one sacrifice that you will have to make… your family.” Fans will have to wait until February 26th to see what Benedict chooses when the second part of season four premieres.

The Artful Dodger reimagines the world of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, following Jack Dawkins (aka The Artful Dodger) and Fagin as they navigate life in the Australian penal colony of Port Royal. Jack has reinvented himself as a skilled surgeon, but Fagin tries to pull him back into a life of crime – a life Jack secretly enjoys. The series explores their clashing personalities and continued planning of heists.

Similar to Silent Hill f, Townfall is moving the series to a new location – Scotland, instead of rural Japan. While many details about the game’s story are still unknown, it appears to be a promising addition to the franchise after a long period without a new release.

Even though the Duffer Brothers are now working with Paramount instead of Netflix, their production company is developing a new horror series intended to be genuinely frightening. Following the somewhat controversial conclusion to their hugely popular show Stranger Things, they’re hoping their next project will be a success and avoid a disappointing reception.

Jane Schoenbrun, the director of the acclaimed 2024 film I Saw the TV Glow, is releasing a new movie called Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miamsa. The film stars Anderson and Einbinder, along with Amanda Fix (Orphan Black: Echoes), Arthur Conti (Beetlejuice Beetlejuice), Eva Victor (Sorry, Baby), Zach Cherry (Severance), Sarah Sherman (Saturday Night Live), Patrick Fischler (Mad Men), Dylan Baker (Spider-Man 2), Jasmin Savoy Brown (Yellowjackets), Quintessa Swindell (Black Adam), Kevin McDonald (Lilo & Stitch), and Jack Haven (I Saw the TV Glow). Check out the first photos below.

Nicolas Cage will be playing Ben Reilly, a different version of Spider-Man, in a new Prime Video series called Spider-Noir. This show is connected to the Spider-Verse films from Sony. Prime Video has announced that all episodes of Spider-Noir will be available to stream on May 27th. It’s the fifth show being released all at once on the platform, joining Wonder Man, Eyes of Wakanda, Marvel Zombies, and Echo.

The recent film adaptation of Wuthering Heights portrays almost everyone as flawed, manipulative, or uncaring. While Emily Brontë’s original novel already created a dark and emotionally intense world, this new version cuts out significant parts of the story to focus on that atmosphere and the tragic events. (Many fans were disappointed that the ghost of Cathy was left out.) These cuts mean that the characters are either less developed than in the book or are portrayed very differently. The film essentially presents a lineup of unlikeable characters, raising the question: who is the most villainous of them all?