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Here are the 20 best jump scares in some of the scariest horror movies ever.

Neither Max nor Christian seems bothered by their mistakes, and Max is clearly thrilled. As he says goodbye to Christian, he can’t resist a final jab: “I told you a million times!” After they leave, V asks Kizzi if she thinks it’s possible to move to the deck crew. V feels a little insecure because Max and Christian are more experienced, but Kizzi reminds her that V had no experience with interior tasks and is doing a fantastic job as a stewardess. V then talks to Nathan, who promises to discuss it with the captain. This whole situation, where V wants to switch to deckhand, feels manufactured for the show. V rarely mentioned having deck experience before this week, and now she’s suddenly eager to leave the laundry room. It makes sense that she’d want a different job—anything is better than laundry—but her sudden interest in working on deck feels a little forced.

Fans are speculating about a possible romance between TikTok stars Madison Maidenburg and Anton Yarosh. It started when Madison shared a photo of her outfit on Instagram, and Anton was the only male cast member to react – with a couple of skeptical side-eye emojis. Madison replied with a heart, then playfully acknowledged the rumors with a comment of her own. While they’ve also been seen spending time with other castmates, a playful pose from Anton hasn’t stopped people from wondering if there’s something more going on.

Andy Muschietti, the director behind the It films and the first episode of Welcome to Derry, is a fitting choice for the series. He previously directed The Flash, a film that explored multiverse concepts originating from the classic comic “The Flash of Two Worlds.” Muschietti is also slated to direct The Brave and the Bold, a future DCU Batman movie, having already directed two different actors – Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton – as Batman in The Flash.

In an interview with TV Insider, Janney discussed how her and Schell’s characters in The Diplomat differ from their roles as C.J. Cregg and Josh Lyman on The West Wing. Janney admitted there was a lot of anticipation about the reunion, especially from fans, and she felt it too. While the show’s creator, Debora Cahn, may have initially been hesitant, Janney believes viewers will see that these new characters are completely distinct and won’t evoke memories of their West Wing personas.

She explained that the media simply fabricated and exaggerated the story. Even innocent interactions, like standing nearby, were blown out of proportion – ‘They’re standing two inches apart!’ Instead of believing it was a planned publicity stunt, she believes the attention stemmed from a genuine connection. ‘Glen and I really care about each other, and we have a lot of love and respect for one another,’ she said. ‘I think people could see that we were a truly lovely couple.’

Viewers have mixed feelings about how season 2 of Gen V ended, but everyone agrees it will significantly impact season 5 of The Boys. With A-Train back and the Gen V students – Marie, Jordan, Cate, Emma, Sam, and Annabeth – joining Starlight’s team, it looks like the show is building towards its largest story arc so far, expected in 2026.

This SpongeBob movie is the wildest and most hilarious one since the first film in 2004! SpongeBob and Patrick get stretched, squished, and sent on a crazy adventure, even ending up in the underworld. The script, written by Matt Lieberman and Pam Brady (who’ve worked on comedies like Hot Rod, South Park, and Team America), cleverly uses SpongeBob’s flexible body as a key part of the story.

This season, Noah and Joanne aren’t the only ones dealing with big life changes. Their friends Sasha, Esther, and Morgan are also facing their own challenges, sometimes even more intense than Noah and Joanne’s. After nine episodes of funny, awkward, and relatable moments, the season ends with an engagement party that makes everyone rethink their beliefs about faith and love. The finale leaves one couple broken up, another uncertain about their future, and a third moving towards a deeper commitment.

I just dug into the Themed Entertainment Industry’s latest Global Experience Index for 2024, and it’s packed with attendance figures for theme parks worldwide. As expected, Disney World is still king of the hill, but honestly, their continued dominance is starting to give me a little pause. I’m starting to wonder what it will take to shake things up.