In a new interview, executive producers Andy and Barbara Muschietti discuss how the HBO series Welcome to Derry connects to the larger world of Stephen King’s stories. They explain that the show goes back to the beginning of Pennywise the Clown’s story, set in 1962, twenty-seven years before the events of the first IT movie. … Read more
Despite having a talented cast, an interesting story, and plenty of surprises, the Netflix film Clickbait didn’t stay popular for long after its release in August 2021 and is rarely talked about now. That’s a shame, because it’s a really good choice if you’re looking for something new and reliably entertaining.
Okay, so I’m hearing some really interesting news about Jamie Adams’ new drama, Only What We Carry. Apparently, Quentin Tarantino – yes, the Quentin Tarantino – is joining Sofia Boutella (Star Trek Beyond), Simon Pegg (Shaun of the Dead), and Charlotte Gainsbourg (Melancholia) in this one. The story, as best we can tell from IMDb, centers around Boutella’s character, a former student who returns to Europe and starts digging up old secrets within a close-knit community. Details about Tarantino’s role are scarce – he’s playing someone called John Percy – but it sounds like a smaller part. What’s even more intriguing? The entire thing was shot in just six days in Normandy, according to IndieWire, and production has just wrapped. No word yet on when we’ll actually get to see it, but color me intrigued!
The season 5 finale of Only Murders in the Building neatly resolves the murder of Lester Coluca, hinting at a new case for the podcasting team – possibly even abroad. What stood out most this season was how the show treated the Arconia building itself as a central character, not just a location. It felt like a living, breathing community – from the residents to the staff – and everyone was determined to protect it.
Look, I don’t need a LEGO set overflowing with little figures to be impressed. It’s all about what makes sense for the scene they’re building. The Twilight set looked fantastic, but I wished they’d included all the Cullen family members. But sometimes, less is more – the Home Alone set nailed it with just a few figures. When it comes to The Goonies, though, you really need the whole gang – all the kids, plus the Fratelli family. Twelve minifigs feels exactly right, especially since it includes One-Eyed Willy! And it’s the thoughtful touches that really make it – Andy in Troy’s sweater, Data with his candles and dynamite, Mikey clutching his treasure map, and Brand rocking that amazing headband and shorts-over-sweatpants combo. It’s those details that elevate this set.
The long wait for a new Star Wars movie is almost over: a trailer has been released for The Mandalorian & Grogu, scheduled to come out on May 22, 2026, confirming it’s really happening. However, because it continues the story from the Disney+ series, it might not be the complete return to big-screen adventures that some fans were hoping for.
Mathew Cohn died last Thursday from injuries sustained in a fall from the 12th floor of the Contemporary Hotel. The Orange County Coroner has ruled his death a suicide. This follows a separate incident where a woman seemingly jumped from inside the hotel and landed near the Monorail tracks, also ruled a suicide.
In addition to his work on shows available through Prime Video, Jared Padalecki has been appearing on CBS’s Tracker as Russell Shaw, the brother of Justin Hartley’s character, Colter. Initially introduced as estranged from Colter in season one, the brothers are now developing a closer relationship as their family’s past is revealed. Padalecki appeared in the two-part season three premiere, and the show’s creator, Elwood Reid, hopes to feature him in more episodes than just as a guest star.
Players have spotted a new character in AdHoc’s episodic superhero game, Dispatch, who strongly resembles Vi. A post on X comparing the Z Team member Invisigal (voiced by Laura Bailey) to Vi has become popular, and the similarities are easy to see.
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