Re/Member: Netflix’s Chilling Japanese Horror Series You Can’t Miss

Re/Member, inspired by a manga by Katsutoshi Murase, is a horror story about high school students trapped in a terrifying game. Every night, they have to find and piece together missing body parts, placing them in a coffin. But a deadly spirit is hunting them, forcing them to relive the same day over and over until they can complete the task.

Moon Knight: The Spiritual Successor To The Mummy You Didn’t Know You Needed

Disney has broadened the scope of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with shows on Disney+, allowing them to experiment with different types of stories. While many of these shows have been well-received by both critics and viewers, most have only lasted for a single season. One standout example is Moon Knight, which unexpectedly shares similarities with the film The Mummy and feels like a natural continuation of its themes.

The Best Sci-Fi Movie From Every Year of The 2010s

The 2010s were filled with great science fiction movies, but ten films particularly stand out as the most important and memorable from each year of the decade. While many excellent sci-fi films were made, these few have truly defined the genre in the years since they came out.

10 Perfect Anime That Deserve 5 Star Ratings on Crunchyroll

I’ve seen a lot of anime, and some truly stand out – they’re almost flawless and leave you thinking about them long after you’ve finished watching. These aren’t necessarily the most popular shows, which is why I think Crunchyroll’s best anime deserve top marks. It’s not just a few great episodes; the quality is consistently high, unlike other series that struggle to reach those peaks.

James Tolkan, Back to the Future’s Mr. Strickland, Dead at 94

Born in Calumet, Michigan in 1931, George Tolkan joined the Navy after graduating high school. He moved to New York City in 1956 with just $75 and began studying acting at the Actors Studio under Stella Adler and Lee Strasberg. Tolkan’s early work included television appearances and Broadway roles, such as an episode of Naked City and as an understudy for Robert Duvall in the first Broadway production of Wait Until Dark. He eventually took over the role of Harry Roat in Wait Until Dark, but Alan Arkin played the part in the 1967 film version. Later, in 1984, Tolkan performed as Dave Moss in the Broadway production of Glengarry Glen Ross, a role later played by Ed Harris in the 1992 film.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap: Oops! All Karens

After Discord Addams’ elimination, we’re down to the top five queens on Drag Race. This week’s challenge is one-on-one improv with RuPaul, where the queens will act out scenes with her playing different, over-the-top “Karen” characters inspired by viral videos. While I’m not a huge fan of improv challenges this late in the competition, it’s fun to see RuPaul get to play a role and be silly. Surprisingly, the queens quickly and easily decided amongst themselves who would play which Karen character without any drama or arguments. Nini Coco joked about changing her mind, and Jane Don’t pointed out how ironic it is that they’re all being so well-behaved for a challenge about Karens, but this season’s top five are clearly polished and refined queens.