CBS’s ‘Tracker’ Just Got Dethroned By ABC’s ‘Will Trent’

Colter Shaw, played by Hartley, is a skilled and resourceful lone wolf who works as a private tracker. He’s constantly facing dangerous situations, relying on his gun and impressive fighting abilities. The fight scene in Will Trent, Season 4, Episode 14, “A Flag in the Mud,” is one of the best I’ve seen on network television in years. It’s even more impressive than anything featured on Tracker so far, and could compete with fight choreography in some movies and streaming series.

Jon Bernthal’s 6-Part Mystery Thriller Series Officially Cracks Netflix’s Most Popular Show List

Jon Bernthal has been steadily building a varied acting career, moving between big-budget franchises and critically acclaimed projects. While he’s widely recognized for playing the Punisher—a role he’ll return to in the upcoming film The Punisher: One Last Kill, which he also helped write—he’s also appeared in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and notable films like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey.

Forget Black Flag Resynced, A New Pirate Game Is Available Now (& Has Co-Op)

The new survival adventure game, Windrose, is now available in early access on Steam and is already receiving positive feedback. Created by Kraken Express (with support from the developers of Palworld, Pocketpair), Windrose lets you play alone or with up to three friends. Many players are comparing it to Skull and Bones, but are impressed with how much content and gameplay it offers, even though it’s still under development.

7 Best Open-World Games Stuck On Older Systems

Man, there are some seriously awesome open-world games from the past that I really wish I could play on my current setup. I’m talking about titles like The Simpsons: Hit & Run and The Godfather – games that haven’t been updated or released on newer consoles or PC. Every open-world fan is missing out if they haven’t played these, but honestly, it’s a pain to even get them running these days!

Of Course Hamlet Is Everywhere Right Now

Director Aneil Karia’s new film, Hamlet, features Riz Ahmed as the Prince of Denmark, and offers a surprisingly fun take on the famous “To be or not to be” speech. In this version, Ahmed, who plays a troubled British Indian heir to a ruthless property development company, delivers the lines while speeding down a highway, briefly letting go of the steering wheel as the car swerves. It’s a lively and darkly humorous interpretation of a traditionally serious speech, and Ahmed clearly enjoys the performance. After so many adaptations of Hamlet, is it even possible not to try something new?

‘Brink of War’ Trailer Reveals Jeff Daniels as Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan’s life has been depicted on screen several times. Richard Crenna gave a notable performance in the 2001 film The Day Reagan Was Shot, which focused on the immediate aftermath of the 1981 assassination attempt. Josh Brolin portrayed Reagan in the 2003 TV movie The Reagans, and Dennis Quaid played him in the 2020 film Reagan, which covered his entire presidency. Now, Jeff Daniels takes on the role in the new film Brink of War, produced by Angel Studios, SK Global, and 2521 Entertainment, scheduled for release on August 14th.