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Fans can now watch Hellboy on HBO Max. It’s one of several dark fantasy films joining the platform this month, alongside titles like Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Based on the popular comic book by Mike Mignola, Hellboy tells the story of a demon infant rescued by the Americans from the Nazis to battle supernatural threats. Director Guillermo del Toro was a huge fan of the comic and created a movie adaptation that’s become a favorite among comic book fans. Here’s what the movie is about:

Details about the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day are scarce, leading fans to speculate and share theories. A lot of discussion revolves around who the villains will be and the identity of Sadie Sink’s character. There’s also curiosity about what role Tillman will play, and he was recently asked about potentially being a villain in an interview with Variety. Here’s his witty answer:

I recently spoke with director Dan Trachtenberg about something fans have been wondering: why Amber Midthunder, who was fantastic as Naru in Prey, wasn’t in Predator: Badlands. He explained he originally had plans for her, a substantial role even, but as the story evolved, he felt it was better to hold off and save her character for future installments. He clearly sees bigger things ahead for Naru, and wants to give her story the attention it deserves when the time is right.

Leanne Morgan’s second comedy special, Unspeakable Things, reflects how her comedic voice has evolved since her first special two and a half years ago. A lot has changed – she’s become a well-known performer, appearing on Amy Poehler’s podcast, in a movie alongside Reese Witherspoon, and starring in the sitcom Leanne. While she still shares relatable stories about everyday life, her world now consists of hotels and movie sets instead of Target and fishing trips. Unspeakable Things feels like a work in progress because her rise to fame has been so fast – it offers a glimpse of who she’s becoming as a famous comedian, but isn’t a fully developed picture.

So, Reese Witherspoon was on Dax Shepard’s podcast, and she didn’t hold back about hosting Saturday Night Live. She basically said it was a disaster – a flat-out zero stars, and she wouldn’t advise anyone to do it. She explained that Lorne Michaels, the show’s creator, really emphasized how crucial that episode was, putting a lot of pressure on her right from the start.

As soon as the news about Bailey’s new role was revealed, the cast and director of Wicked shared their congratulations on Instagram. In a heartwarming video, Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Bowen Yang, Jeff Goldblum, Ethan Slater, Marissa Bode, and Jon M. Chu all showed their support for the actor playing Fiyero, proudly wearing shirts and sweaters featuring his photos. Check it out!

Vanity Fair has shared the first images of Tom Hiddleston and Olivia Colman back on the set of The Night Manager. While Prime Video hasn’t announced when the new season will be released, you can see the photos below.

The line “I’m going to make him an offer he can’t refuse” from The Godfather was originally a clear threat – a warning that someone would face violence or death if they didn’t comply. Whether Michael was telling the story to Kay or Vito said it directly in his office, the message was always the same: obey, or suffer the consequences. However, over the years, people have started using the line in a more general way, focusing on its meaning about power and influence. This has diminished the original, menacing intent, turning a serious threat into what seems like a simple, clever strategy.

According to Variety, author Karen M. McManus announced that her new novel, We Fell Apart: A We Were Liars Novel, is being released today, November 4th. The story will feature a completely new cast of characters and their own hidden secrets. McManus originally planned the book as a standalone story, but she later decided to expand it.

According to Fangoria, a new exhibit called “The Horror Show” will open on September 20, 2026, and run through July 25, 2027. It’s being called a daring and immersive experience based on the popular horror genre. While details are still limited, a press release promises visitors will be able to step inside and experience their favorite horror films.