Last year, Netflix released a three-part documentary series called Bad Influence, which explored the controversial side of child influencing. The series specifically examined Piper’s mother, Tiffany Smith, and accusations that she exploited, manipulated, and sexually abused her daughter.
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Ahead of the release of the film Cold Storage, which has received a positive 79% score on Rotten Tomatoes, MovieWeb spoke with actors Joe Keery and Campbell. The movie, directed by Jonny Campbell and written by David Koepp, is a genre blend that follows two self-storage employees facing a crisis far beyond their normal duties—a situation reminiscent of Keery’s role in Season 3 of the popular Netflix series. The plot centers around a dangerous parasitic fungus accidentally released from government containment, and the efforts of Travis and Naomi to stop it from spreading and threatening the world. When MovieWeb questioned Keery about a particular theory surrounding the film, he jokingly dismissed the idea.
A few years later, test footage showcasing a more faithful adaptation of Deadpool from the comics was leaked online. The overwhelmingly positive response to the footage helped greenlight the film, and finally demonstrated why Ryan Reynolds was the ideal choice to play the wisecracking hero.
A DoorDash driver in Atlanta recently received a strange order through the app, as shared in a popular Reddit post. Someone offered just $6.25 for the driver to drive less than a mile to a Waymo self-driving car and simply close its door. The customer promised another $5 once the task was confirmed as completed.
This year’s nominees are all excellent. The live-action short films include a quirky French satire, a realistic story about a Palestinian living in Israel, and a funny take on Jane Austen. The most moving film is both touching and sad, and you can now watch it on Netflix.
I had the chance to play an early version of Honkai: Star Rail Version 4.0 before it came out. I tested the two new characters, saw how the improved characters performed, and experienced the new story. I won’t reveal too much, but I’ll share some of the things I really enjoyed about it.
Last week, our dear Shytoshi-a man who clearly thrives on keeping us all on our toes-teased a grand reveal about identity, legacy, and AI. Oh, and did we mention he’s been toiling away for six months, crafting over 100,000 lines of custom code? That’s more dedication than a squirrel hoarding acorns for the apocalypse. The result? A standalone AI platform focused on-wait for it-human legacy. Because who needs DeFi when you can immortalize your digital footprint in a way that’s less “messy” and more “mysteriously organized”?
I remember hearing about The Liar Princess and The Blind Prince when it came out on PlayStation 4 and Switch in 2019. Now, NIS America announced it’s finally hitting PC via Steam! They just put up the Steam store page, so I went ahead and wishlisted it. If you’re interested, you can check it out here, and find the official game website here too.
Okay, so trying to explain Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is… tough. Basically, it stars Johnson and McCarrol as fictionalized versions of themselves – Matt and Jay – who are in a band called Nirvanna the Band (totally different from that Nirvana!). The whole thing revolves around them desperately trying to get a gig at the Rivoli in Toronto, hoping it’ll be their big break. Honestly, it wasn’t really about much, it felt more like a series of funny sketches than a traditional story. Both the original web series and the TV show were all about these guys causing chaos around Toronto, constantly dragging unsuspecting people into their schemes, all in pursuit of that one elusive show.