The fourth season started strong, and there have been recent episodes that really worked well. However, this week’s episode, “Teeth and Tissue,” feels incredibly disappointing. It rushes through important plot lines and throws in so many over-the-top surprises that it’s hard to care – the effect is just a feeling of indifference.
At the beginning of “Dark Night of the Soul,” T.L. offers to help Tommy with errands in Fort Worth, giving them a chance to connect as father and son. The car ride is particularly heartwarming, as T.L. overhears Tommy talking to Angela and playfully compares him to a monkey chasing a frantic dog. Tommy’s genuine laughter suggests the close, positive relationship they always had the potential for.
Just three days after it started streaming, The Great Flood is now the most-watched movie on Netflix around the world. It’s currently more popular than titles like Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua (2025), The Grinch (2018), Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (2025), and The Croods: A New Age (2020).
Streaming services are now surpassing traditional movie theaters in popularity. FlixPatrol data shows a shift in where people are watching content.
After a tough economic period in the 1970s, people had more money to spend on entertainment like movies, leading to many successful films. Surprisingly, the rise of VHS and other home video options didn’t hurt ticket sales – in fact, they continued to climb throughout the 80s, thanks in part to the kinds of movies Hollywood began producing.
Mushka is a short animated film created with hand-drawn techniques, directed by Andreas Deja, a veteran animator from Disney. It became available on streaming services around the world on December 15, 2025.
In a chat with Kitco News (because where else would you discuss the apocalypse of precious metals?), Gilburt, the brain behind Elliottwavetrader, spilled the tea: the metals’ decade-long rave is nearing its last call. 🍸✨ Sure, gold and silver might still shimmy higher in the coming months, but don’t get too attached-Gilburt’s here to remind us that all good things (and bad investments) must end.
The ending of Home Alone (available on Disney+) is famously heartwarming, showing Kate McCallister returning home to a relieved Kevin, quickly followed by the rest of the family. However, Saturday Night Live offered a very different take on that scene. Their sketch replaces the joyful reunion with unexpectedly adult humor. You can watch it below, and it might just change how you see the Christmas classic forever.
I first discovered Something Is Killing The Children as a comic book series, and it quickly became a favorite! Created by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera and published by BOOM! Studios, it really took off and gained a huge following. Now, it’s fantastic that the story is available in these beautiful graphic novel collections, an omnibus edition, and even an art book – it’s amazing to see how much it’s grown!
Walker Scobell is a new addition to the cast and will be acting with his father, Bill Pullman, who famously played Lone Starr. Scobell recently shared his excitement about the project with People magazine, calling it a “dream come true.”