John Carpenter’s In the Mouth Of Madness Is Coming To 4K Blu-Ray In Time For Halloween

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I recently rewatched In the Mouth of Madness, and it’s still totally mind-bending. Sam Neill plays John Trent, an insurance investigator who’s trying to figure out where a famous horror author went missing. It starts as a pretty standard investigation, but when he ends up in this tiny town, things get *weird*. Seriously, he starts to lose it as the line between what’s real and what’s made up completely blurs, and it feels like the whole world is in danger. It’s actually the last movie in what fans call Carpenter’s unofficial Apocalypse Trilogy – the other two are The Thing and Prince of Darkness. They all deal with these huge, world-ending kinds of themes, which is pretty cool.

I Wondered Why It Took So Long For Lioness To Be Renewed For Season 3, And A New Report Claims The Answer Is Related To Nicole Kidman

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Nicole Kidman, who stars in the show with Zoe Saldaña, was apparently in talks to renew her contract for Season 3, according to Deadline, and that’s one of the reasons for the delay. It seems Zoe Saldaña had an agreement covering all three seasons, but Nicole Kidman’s contract didn’t, so it took some time to reach a new agreement. Apparently, while the Guardians of the Galaxy star had a three-season deal, the Big Little Lies star didn’t, and negotiating her new contract took time.

10 Burning Questions Remaining After ‘Alice in Borderland’ Season 3

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Featuring Kento Yamazaki as Ryōhei Arisu, Alice in Borderland was set in a strange place between life and death, known as the Borderlands. In this world, people who had almost died were compelled to play dangerous games for a chance to return to life. However, as season 3 showed, even winning a round didn’t guarantee freedom-players could be brought back to compete again, and dying in a game meant real-life death.

BTC’s Gulag Grind: Solzhenitsyn’s Crypto Uprising! 😂💸

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Technically speaking, comrades, our BTC prisoner approaches the narrowing confines of a symmetrical triangle on the daily chart-a formation as deceptive as a guard’s promise. Analysts, those spectral voices, mutter that three daily candles wedged between $118,000 and $120,000 might signal a breakout, a sprint toward the horizon. But remember, in the archives of such patterns, they persist in about 75% of cases; alas, for our volatile Satoshi, guarantees are as rare as mercy in the Gulag. Burst free, and it might lunge toward $128,000, guided by Fibonacci’s arcane numbers and past resistances-ah, the irony!

Game Pass Ad Tier Could Come Next, Expert Says

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Daniel Ahmad, an analyst at Niko Partners, believes Microsoft is counting on its console gamers to remain dedicated to Game Pass, even with the price increase. The company is also expanding its game releases to competing platforms like the PS5 and Switch 2, alongside its continued focus on PC gaming. Ahmad also proposes that Microsoft might introduce an ad-supported tier for Game Pass to ensure the service’s long-term viability.

Martin Starr Gives Frustrating Response to ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Return Question

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Mr. Harrington was also important in Spider-Man: Far from Home during the school trip to Europe, revealing to Peter that his wife left him for another man after Thanos’ snap. Spider-Man: No Way Home marked the last appearance of Mr. Harrington. Although his part in that movie was small, Harrington consistently showed great respect for Peter, both as a person and as Spider-Man.

Joe Wright Won’t Let You Look Away from Mussolini

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If you let Joe Wright direct freely, he’ll do exactly what he envisions, whether it’s staging his version of Anna Karenina mostly in a dilapidated theater or having Blackbeard’s pirates cover Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” in Pan. Wright often draws attention to the constructed nature of his films, and then uses that awareness to highlight how we’re *all* constantly performing for others-a technique that works brilliantly with a story about politics and those who use ideas to both attract and control. In Mussolini: Son of the Century, Wright has crafted a wildly inventive series about a terrible man, packing each scene with as many visual effects, camera angles, and dramatic details as possible to show just how powerfully captivating and dangerous the Italian dictator was.