The Bubble Judd Apatow Covid Comedy Needs To Get Out More

Judd Apatow’s latest comedy for Netflix, The Bubble, is not only another example of this trend, but it also uses the realities of making a movie during quarantine as a means of showbiz satire. The premise is that a small group of actors, played by Karen Gillan, Pedro Pascal, David Duchovny, Leslie Mann, and Keegan-Michael Key, among others, are holed up in the English countryside to film the latest installment of a mega-franchise....

November 23, 2022 · 3 min · 522 words · James Tiemann

The Expanse Season 6 Who Is Rosenfeld

Although Rosenfeld is a male character in the James S. A. Corey novels upon which The Expanse is based, both he and the television version act as a voice of reason within Marco’s inner circle. “She’s an established character [from the books], one of the Free Navy,” says Franck. “But more than anything we needed somebody for Marco to have conversations with and to be plotting and strategizing with, and he’s kind of killed all of his other allies....

November 23, 2022 · 2 min · 343 words · Guadalupe Brown

The Falcon And The Winter Soldier Trailer Reveals Wolverine S Favorite Vacation Spot

While WandaVision is busy keeping everybody guessing with its mysterious sitcom-inflected weirdness, the Super Bowl just reminded us that there’s a more relatively straightforward superhero action show coming to Disney+ next month. Right after WandaVision finishes its nine episode run, Marvel’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier will hit the streamer on March 19, telling the tale of the uneasy partnership between Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes, and the ongoing quest to fill Captain America’s boots and wield the shield....

November 23, 2022 · 4 min · 640 words · Melissa Edwards

The Flash Movie Reveals Awesome New Look For Barry Allen

These photos show a much brighter suit than previously worn by The Flash star Ezra Miller, something much closer in tone to the costume that Grant Gustin has worn playing the Flash on the CW series. More notably, the costume appears to consist of a single piece, as opposed to the more piece-meal suit Miller had in Justice League and the “Knightmare” sequence at the end of Zack Snyder’s Justice League....

November 23, 2022 · 2 min · 363 words · Ana Hayes

The Flash Season 7 Episode 3 Review Mother

The Flash Season 7 Episode 3 When we initially learned that the last three episodes of The Flash’s Season 6 would be rolled over into its seventh, some of us (read: me) were hopeful that it might serve as an impetus to rethink Season 7 entirely and build these additional installments into some sort of larger story that worked as a cohesive whole. But, unfortunately, it’s very obvious that “Mother” was meant to serve as The Flash’s sixth season finale – for all the good and ill that designation entails....

November 23, 2022 · 4 min · 827 words · Joseph Thomas

The Forever Purge Review Insurrectionists In Horror Movie Makeup

Such has been the case with the series of movies collectively known as The Purge, which in many ways have never outgrown their original recipe as a hard, violent shell of low-budget action/horror wrapped around a viscous, somewhat self-contradictory center of socially conscious speculative fiction. Yet whatever flaws one may find in the now five films in the series (we have not watched the two-season TV show, so we won’t bring it into this discussion), the vision behind the narrative—primarily that of creator James DeMonaco, who has written all five pictures and directed three of them—has remained remarkably consistent, often frightening, and right on the nose when it comes to the news....

November 23, 2022 · 5 min · 893 words · Monique Gaudet

The Haunting Of Bly Manor Ending Explained

While many have pointed out that The Haunting of Bly Manor is not quite as scary as its predecessor, it certainly has a more satisfying conclusion. The Haunting of Hill House seemed to lose its nerve in the final hour, delivering an ending that was too saccharine and unearned. On the flipside, Bly Manor concludes its story in heart wrenching, then bitter sweet fashion, revealing the identity of the series’ mysterious narrator, detailing the fates of the 1987-set characters, and expelling the spirits of the titular manor....

November 23, 2022 · 5 min · 937 words · Aron Souza

The Haunting Of Hill House Review Spoiler Free

Prevailing wisdom would suggest that The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina has all of the trappings to be this year’s designated Halloween hit; it’s a gritty remake of a popular ‘90s sitcom, is tied to the zeitgeisty Riverdale universe, and has the involvement of Riverdale showrunner and source material creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. Certainly, Sabrina will scare up some viewing numbers for Netflix, but my money is on The Haunting of Hill House to be the sleeper hit this Fall....

November 23, 2022 · 3 min · 431 words · Edith Steiger

The Legend Of Zelda Snowpeak Ruins Secret Origins Make It Zelda S Best Dungeon

Nestled near the peak of the mountain it shares a name with, Snowpeak Ruins’ prominent placement in Twilight Princess‘ world and its somewhat haunting exterior make it one of those Zelda dungeons that just begs to be explored. Once you step inside, though, you’ll soon discover that nearly everything about this dungeon defines series’ standards. Nothing about Snowpeak quite makes sense, and that feeling of uncertainty it almost immediately inspires only grows stronger as you explore it further....

November 23, 2022 · 9 min · 1715 words · Ira Wilkinson

The Magicians Season 4 Episode 10 Review All That Hard Glossy Armor

The Magicians Season 4 Episode 10 The best thing that can be said about this episode of The Magicians is that it showcased Summer Bishil’s MVP performance as Margo, which has been one of the most admirable aspects of season 4. Unfortunately, that’s about all that was great about “All That Hard, Glossy Armor,” the much-anticipated annual musical episode which, despite a few fun moments, mostly fell flat. The pursuit of Enyalius was surprisingly anti-climactic, and Zelda’s awakening to the Library’s betrayal was at best a set-up for future action....

November 23, 2022 · 5 min · 900 words · Dale Whitaker

The Man In The High Castle Season 3 Episode 5 Review The New Colossus

The Man in the High Castle Season 3 Episode 5 Nicely done, The Man in the High Castle; this is how you do the midpoint of a season for maximum excitement! This episode shows what happens when impulsive decisions are made during what amounts to a three-dimensional chess game of political maneuvering. John Smith has always been several moves ahead while unknowingly staying within Himmler’s carefully constructed plan, and Juliana Crain just made a bold move with her queen that will either decimate the board or leave her completely vulnerable to attack....

November 23, 2022 · 4 min · 733 words · Glenda Tutt

The Old Ways La Boca Postehki Brujas And The Real Cueva Del Diablo In Mexico

But by the time the credits roll on this tale of witchcraft, Cristina has instead found purpose as the new bruja (Spanish for “witch”) of the Mexican village where she was born, ready to continue fighting the demons that lurk in La Boca as her unlikely mentor Luz once did. “We’re not good at this, but we’re going to get better,” Cristina tells Carson in the final scene of the movie....

November 23, 2022 · 4 min · 824 words · Robert Johnson

The Real Texas Chainsaw Massacre How Ed Gein Inspired Classic Horror Movies

Investigators found the corpses of Mary Hogan and Bernice Worden, two women in their 50s, and the remains of about fifteen bodies, when they searched Ed Gein’s Plainfield, Wisconsin, farmhouse after his arrest. Ed said he couldn’t even remember how many people he actually killed. That was irresistible to filmmakers in the post-post-war era that followed Eisenhower’s America when cinema was throwing off the prohibitive motion picture codes. Three classic films, Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 chiller Psycho, Tobe Hooper’s 1973 killer The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Jonathan Demme’s 1991 thriller Silence of the Lambs, as well as the 1974 low budget cult flick Deranged, all delved into the memories Gein supposedly repressed....

November 23, 2022 · 9 min · 1847 words · Tina Gaines

The Right Stuff Review Spoiler Free

It’s impossible to see The Right Stuff, Disney+’s new drama series about NASA’s Mercury 7 astronauts, and not think about the award-winning 1983 film of the same name, but those comparisons don’t do this streaming series version any favors. Where the film is widely and rightly lauded for its authentic and ultimately inspiring depiction of the real lives behind the men who pioneered the U.S. space program, the small-screen version of The Right Stuff never gets off the ground....

November 23, 2022 · 4 min · 787 words · Melanie Mixon

The Rod Serling Christmas Movie You Never Saw

But A Christmas Carol has everything, all the trappings of Christmas, that sliver of darkness running through the whole thing, and above all a strong seasonal message to remind us what Christmas is about. The story has been reimagined and retold endless times since Charles Dickens’ book came out, from textually accurate recreations such as A Muppet Christmas Carol (seriously) to modern-day reimagining like the Bill Murray vehicle, Scrooged. And across all of these different retellings, the seasonal message is usually the first casualty....

November 23, 2022 · 9 min · 1827 words · Diana Fisher

The Sci Fi Classics That Inspired The Look Of Loki

All these elements are particularly present in the headquarters of the Time Variance Authority, the organization that keeps the Sacred Timeline from splintering off into pieces and sends agents out to retrieve Loki once he fractures the timeline with his escape from 2012 in Avengers: Endgame. It’s the kind of strange mix of science fiction, fantasy and enhanced reality that has been practiced in the past by filmmaking geniuses like Terry Gilliam and others....

November 23, 2022 · 3 min · 432 words · Ruth Handsaker

The Silence Of The Lambs Brooke Smith On Surviving Buffalo Bill

Yet to some, she will always be remembered as Catherine Martin, the daughter of Senator Ruth Martin who winds up being kidnapped by Jame Gumb, aka Buffalo Bill, in The Silence of The Lambs. Not that fans always immediately realise it. “I don’t get recognized for it that much compared with something like Grey’s Anatomy,” she tells Den of Geek. “With The Silence of the Lambs, it’s more like ‘wait a minute, how do I know you?...

November 23, 2022 · 8 min · 1625 words · Ruth Palmer

The Simpsons Season 33 Episode 7 Review A Serious Flanders Part 2

The Simpsons Season 33 Episode 7 The Simpsons season 33 episode 7 is Uff-da, even if the villain of the episode, Kostas Becker, voiced by Brian Cox, does say so himself. He is not one to get overwhelmed, and has faith in his good book, so we are inclined to believe him. But the biggest proof comes from Chief Wiggum, even if it will do nothing to clear up the case....

November 23, 2022 · 5 min · 866 words · Thomas Mease

The Sims 4 Best Mods For The Free To Play Game

Even though the barrier for entry into the latest Sims game has been lowered to “nothing,” anyone who downloads the game is still downloading the same, flawed title that was released in 2014. While Maxis hasn’t spent its time developing The Sims 5 (as far as we know), modders have been busy improving The Sims 4 base experience in ways that even some of the game’s official expansions haven’t topped....

November 23, 2022 · 6 min · 1117 words · Matthew Steed

The Sopranos Didn T Terminate Robert Patrick They Busted Him Out

Robert Patrick is probably best known for playing the cyborg T-1000 in Terminator 2. It is an iconic role in science fiction cinema, as memorable as Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character. Patrick had to fill the shoes, suits, and unimaginative ties worn by David Duchovny’s Fox Mulder when he stepped into the last two seasons of The X-Files, as Agent John Doggett. He stumbled into playing against himself on The Walking Dead....

November 23, 2022 · 6 min · 1106 words · Stephen Thompson