Megan Fox Voicing Toy Chica in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
Blumhouse reveals that Megan Fox has joined the cast of the horror sequel Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 alongside a returning star with a new role.
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Invincible Creator Reveals A “Darker” Mark Grayson
Robert Kirkman, the creator of Invincible, reveals season 4’s dark twist and Mark Grayson’s fate.
High Potential: Season 2, Episode 4 Reveals Karadec’s Superpower
High Potential season 2, episode 4 gives Karadec his own HPI-style superpower, and it sets up a storyline fans have been waiting for since season 1.
Anchor Bay’s Dark Comedy ‘Candy Apple’ Due on Blu-ray Disc Oct. 14 From MVD
Anchor Bay Entertainment’s 2015 dark comedy Candy Apple will be released on Blu-ray Disc Oct. 14 from MVD Entertainment Group. Written and directed By Dean Dempsey (Deadman’s Barstool) and using the director’s biological father and true stories strung together in a fictional narrative, Candy Apple follows Texas Trash as he struggles to get sober while … Continue reading “Anchor Bay’s Dark Comedy ‘Candy Apple’ Due on Blu-ray Disc Oct. 14 From MVD”
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Paramount+ Orders Legal Thriller Series ‘Discretion’ Starring Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning
The Paramount+ streaming service has given a straight-to-series order for A24’s legal thriller “Discretion,” which will star Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning. Acquired after a hotly competitive bidding process, the series, adapted from Chandler Baker’s fictional short story, will focus on a summer associate (Fanning) at a prestigious Dallas law firm who uncovers a web of … Continue reading “Paramount+ Orders Legal Thriller Series ‘Discretion’ Starring Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning”
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Who Killed the Montreal Expos?
While it’s light on the actual baseball, it doesn’t forget the fans.
Kiss of the Spider Woman
It’s kitsch but a delightfully surprising throwback, and a welcome reminder that in times of need, we still have art for escape.
There Was, There Was Not
The film is as aching as it is diverse and defiant in reflecting its subjects.