20th Century Studios In an era where Instagram has allowed celebrities to curate their public images as they see fit, the word “sex symbol” has mostly been retired as anyone can be a sex symbol under the right circumstances. Early sex symbol figures like Marilyn Monroe and Brigitte…
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Static Media “Vinland Saga” brings the era of the Vikings to the realm of anime. The titular “Vinland” is the name that Viking explorer Leif Erikson gave to North America after reaching its shores, and in the series, that far off land represents a wish to escape to…
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CBS Before “Salem’s Lot” returned to the zeitgeist with a highly-anticipated (then delayed, then possibly almost shelved, and now anticipated again) reboot movie, the Stephen King classic was a miniseries that shook the world. Directed by “Texas Chain Saw Massacre” mastermind Tobe Hooper, the two-part 1979 series was…
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Sony Pictures Releasing It’s hard to feel something when a TV show you love gets canceled. At least, it is for me at this point. Netflix just announced the end of promising supernatural saga “Dead Boy Detectives” after one enthusiastically embraced season, while bold, sexy “Star Wars” story…
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The “V/H/S” films were released as follows. “V/H/S” (2012) “V/H/S/2” (2013) “V/H/S: Viral” (2014) “SiREN” (2016) “V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts” (2018) (TV Series) “V/H/S/94” (2021) “V/H/S/99” (2022) “Kids vs. Aliens” (January 20, 2023) “V/H/S/85” (October 6, 2023) “V/H/S/Beyond” (2024) “SiREN” was adapted from David Bruckner’s short “Amateur” from the first “V/H/S,” while “Kids vs. Aliens”…
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Parisa Taghizadeh/Warner Bros. Warning: The ghost with the most is back and so are spoilers. This article discusses plot details from “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” When the original “Dune” and “Beetlejuice” debuted within four years of one another in the 1980s, few could’ve imagined that we’d be sitting here almost…
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Netflix Mexican films and TV shows have been a source of consistent success for Netflix. Last year, Netflix subscribers couldn’t stop binge-watching “Thursday’s Widows,” a six-episode Mexican limited series that saw global success on the streamer. Then, in August of 2024, satirical take on a hostage thriller “Non Negotiable”…
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Warner Bros. Pictures The films of Tim Burton are known for their baffling, unique, and unforgettable creations. These films are as focused on a visual aesthetic and the designs within that aesthetic as they are on the people and stories. Though not all of Burton’s films are classics…
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Warner Bros. Pictures This article contains mild spoilers for “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” Ever since the first “Beetlejuice” escalated the obsession the ghostly Maitland couple had with Harry Belafonte to them trying to rid their home of the obnoxious Deetz family by making them do a possession lip sync dance…
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Static Media/Getty Images This post contains spoilers for “Vanilla Sky.” Cameron Crowe’s bafflingly convoluted yet intriguing “Vanilla Sky” opens with affluent businessman David Aames (Tom Cruise) in prison. Donning a prosthetic mask to hide his supposed facial disfigurement, David is initially reluctant to open up to court psychologist…
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