Frankenstein’s Saddest Death Was Even Worse in the Book

Elizabeth has long been a central, innocent figure in the story of Frankenstein, often tragically caught between Victor and his monster. While her fate is traditionally predetermined, Guillermo del Toro reimagines her role and death, fundamentally shifting the story’s emotional impact. By combining elements of the original novel with a compassionate and heartbreaking new perspective, del Toro makes Elizabeth’s death the most powerful illustration of the damaging connection between Victor and the Creature. It shows not only who they’ve become, but what was inevitably lost from the start.

The complete Predator timeline explained – including Predator: Badlands

It might not be clear at first exactly when Predator: Badlands takes place within the overall Predator story, but we’re here to help sort it out. The series has thankfully avoided overly complicated timelines like some other big franchises (like X-Men), but considering the story covers 38 years and includes two crossover films, it’s still useful to have a refresher on past events.

The MCU Just Showed How 2026’s First Release Can Set Up The X-Men Saga

As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve been following the way the MCU has been subtly prepping for the X-Men’s arrival for a while now. It’s exciting, but it’s also been a bit frustrating seeing missed opportunities. Remember how they had to rework Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver’s backstories early on just to avoid immediately labeling them as mutants? It felt like a workaround. But lately, things are changing! Recent storylines, especially something I just learned about regarding an upcoming movie, are really pointing towards the X-Men finally fitting naturally into the MCU universe, and it feels right.

The Meaning Behind the Incendiary Ending of Die My Love

I just saw Lynne Ramsay’s latest, and wow, it’s a really unsettling film. It follows Grace, played by Jennifer Lawrence, and her boyfriend Jackson (Robert Pattinson) as they move from New York to this incredibly isolated part of Montana. Jackson’s inherited a house from an uncle who tragically took his own life, and they’re hoping to start a family there. But once their baby, Harry, arrives, things start to fall apart. Jackson is frequently away, and Grace slowly begins to unravel mentally. It’s heartbreaking to watch, and honestly, there doesn’t seem to be any way out for her. It’s a dark, funny, and deeply disturbing movie.

Peter Hujar’s Day Details the Minutiae of One Artist’s Life—and Captures the Living Spirit of New York

New York City is known for its lively conversations, and that energy comes through in Peter Hujar’s Day. The film’s script is based on a lengthy, informal interview writer Linda Rosenkrantz conducted with photographer Peter Hujar in 1974. Rosenkrantz had planned a whole book of interviews with people in her life, documenting their daily routines, but the project was never completed. The original interview tapes with Hujar were lost for years, but were eventually published as a book in 2022. Sachs’ script draws directly from these tapes, capturing a spontaneous flow of casual conversation, name-dropping, and fleeting ideas that somehow all connect beautifully.

The True Story Behind Peter Hujar’s Day

The author of Talk, a book featuring conversations with friends in the Hamptons, originally intended to write a book based on her conversation with Hujar, focusing on the daily routines of famous individuals.