I’ve seen a lot of great true crime shows lately – everything from Netflix’s Mindhunter to Hulu’s Murdaugh: A Death in the Family. But even with so many options, Hulu’s Under The Banner Of Heaven from 2022 really grabbed me. It felt like a standout example of just how compelling this genre can be.
It was awful seeing them grill my friend about Mark and whether he was really Nolan’s kid – how did they even know that? He refused to tell them anything, and they seriously hurt him for it. Luckily, he pulled through, but it changed him. He came back even stronger than Invincible, and it made Thaedus and me realize someone close to us must be leaking information to the enemy. We’re certain of it now.
The 1980s produced a wealth of fantastic films. While titles like Back to the Future, The Empire Strikes Back, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Raging Bull are rightfully celebrated, many other equally great movies have faded from public memory. It’s a shame these ten 80s gems haven’t received the same lasting appreciation as other, less remarkable films.
Viewers were shocked when Amazon unexpectedly cancelled its live-action Wheel of Time series after three seasons. While some fans started a campaign to try and save the show, it wasn’t successful. Following the cancellation, the show’s creator, Rafe Judkins, suggested there might still be a way to continue the story on screen.
The Assassin’s Creed series is a hugely popular video game franchise, selling over 230 million copies by early 2026. These games are known for their immersive, open-world settings and action-packed adventures in historical locations. First released in 2007, the series centers around a hidden conflict between Assassins and Templars, and players use skills like parkour, stealth, and combat to complete missions.
In a Deadline interview, Nathan Fillion shared why the upcoming Firefly revival will be animated. He explained that animation makes it possible to bring back the show’s original stories and characters within a reasonable timeframe.
Dawn M. Bennett and Emi Lo discuss what makes the fantasy series Sentenced To Be A Hero so captivating right from the start. They explore why the show immediately grabs viewers with its exciting first episode and intricate political storylines, highlighting the unique journey of the main character, Zilo, the strong sense of community among … Read more
Considering the criticisms Disney’s Star Wars films have faced – like the negative reaction to The Rise of Skywalker and the disappointing performance of Solo – it’s tempting to view George Lucas’ original Star Wars as the peak of the series. However, Lucas’s work wasn’t without its own flaws; his prequel trilogy received harsh criticism, similar to the strong negative response to Disney’s sequel trilogy and those involved in making it.
Padraic McKinley makes his directorial debut with The Weight. He’s previously directed episodes of the MMA series Kingdom starring Frank Grillo, and worked as an editor on action films like Homefront and Wild Card with Jason Statham. The film itself is written by Matthew Chapman (Runaway Jury) and Shelby Gaines (Wildcat) and stars Ethan Hawke and Russell Crowe, alongside Julia Jones, Austin Amelio, and Avi Nash.
The film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man wraps up the story of the popular British drama, showing viewers what happened to the characters after the series finale and giving a final conclusion to Thomas Shelby’s arc. The film details Shelby’s transformation from a small-time criminal to the leader of a vast criminal organization who also ventured into politics.