Though the title Parenthood might make you think it’s just about raising children, the show actually explores all kinds of family connections and the love that binds them. Inspired by Ron Howard’s movie of the same name, the TV series takes the story in a more complete and realistic direction, offering something relatable for just about everyone.
Pokémon Dreamstone Mysteries is a new fan-made game built on the foundation of Pokémon Emerald. Reddit user 3ateeji recently shared a detailed look at what makes it so good. With a captivating story and a fresh approach to the Pokémon world, Dreamstone Mysteries could be one of the best unofficial Pokémon games out there right now.
Known as the Satanic Slasher, the film Psycho Killer features WWE veteran James Preston Rogers as a traveling murderer. He leaves cryptic messages urging people to “Open the gates.” After the Slasher kills her husband and a fellow police officer, officer Jane Archer (Georgina Campbell) makes it her mission to stop him.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is known for both action and comedy roles, and when those worlds collide, like in the film True Lies, the results are fantastic. However, he doesn’t often stray far from those familiar genres. In 2017, though, he took on a role completely different from anything he’d done before.
The show grew in popularity every year, eventually rivaling hits like Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad in the number of viewers – and often surpassing them. Andrew Lincoln’s outstanding portrayal of Rick Grimes on The Walking Dead was key to its success in the early seasons, before ratings began to fall.
Nia DaCosta, director of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, recently spoke with MovieWeb about the significance of the film’s central landmark. The bone temple, first seen in Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later, is a haunting memorial constructed by Kelson using the bones of those who died from the Rage Virus. DaCosta shared that she finds a strange beauty in the temple’s disturbing design.
Fans waited a long time to see Daredevil back on screen. Following the cancellation of Netflix’s Marvel shows, including Daredevil and Jessica Jones, it was unclear what would happen to those characters. Then, Charlie Cox made a surprise appearance as Matt Murdock in the Spider-Man film No Way Home, and Vincent D’Onofrio returned as Kingpin in Hawkeye. Now, five years later, a new season of the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again is almost here. While the show will bring back Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones, it doesn’t seem to be connected to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe storyline.
The new Netflix series, KPop Demon Hunters, quickly became a huge cultural phenomenon. Despite the challenges facing even big-budget animated shows, it didn’t just gain attention – it dominated the conversation. The show is stylish, hilarious, full of action, and genuinely heartfelt, making it a perfect fit for today’s viewers.
A new British independent film coming out in 2025 takes the familiar tale of an orphaned deer and twists it into a terrifying horror story. Directed by Dan Allen and written by Rhys Warrington, the movie centers on a woman and her child as they’re pursued by a vengeful, zombie-like deer who is seeking retribution for his mother’s death.
Though it hasn’t been officially announced, Zooey Deschanel is reportedly starring in a new NBC pilot created by Dean Georgaris and John Fox. The show centers on Professor Georgia Ryan, a criminal psychology expert who consults with the FBI on cases. The premise involves Professor Ryan uniquely focusing on the victim’s perspective to find clues that standard investigations often miss – a concept similar to the approach taken by Dr. Brennan in the show Bones.