After Sinners’ New Backstory Reveal, It’s Obvious Smoke & Stack Were Doomed Even Without Vampires

Ultimately, Club Juke’s hopes were destroyed by Remmick, a vampire who happened to be in town and was attracted to the unique music of Smoke and Stack’s cousin, Sammie. The film suggests a massacre was almost unavoidable. While Annie’s understanding of the supernatural gave them some fighting chance, Remmick’s arrival immediately doomed their plan, even if Smoke and Stack had escaped unharmed.

James Gunn Defends His Controversial DCU Batman Hire

The Hollywood Reporter announced on January 21st that Christina Hodson will write the script for The Brave and the Bold, the film that will introduce Batman and his son, Damian Wayne, as Robin to the DC Universe. Sources say Hodson started working on the project as early as fall 2025.

Black Crowes announce 2026 tour with an excellent special guest

The Black Crowes made a triumphant return in 2024 with their album Happiness Bastards, proving the long hiatus was well worth it. Good news for fans – they won’t have to wait nearly as long for new music! Their next album, A Pound of Feathers, is scheduled to come out on March 13th.

Is Sam Carver Coming Back To Firehouse 51? Chicago Fire Season 14’s Messy Twist Explained

Sam Carver will be back in season 14 of Chicago Fire, but the show has left his future uncertain. Before the 2025-2026 TV season, it was revealed that Jake Lockett, along with Daniel Kyri, would be leaving the NBC drama. Neither Carver nor Darren Ritter had a clear departure storyline in the Chicago Fire season 13 finale, leaving fans wondering how the show would explain their exits.

Where Is The Rest Of The Dune 3 Cast?

We haven’t seen much news about the making of the new Dune movie lately. Filming happened with very few glimpses for fans. Most of the buzz has been about Timothée Chalamet shaving his head before filming started and the casting of Robert Pattinson, which signals a significant change from the previous film.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003): Roger Ebert’s Rare 0-Star Review

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a truly iconic horror film. I can still vividly recall the terrifying sounds – a door slamming open, then the sickening thud of a hammer hitting bone. It was a nearly impossible act to follow, and film critic Roger Ebert likely would have wished the filmmakers hadn’t attempted a remake.