Today, TV shows are often judged too quickly based on numbers, leading to cancellations before they have a real chance. Despite being cut short, The Abandons stood out with its originality and boldness. Thanks to a talented cast, a solid foundation, and a focused story, its single season has become a beloved modern Western, proving that a show doesn’t need to last long to be truly memorable.
The 2016 anime series 91 Days didn’t receive the attention it deserved when it first came out, but it really deserves a second look now. Over the past ten years, it’s actually become even more compelling. While revenge stories are common in anime, 91 Days stands out for its realistic and detailed exploration of how hatred builds over time. It portrays vengeance not as a quick fix, but as a gradual and destructive process.
Elsa Lanchester once told horror enthusiast Calvin Thomas Beck that she thought her most famous contribution to film was her screaming. She noted that she’d been asked to scream in many of her movies afterward, and while she wasn’t sure if it was coincidence, she hoped she was known for more than just that one skill.
Recently released merchandise for the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie gave fans their first glimpse of two villains: Boomerang and Tarantula. These characters are the 15th and 16th individual villains confirmed for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man films, adding to the antagonists already seen in Homecoming, Far From Home, and No Way Home.
It’s tempting to find small faults, but honestly, these Netflix miniseries are remarkably well-made. Each one, however, has a significant weakness that’s hard to overlook. Despite receiving generally positive reviews, a common issue consistently appears across all of them.
According to FlixPatrol, Starfleet Academy is now the most popular show on Amazon Channels in the US, UK, and Germany. It’s also performing well on Paramount+, reaching the top 3 in Austria, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. The show is currently at No. 6 in the UK and No. 8 in Canada. These numbers are encouraging and suggest that more people are tuning in as the first season comes to a close.
Paul Verhoeven’s 1990 film Total Recall received a remake in 2012 starring Colin Farrell, but it wasn’t very well-received. More importantly, the original film helped establish a unique style of exciting, thought-provoking science fiction movies that often make viewers wonder what’s real.
Director Carlos López Estrada recently revealed during a Reddit Q&A that the remake, which began development in 2020, has been cancelled. This means Disney has put the project on hold years after it was initially announced. Here’s what he said:
“Unfortunately, it’s over,” Estrada explained. “I’m disappointed because I really believed it had something unique and special going for it. We had developed some truly amazing music for the project.”
The new trailer gives fans their first glimpse of Camila Rodriguez as Angela Del Toro in her White Tiger costume. For a quick scene, Angela is shown standing behind Karen Page, who is pointing a gun at something approaching them.