Honestly, if you didn’t grow up with the very first Scream movies, you probably don’t remember how much they changed horror. I might have skipped a few sequels here and there, or maybe just completely lost track of everything. It’s easy to do when the killer, Ghostface, is actually a different person in each movie – the whole story gets pretty complicated!
Resident Evil Requiem successfully blends thrilling action with traditional horror, and the return of Leon alongside the new character Grace makes it a standout title. Despite being the ninth main game, it’s easily one of the best in the Resident Evil series and a must-play for any horror enthusiast.
Neve Campbell will reprise her role as Sidney Prescott in Scream 7 after not appearing in Scream VI because of a disagreement over pay. Originally, Scream 7 was intended to conclude a story arc focusing on the new characters Sam and Tara Carpenter, but those plans changed when Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega were no longer involved. The film is now being reimagined as a return to the series’ roots, focusing on Sidney’s story. The plot will center around Sidney bringing her teenage daughter back to their hometown, where the daughter becomes the latest target of Ghostface, forcing Sidney to confront the killer and stop the violence for good.
I really thought combining Jason Statham’s tough-guy persona with the high-octane world of Mad Max would be amazing, and Death Race seemed like it had all the ingredients for a hit. Sadly, it just didn’t quite work for me. It’s based on the cult classic Death Race 2000 and an older story, but this version feels much grimmer than you’d expect, even for a movie with ‘death’ in the title! The story follows Jensen Ames (played by Statham), who gets a chance to earn his freedom by competing in a brutal, televised race where drivers battle it out in armored cars on a specially designed track – last man standing wins. But, naturally, things aren’t what they appear to be in this dark and twisted competition.
The new Punisher comic, written by Benjamin Percy with art by José Luis Soares Pinto and Oren Junior, picks up right after the events of last year’s ‘Punisher: Red Band.’ Previously, Frank Castle was briefly manipulated by the Kingpin, Wilson Fisk, through a brain implant. Fisk, seeking redemption after a supernatural experience with Daredevil, used Castle to target other crime leaders. But Castle realized he was being controlled and managed to remove the implant.
Amazing Spider-Man / Venom: Death Spiral #1 is written by Joe Kelly, Al Ewing, and Charles Soule, who currently write the Amazing Spider-Man, Venom, and Eddie Brock: Carnage comics. The majority of the issue focuses on setting up the current storylines for these characters. Throughout the issue, each page also includes a small panel detailing the story of someone affected by the villain, Torment. It’s eventually revealed that these victims are all distant relatives of either Spider-Man (Peter Parker) or Venom (Eddie Brock).
The latest season is currently getting positive reviews, with a 79% score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 14 critic reviews. While slightly lower than the 86% score of the first season, early feedback suggests it will still be a hit when it starts streaming in a few days.
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In 2021, Nicolas Cage took on a role that felt different from anything he’d done previously. Trailers showed him looking worn and aged, suggesting a character who had faced hardship. This was a noticeable change from his typical on-screen persona. When the film Pig was released, it showcased a brilliant performance from Cage, offering a subtle and complex portrayal that was a refreshing change of pace for the actor, and a level of dramatic depth he hadn’t displayed in a while.
Midnight Mass is a truly unique horror series that stands out from others in the genre. It’s a slow-paced, deeply unsettling story that explores faith, addiction, loss, and the dangers of extremism. Expect long, thoughtful conversations, awkward pauses, and sudden moments of intense violence. Even if you’re familiar with Mike Flanagan’s other work, this Netflix show will stay with you long after the credits roll.