Movies

For three and a half decades now, we’ve known Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter from the movie Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.

Last night’s episode of Big Brother season 26 was an emotional rollercoaster.

As a longtime fan of Big Brother, I can confidently say that this week is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable yet. With so many alliances shifting and backdoor plans in motion, it feels like anyone could be going home at any moment. This season has reminded me once again why I love this show – the suspense and drama are palpable! It’s always fascinating to see how the houseguests navigate through the twists and turns of the game, especially when they’re unsure who might be their next target. As someone who’s watched Big Brother for years, I can attest that this level of unpredictability makes for some truly exciting television!

The last installment of “House of the Dragon” season 2 is scheduled for broadcast this Sunday, August 4, on both HBO and Max. This time around, we’re treated to fresh images, with one featuring Criston Cole making an appearance after missing the previous episode. He can be seen walking towards Harrenhal, looking particularly somber as he gazes intently into a campfire.

The Discovery Channel will be reintroducing two popular shows in August, as well as a captivating special focusing on the mysterious case of Amelia Earhart, an aviator who vanished together with her aircraft in 1937.

As a gaming enthusiast diving into the realm of horror films, let me tell you this: my collection has got quite a mix, from folk and supernatural terrors to psychological and post-apocalyptic nightmares. You might have already watched some of these spine-tingling masterpieces, but I guarantee that each one is worth revisiting again and again.

It appears that one reason suggested for the low viewership of Star Trek: Enterprise is viewer fatigue, as there had been a continuous stream of Star Trek series from 1987 to 2005, followed by a 12-year break before Star Trek: Discovery premiered. During this gap, J.J. Abrams’ Kelvin timeline films were released starting in 2009, so fans only went four years without any new Star Trek content. This could have led some to believe that perhaps the audience was simply overwhelmed with too much Star Trek.

A new look at BBC Chloe Ayling drama Kidnapped has been released.

2024’s BFI London Film Festival concludes with an unanticipated selection – a movie immersed in the realm of LEGO animation.

Upon the arrival of “Wicked Little Letters” on Netflix, another comedic title featuring Olivia Colman can also be found streaming on the platform.