Fischbach’s first feature film, Iron Lung, was made possible through self-funding and their own direction, with Fischbach also starring in the movie. The film is based on the indie horror game Iron Lung by David Szymanski. It tells the story of a man navigating a tiny submarine through an ocean of blood on a remote moon after the sudden disappearance of all stars and planets.
The show Tell Me Lies featured complicated characters, with no one being completely good or entirely blameless. While many weren’t purely innocent, several made choices that led them down a dark path.
I grew up in the Gen X era, and while I didn’t see the very first video games, I definitely watched them change a lot as I was growing up. I have some really fond memories of playing classics like The Oregon Trail – seriously, dying of dysentery was a real fear! – and then getting older and discovering more mature stuff like Mortal Kombat. Those were the days!
David Lynch’s 2001 neo-noir mystery film, Mulholland Drive, starring Laura Harring and Justin Theroux, is currently available to stream on Tubi in the U.S. However, it will be removed from the platform in February, so fans of the film and Lynch should watch it soon. While a specific date hasn’t been announced, time is running out to enjoy this classic, puzzling movie.
Five years ago, plans were revealed to turn Victoria Aveyard’s popular dystopian fantasy series, Red Queen, into a TV show. Elizabeth Banks was said to be involved as a producer and director. However, the project has faced delays and there haven’t been many updates since the initial announcement. Fans are still eager to see if it will become the next successful adaptation of a dystopian novel for television.
Segura has released a couple of comedy albums, like 2010’s Thrilled and 2012’s White Girls With Cornrows. He’s also been on popular stand-up shows such as Live at Gotham and Comedy Central Presents. But we’re going to focus on his full-length comedy specials, all of which are currently available to stream on Netflix.
As a huge fan of spooky shows, I always enjoyed Jonathan Frakes hosting Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction. While it’s easy to call it just another horror anthology like The Twilight Zone or Black Mirror, it actually had a really cool, unique element that I think sets it apart. Honestly, it deserves way more recognition than it’s gotten over the years – it’s a show I always come back to!
Every TV show coming to Netflix in February:
Spy movies vary widely – some focus on gritty realism and complex moral questions, while others offer pure entertainment and memorable style. But all of them have significantly impacted popular culture. These films weren’t just successful when they came out; they influenced how all subsequent spy stories were created, from the writing to the acting and filmmaking. Covering a century of cinema, these films showcase the spy genre at its most intelligent and suspenseful.
Dean tells Sam he desperately needs a win, revealing how much emotional pain he’s been carrying since childhood. This feeling mirrored what the audience was experiencing as the show progressed – every victory for Sam and Dean came with even bigger challenges. Dean, in particular, rarely got a chance to truly feel relieved.