The Shocking Reason Stack Spares Sammie in Sinners’ Post-Credits Scene Revealed

As a passionate cinephile, I must say that among the blockbusters of 2025, “Sinners” stands out as one of the most intriguing films. Despite garnering widespread critical acclaim, it’s sparked quite a debate among viewers regarding Stack’s ultimate decision at the end of the film. You see, Stack is one of the main characters in “Sinners,” and his vampiric abilities have shifted him from a protagonist to an antagonist. However, his unexpectedly cordial confrontation with another major character in the movie is something that has left many viewers scratching their heads.

South Park Creators at War with Network Over New Season

The animation that follows its version of celebrities, who are archaeologists, is heading into its sophomore season. Digman!‘s premiere will now air on Wednesday, July 23, at 10:30 PM, following South Park, which will air in Comedy Central’s 10:00 PM time slot on the same day. News of South Park‘s 27th season premiere being delayed was announced on Wednesday, July 2, which, of course, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone were not happy about. While Comedy Central shared the news in a press release, Parker and Stone shared their response via South Park‘s official X (formerly Twitter) account. In response to the press release from Comedy Central about the change in premiere date for South Park Trey Parker & Matt Stone said:

Why Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Says Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 Will Be the Wildest Ride Yet

Currently, Season 4 of The Lincoln Lawyer has yet to be given a release date by Netflix in their 2025 lineup, but it was recently completed. Meanwhile, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo is actively promoting his upcoming movie, Jurassic World Rebirth, and during these promotions, he’s been discussing The Lincoln Lawyer as well. In an interview on Just for Variety, he was questioned about Mikey’s forthcoming tale, to which he replied.

Ben Grimm is Targeted by the World’s Deadliest Assassin in The Thing #2

Ben Grimm, once tormented by his childhood bully, sets out towards Midtown to find a lost 6-year-old girl. En route, their bully shows up on a rooftop sign, threatening The Thing for being there. A brawl breaks out, and the bully admits knowing nothing about the missing child. The Thing trusts him, knocks him unconscious, and decides to stay put to monitor whoever comes to retrieve him. Ben’s instinct leads them to a fishy rendezvous that grows more questionable with each passing moment…until an explosion rocks the scene, sending everyone scattering.

This Is Spinal Tap: Still Hilarious, But…

Written collaboratively by four individuals, with a large portion being improvised, “This Is Spinal Tap” functions as a humorous fake documentary that delves into the life of the fictional English heavy metal band bearing the same name. As it progresses, the film adopts an unconventional structure, moving back and forth between recounting their early days marked by numerous personnel and genre shifts, to their latest tour where they encounter challenges such as creative disputes, dwindling fanbase, and cancellations of concert locations.