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The real reason behind The Project’s mid-air evacuation has been revealed.

Over the last weekend, enthusiasts from various spheres of pop culture flocked to San Diego Comic-Con, witnessing a bustling scene where entertainment industry heavyweights vied for their focus. A multitude of intriguing revelations were made, and in our latest episode of Take the Black, we delve into the significant ones – those that pique our interest.

Starting from late 2020, a tide of films emerged that addressed the COVID-19 pandemic in various ways, either directly or indirectly due to production constraints. Some movies tackled themes like quarantine and lockdown, reflecting our altered lifestyles. Others opted for narratives featuring only a handful of characters in a single setting, making them safer and easier to film during those times.

It was generally believed that actors from 20th Century Fox would feature in both Deadpool and Wolverine films. Given that this could be the last of their shared universe, it seemed fitting for them to end on a high note. Over time, this prediction proved more accurate than we initially thought.

Viewers who enjoy streaming series have come to expect it: A highly-praised show ending after only one season. Now, another series on Disney+ joins the list of shows that were cancelled prematurely!

1974 marked a crucial year in the evolution of the horror genre, as it saw the debut of groundbreaking slasher movies such as Tobe Hooper’s “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” and Bob Clark’s “Black Christmas”. These films laid important foundations for future generations of horror movies, leaving an indelible impact on classics like “Halloween”, “The Hills Have Eyes”, “Evil Dead”, and others.

Robert Picardo is returning once more to his iconic role as The Doctor. This time, he’ll be seen in the upcoming Star Trek: Starfleet Academy series, a show set after the happenings of Star Trek: Discovery, approximately 1,000 years following and intertwined with events from Voyager. Given this temporal shift, I can’t help but ponder if the incarnation of The Doctor we’ll see in Starfleet Academy will be the same as the one from Voyager.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has sparked great enthusiasm among fans due to its impressive cast and a return of notable actors from the original series like Robert Picardo. The show seems to hold significant promise, potentially surpassing anything else the franchise is currently developing, such as Star Trek 4 or Section 31.

Sam Claflin stars in the trailer of new horror Bagman from director Colm McCarthy.