With a fantastic cast including Nicole Kidman, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Ariana DeBose, this series is Ebaster’s #1 recommendation for Prime Video this week. If you’re a fan of suspenseful crime dramas and intricate murder mysteries, you won’t want to miss this – it’s perfect for a weekend binge!
The film Noah marked a turning point for large-scale religious movies, which had struggled for years prior. Recently, however, spiritual entertainment has become popular and profitable again, seemingly learning from the ambitious but ultimately risky approach of Noah.
The movie has become incredibly popular, gaining 39.3 million views on streaming in just its first few days. This success makes you wonder how much it could have earned if it had been shown in theaters.
Tommy Lee Jones is confirmed to be part of season two of The Lowdown, joining Betty Gilpin in the new installment, according to Deadline. Details about what role he’ll play haven’t been released yet.
FX has revealed that acclaimed actor Tommy Lee Jones (known for No Country for Old Men) will be joining Season 2 of The Lowdown. Production is scheduled to start this spring in Tulsa, Oklahoma. While details about his character are still unknown, Jones will appear alongside Betty Gilpin (American Primeval) as a new addition to the cast. The show follows a Tulsa citizen journalist as he uncovers local corruption and is created by Sterlin Harjo (Reservation Dogs), who also serves as an executive producer with Garrett Basch, Ethan Hawke, Ryan Hawke, Duffy Boudreau, and Scott Teems.
Reality dating shows are everywhere these days, but Netflix’s new series, Age of Attraction, takes a different approach. It brings together a group of contestants without revealing their ages, hoping to show that love isn’t limited by time or age.
The latest installment, Scream 7, continues the series’ habit of looking back at its history, with the new Ghostface attacks revolving around Sidney Prescott and her loved ones. This focus led many viewers to hope for the return of Jill Roberts, Sidney’s cousin, who is considered one of the most memorable Ghostface killers in the entire Scream franchise.
I recently revisited Walter Hill’s 1980 film, The Long Riders, and it still packs a punch. Hill, known for action favorites like 48 Hours and The Warriors, delivers exactly that – pure, unadulterated action. What’s really interesting is the cast; many weren’t your typical Western stars, bringing a fresh energy to the film. And let me tell you, the Northfield Bank robbery sequence is legendary. Even after all these years, it’s easily one of the most thrilling and well-executed shootouts I’ve ever seen in a Western. It’s a must-see for fans of the genre.
DC Comics has unveiled the cover for Emperor Aquaman #15, revealing a redesigned Aquaman. The new look brings back the arm and shoulder tattoos popularized by Jason Momoa’s portrayal of the character in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), following the events of the DC K.O. storyline.
The partnership between Alan Menken, who wrote the music, and Howard Ashman, who wrote the lyrics, was key to launching the Disney Renaissance. But before they brought musicals back to the big screen, they gained experience with the unsuccessful, though creatively interesting, film Little Shop of Horrors.