How Mike Flanagan Is Turning Prime Video Into TV’s Horror Streaming King

Last month, Mike Flanagan officially began a new partnership with Amazon MGM Studios. This deal, spanning several years, will give him more creative control and financial support for his TV series and miniseries. After Netflix cancelled his series The Midnight Club, based on Christopher Pike’s novel, and wouldn’t release his work on DVD or Blu-ray, Flanagan looked for a more supportive home for his projects. This new deal positions Amazon Studios to become a major player in horror TV streaming.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire Resurfaces on Hulu 2 Years Later

The new Godzilla vs. Kong movie, released on Hulu on April 6th, quickly became a hit with viewers. FlixPatrol reports it’s currently the 5th most-streamed movie on Hulu in the US, surpassing popular films like Ready or Not and The Devil Wears Prada, both of which are getting sequels in 2024.

10 Underrated Movies From 2011 Worth Revisiting

2011 had a lot of excellent films, but some really good ones didn’t get much attention. These movies were either small independent releases, went straight to home video, or simply weren’t fully appreciated when they first came out – but they’re all worth watching.

Where To Start Reading Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere & Full Reading Order

There are many ways to start reading Brandon Sanderson’s books, and it’s a common question! Sanderson himself has even created a 3-book set to help new readers get started with different options. While that’s a good solution, it doesn’t work for everyone. Having read everything in the Cosmere universe, I’ve put together a guide to help beginners become dedicated fans.

The New Seven Deadly Sins: Origin Game Is Already #1 on the Charts

Despite being a bit under the radar, The Seven Deadly Sins remains popular, and it’s experiencing a resurgence in surprising ways. The newest example is The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, a free-to-play game for mobile and consoles that hopes to become the top open-world anime game. With its strong debut at #1 on mobile charts, it looks like it might just achieve that goal.

Ready Player One Returns With An Unexpected Twist That Fans Didn’t See Coming

Adapted from Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel by Scott Peterson (known for his work on Batman: Gotham Adventures) and Meredith Laxton (The Crow), a full-color graphic novel version is coming soon. It will be available as a Target exclusive hardcover on October 6th. Paperback and hardcover editions will then be released at other stores in March 2027, and a graphic novel adaptation of Ready Player Two is already scheduled for 2028.