How ‘The Keep’ Nearly Ruined Michael Mann’s Career

Featuring Jürgen Prochnow, Scott Glenn, Ian McKellen, and Gabriel Byrne, The Keep is based on the novel by F. Paul Wilson. The film follows a group of German soldiers stationed in a remote Romanian castle during the early years of World War II. This castle wasn’t designed to protect against enemies, but to imprison an evil power. The Keep marked a departure for director Michael Mann, known for his crime dramas, as it delved into a dark, *Omenlike horror story. While it retains some of Mann’s signature 1980s style – including a moody synth soundtrack, dramatic slow-motion, and gritty dialogue – the film is otherwise quite different from his usual work.

Why The Buffy Revival Needs An Episode Like “Once More, With Feeling”

Bringing back a beloved show can be tricky, and this new Buffy series might not live up to expectations. Many sequel series fail because they lose the humor of the original or damage established characters. While Sarah Michelle Gellar will return as Buffy, the show will primarily follow a new Slayer named Nova, played by Kiera Armstrong.

SNL Cold Open and Weekend Update Anger Trump Supporters

The sketch comedy show is famous for poking fun at the current President. He’s usually featured in some way each week, and last night’s episode (November 15, 2025) was no exception. Saturday Night Live’s opening sketch and its Weekend Update segment both heavily satirized Trump and the various issues he faced this month.

4 TV Shows with Massive Budgets That Failed to Deliver

HBO hoped Westworld would be its next big success, designed to attract viewers as Game of Thrones neared its end. However, the show lost the compelling storytelling that made its first season so popular, and by season four, each episode cost an incredible 160 million dollars to produce.

‘The Running Man’ Stumbles at the Weekend Box Office as the Horsemen Ride to Victory

The Running Man debuted at number two in theaters, earning $17 million – a bit less than the expected $20 million. It also brought in $11.2 million internationally, for a total worldwide opening weekend of $28.2 million. Meanwhile, Predator: Badlands saw a significant drop in viewers, falling 68% in its second weekend despite good reviews. So far, it’s made $66.3 million in the US and $136.3 million globally. Another new release, Keeper, opened at number seven with $2 million.

50 Years Ago, Hollywood Introduced Its Greatest Villain

Milos Forman’s 1975 film, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, is considered a classic. It’s remarkably rare – only three films have ever won every major award at the Academy Awards. Louise Fletcher won Best Actress for her chilling portrayal of Nurse Ratched in the movie.

8 Old-School Creature Features That Still Hold Up as Classics

These films are considered classics because they essentially created the monster movie subgenres we know today, being the earliest or most famous originals featuring iconic creatures. Beyond that, horror fans love them for their strong stories, striking visuals, and memorable characters. These movies, and others like them, not only shaped a generation of cinema but continue to entertain and inspire audiences today.

Landman Star Kayla Wallace Reacts To Season 2 Theories In Debunking AI

In the series Landman, Wallace portrays Rebecca Falcone, the lawyer responsible for proving M-Tex Oil’s legal claims. She often clashes with Billy Bob Thornton’s character, Tommy Norris, as they disagree on how best to defend the company. With Tommy becoming President after the death of Monty Miller at the end of season one, their already complex relationship is likely to become even more challenging. According to Wallace, Rebecca is quick-witted and resourceful, able to use any information she gathers to her advantage.