Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 Retcons Show Lore With New Character

Even though the fifth season of Stranger Things has concluded with a surprising turn for Eleven (played by Millie Bobby Brown), the world of the show isn’t finished. Stranger Things is becoming a larger franchise, including behind-the-scenes content, documentaries, games, and novels. The next installment is an animated prequel series called Stranger Things: Tales From ‘85, which is adding new details to the show’s established history.

Ethan Hawke’s Chilling New R-Rated Thriller Is Killing It As No. 1 Movie In The US On Streaming

Currently, Black Phone 2 is the most popular movie on Peacock in the United States. It’s held the top spot for nine days straight, according to FlixPatrol. The film is performing better than The Hunger Games (at number two), as well as Gabby Dollhouse: The Movie, Bugonia, the other Hunger Games films, Shrek Forever After, and Despicable Me, which rounds out the top ten.

Delroy Lindo Landed His First Oscar Nomination, But Denzel Washington Was Giving Him Flowers Weeks Beforehand

The conversation happened during a special showing of Sinners followed by a discussion, led by Washington (according to Deadline). Washington, famous for Training Day, began the evening by asking everyone to give Lindo a standing ovation, saying it was a recognition long in the making. Denzel openly shared stories about their time practicing acting together in San Francisco and how much he learned just by observing Lindo’s work on Malcolm X. Here’s how he described it:

In Just 1 Day, The Sequel Dubbed ‘The Worst Horror of 2025’ Becomes an Instant Streaming Hit

A year after the release of The Strangers: Chapter 1, the second film in the new trilogy arrived. Both movies are part of The Strangers series, which began in 2008 with a film directed by Bryan Bertino and starring Liv Tyler. Despite receiving poor reviews, The Strangers – Chapter 2 has quickly become popular on the streaming service Starz, according to FlixPatrol.

The Grey Was So Good Roger Ebert Walked Out Of His Next Movie

Director Joe Carnahan is getting attention again with his new thriller, The Rip, starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. This has led many to revisit his earlier work, and one film in particular stands out as a showcase of his skills: the 2011 survival action movie The Grey, which starred Liam Neeson.

Send Help Reviews: Sam Raimi’s Horror Comedy Is ‘Disgusting’ And ‘Brilliant’

It’s challenging to make a good survival movie, but when done well, the genre can really shine. Sam Raimi’s Send Help has been praised by critics for its distinctive blend of horror and comedy – a style he’s become known for. Reviewers have noted that Raimi’s signature touches make the film particularly effective: injuries feel intensely painful, and the film skillfully draws the audience into the characters’ escalating desperation. The result is a gripping and realistic portrayal of what it truly takes to survive and how people might react under extreme pressure.