Recently, filmmakers have been experimenting with unique points of view in horror. Steven Soderbergh’s Presence tells a story through the eyes of a ghost revisiting its past, while In a Violent Nature shows a terrifying killing spree from the killer’s perspective. And Good Boy offers a truly different take, presenting a horror story through the eyes of a dog trying to protect its owner from a sinister force.
I’m a huge fan of 60 Days In, and what makes it so gripping is how secretive the whole operation is! They tell the inmates and most of the guards it’s just another documentary about prison life, but really, they’re hiding undercover participants. These people go in with fake names and backstories, and they’re specifically trained on how to blend in and interact with everyone. Honestly, with a setup like that, you know there have been some crazy, unpredictable things happen during filming!
The film will feature Paul Mescal playing Paul McCartney, Harrison Dickinson as John Lennon, Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr, and Joseph Quinn as George Harrison. Each movie will focus on the band’s story as seen through the eyes of one of its members.
The new series, Bosch: Start of Watch, is a prequel set in 1991 Los Angeles. It follows a young Harry Bosch (played by Cameron Monaghan, known from Gotham and Shameless) as he begins his career as a police officer. Omari Hardwick and Ariana Guerra have also been cast, with Guerra portraying a possible romantic partner for Bosch.
The film Obsession features Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette, Cooper Tomlinson, Megan Lawless, and Andy Richter. A newly released trailer offers a closer look at the movie’s unsettling story: a man desperately tries to win over his crush, making a dangerous wish on a magical willow tree. As often happens in these kinds of tales, his dream comes with a dark side, and the woman he loves becomes a frightening force in his life. Focus Features also released a brief summary of Obsession alongside the trailer on YouTube.
According to Deadline, Jason Clarke, known for his work in The Last Frontier, is the latest actor to join the cast of the upcoming Gundam movie. He’ll be acting alongside Sydney Sweeney and Noah Centineo, who previously starred in Street Fighter. Details about the characters Clarke, Sweeney, and Centineo will play haven’t been revealed yet. Netflix will distribute the film, which is a production of Legendary Pictures and Bandai Namco Filmworks. While there’s no confirmed release date, filming is scheduled to start this year, potentially leading to a release in 2027 or 2028.
Okay, so I just saw some interesting new merch photos from MyTimeToShine, and it’s got me even more hyped for the upcoming movie! It’s a Spider-Man backpack, which is cool enough on its own, but look closer! Hidden in the shadows behind Spidey are what appear to be silhouettes of characters like Hulk and Scorpion. It’s a subtle tease, but definitely suggests we’re going to see a lot more team-ups and maybe even some villains we weren’t expecting. A clever way to hint at what’s coming, if you ask me!
The new Netflix movie boasts an impressive cast, including Timothée Chalamet, Jessica Williams, Macaulay Culkin, and many other talented actors. It’s definitely worth watching if you have some free time this weekend.
The Chucky TV show, which aired on USA and Syfy, ended after three violent seasons two years ago, but the actor who plays Tiffany says that doesn’t mean the infamous, seemingly indestructible killer doll is finished with causing trouble – or using strong language.
In the sixth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Nus Braka cleverly defeated Captain Nahla Ake (Holly Hunter), resulting in a major setback for the United Federation of Planets. Braka used a group of dangerous, cannibalistic hybrids called the Furies to lure and hold cadets from Starfleet Academy and the War College hostage aboard the abandoned USS Miyazaki, skillfully manipulating Captain Ake, Admiral Charles Vance (Oded Fehr), and the entire Federation.