Many great sci-fi stories use their opening credits to hint at the world they’ve created or what’s to come for the characters. However, this particular show’s opening is special – it’s like a mini-movie in itself, a complete story told without any dialogue, acting as a captivating introduction.
While this Star Trek episode is known for being funny, it also offers a thoughtful take on heroism. Instead of focusing on captains or typical Starfleet heroes, the story shines a light on more unexpected characters. With Quark leading the way, “The Magnificent Ferengi” playfully demonstrates that heroism can take many forms, especially during a time of war like the Dominion War.
The sequel to Ready or Not, titled Ready or Not 2, raises the stakes with even more families pursuing Grace. This time, her sister, Faith, is also caught in the terrifying game. Despite being a smaller project than working on a large franchise like Scream, the directors actually felt more pressure with the Ready or Not follow-up. They recently discussed this in SFX Magazine (as reported by GamesRadar), explaining how returning to their original concept felt different than working with an established franchise like Scream.
What makes certain movies truly iconic? Though their stories and characters are different, these films usually have things in common. They often explore universal themes that connect with many people, or they start completely new and imaginative worlds that inspire countless other stories. Plus, a combination of strong reviews, positive word-of-mouth, and widespread excitement can elevate a good movie to a truly great one in our shared cultural memory. Whatever the reason, these films—from classics that define generations to hilarious modern hits—become so well-known that it feels like everyone has seen them.
Actor Joshua Jackson, known for his role in Dawson’s Creek, revealed he had been diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2023, sharing the news publicly in 2024. The cancer treatment created significant financial hardship for him. Shortly after the passing of his Grey’s Anatomy colleague, friends launched a GoFundMe campaign to help with his expenses, which drew some criticism, prompting a friend to explain the reasoning behind it.
Both shows draw inspiration from Philip K. Dick, though one relies on his stories more heavily. However, Electric Dreams generally feels more captivating. If you’ve finished Black Mirror and are looking for something similar, Electric Dreams is definitely worth checking out.
Everything shifted in December 2005 with the release of the “Lazy Sunday” sketch. This funny rap song, created by Andy Samberg and Chris Parnell (along with Samberg’s comedy group, The Lonely Island, who joined SNL that season – Samberg as a performer, and Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer as writers) quickly became a hit on YouTube. Fans unofficially uploaded the song, and it gained over six million views. Although NBC had those videos taken down, it became clear that YouTube was the go-to platform for viral comedy.
Horror fans have a lot to look forward to in 2026! Sébastien Vaniček’s new Evil Dead film, Evil Dead Burn, is scheduled to come out on July 24th. This follows the 2023 release of Evil Dead Rise, and will be joined by another Evil Dead movie directed by Francis Galluppi, details of which are currently unknown.
At first glance, Everybody Loves Raymond seems like a standard family comedy. It centers on the five Barone family members, who live near Ray’s (Ray Romano) pushy parents, and his gloomy brother Robert (Brad Garrett) is always around. It’s a familiar storyline, almost like something an AI could generate, but the show was surprisingly unique among sitcoms.
The second season of Daredevil: Born Again will be released differently than the first. Instead of premiering multiple episodes at once, Disney has announced that Season 2 will begin with just one episode on March 24, 2026, at 9 p.m. Eastern Time.