Who Really Gets Infected First In John Carpenter’s The Thing

Beyond the impressive visual effects, the biggest talking point surrounding the film is the central mystery it explores: who was the very first person to become infected?

Beyond the impressive visual effects, the biggest talking point surrounding the film is the central mystery it explores: who was the very first person to become infected?

The season 2 finale of High Potential brought several major plotlines to a head, even though the central case wasn’t as captivating as those from season 1. Karadec’s attempt to reconnect with his ex, Lucia, ended badly, and Roman’s storyline saw a new twist, but remains unfinished. However, the most impactful moment of the episode, “Family Tree,” was the shocking death of Nick Wagner, especially considering the news that Steve Howey is leaving the show. Fans will have to wait until the next season to find out what happens next.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, writer Chris Butler explained that the team behind Masters of the Universe aimed to create a positive male role model, much like Barbie has been for girls, stating:

Antoine Fuqua, the director of Michael, is well-known for his work on action movies like Training Day and the Equalizer series, as well as documentaries about Muhammad Ali and the L.A. Lakers. He’s also directed music videos for artists such as Toni Braxton, Prince, and Stevie Wonder. This background in music will be particularly useful in Michael, which features a soundtrack full of iconic songs like “I’ll Be There,” “I Want You Back,” “Beat It,” and “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough.”

Before becoming a movie star, Chris Pratt appeared in a popular, though not mainstream, TV show called Everwood. It first aired on the WB network on September 16, 2002, and featured a large cast including Treat Williams, Gregory Smith, Vivien Cardone, Emily VanCamp, and Chris Pratt, along with Debra Mooney, Stephanie Niznik, John Beasley, and Tom Amandes.

Fans have been waiting a long time for an adaptation of William Gibson’s classic cyberpunk novel, Neuromancer, and it’s finally coming to Apple TV. But surprisingly, Amazon’s Blade Runner: 2099 is shaping up to be an even more ambitious cyberpunk series, and that’s not the biggest surprise surrounding the show.

Early reports indicated that Jenna Ortega’s co-star in the upcoming film could have been Ella Purnell or Marisa Abela. However, a later list of contenders also included Isabela Merced (formerly known as Isabela Moner, and also credited as Arjona). Director James Gunn clarified that he’s been friends with Merced for a decade, ever since he cast her in The Belko Experiment.

Vincent D’Onofrio recently discussed his time on Law & Order: Criminal Intent in an interview with GQ. He remembered being offered the part, which was his first big television role, and initially feeling a little hesitant. However, he was convinced to take the job after reading a script written by the show’s original creator, René Balcer.

After three films and 25 years, it seems history is repeating itself! The latest sneak peek at Focker-in-Law shows Jack bringing out the lie detector again – this time to question a new character, Olivia Jones, played by Ariana Grande. You can watch the short trailer below.

You can now watch The A-Team on Starz, and it’s also available as an add-on through Amazon Prime Video. It was through this channel that the show originally told the story of a skilled team of soldiers wrongly convicted of a crime and sent to prison. Recently, the A-Team reboot has become a weekly Top 10 hit on Starz through Amazon, though Sydney Sweeney’s The Housemaid currently holds the number one spot.