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According to Deadline, R.L. Stine’s book series, *Stinetinglers*, is being adapted into an animated show by Limestone Animation, a new studio based in Ontario, Canada. The series began in 2022 and currently has four books, with a fifth planned for next year. Each book contains original short stories by Stine, the popular author behind the *Goosebumps* series, which has sold over 400 million copies worldwide in 35 languages. Stine stated that animation is the ideal way to bring the spooky stories of *Stinetinglers* to life.

I’m really excited about the *Cliffhanger* sequel, even though it’s had a bit of a bumpy road getting here! Originally, Sylvester Stallone was going to reprise his role as Gabe Walker, and the story was going to center around him getting kidnapped and his daughter having to save him. But things changed, and now Pierce Brosnan is taking on the role of Ray Cooper instead, with James playing his daughter, Sydney. I think it’s still going to be a great movie!

It’s no surprise that Daniel Day-Lewis gives a powerful performance in *Anemone*, his first film in eight years. However, I was particularly struck by one monologue in the middle of the movie. It’s a story Ray (played by Day-Lewis) tells his brother, Jem (Sean Bean), that’s both heartbreaking and disturbing – so much so that it evoked a strange mix of laughter and tears. It’s a rare and incredibly moving scene, and I was eager to ask the film’s co-writer and director about it during an interview.

Producer Robert Barsamian recently revealed to SFX Magazine that a new installment – the 13th – in the popular horror franchise is in development, along with a new video game. He also hinted that Jason Voorhees will reappear in surprising ways, potentially through brief appearances or even a shocking return from the dead. Horror fans are now eagerly awaiting what’s next.

Dragon Ball Daima’s director, Aya Komaki, recently discussed the show’s creative goals. She explained that the team intentionally aimed to create something new and exciting while still honoring the series’ history.

Natasha Liu Bordizzo has finished filming her scenes for Season 2 of Ahsoka. The actress, who plays Sabine Wren in the Disney+ Star Wars show, announced the news on Instagram after seven months of filming in Richmond, England. She shared a photo of herself and Rosario Dawson (as Ahsoka Tano) in costume, signaling the completion of her work on the season.

For the last ten years, Netflix has been a leader in bringing medieval action and adventure to viewers, with popular shows like *Vikings* and *The Witcher*. Here’s a look at some of the best medieval-themed shows available on Netflix and why they’re worth watching.

One of the highlights of this 1990s film is Nicolas Cage’s surprisingly strong performance. Released in 1999, *Bringing Out the Dead* is a bit of a hidden gem from Martin Scorsese, and one of his rarer forays into the thriller genre outside of films like *Cape Fear* and *Shutter Island*. Despite a career filled with memorable roles and collaborations with top directors, Nicolas Cage remains an often-overlooked actor. *Bringing Out the Dead* is a visually striking and thematically rich film, packed with intense moments and abstract imagery, and Cage truly shines in it.

Kent Sazi, the director, explained his vision for blending the classic Ninja Turtles stories with the lighthearted feel of 1990s family comedies like *Home Alone* and *Home Alone 2: Lost in New York* – a combination reflected in the Turtles’ new short. Sazi, who grew up a fan of both franchises, described the project as a chance to merge those influences. He noted the Turtles are usually focused on serious survival, but in this case, their challenge is simply navigating the New Jersey Turnpike. Sazi also discussed his intention to place the Turtles in a fresh setting, hoping it will lead to more exciting adventures down the line.

We’ve put together a list of 10 of the best horror short films on YouTube to help you find something scary to watch.