What makes Trachtenberg’s work on the Predator films so remarkable is that many others have tried to recapture the magic of the original, but haven’t come close. He’s not only delivered the same level of thrilling action and entertainment, but he’s also found fresh and inventive ways to portray the Predator, avoiding predictable storylines.
Even with the unusual accent, Pierce Brosnan is incredibly fun to watch as the crazed Harrigan, and he clearly enjoys the role. It’s a surprising performance for audiences used to seeing him as a charming hero, as he fully embraces playing a ruthless villain. In fact, this shift in image may have begun two decades earlier with his darkly comedic role as an aging hitman in the film The Matador. Film critic Roger Ebert called that movie an “overlooked gem,” and it showed audiences a different side of Brosnan, portraying a morally questionable character who cheerfully referred to himself as a killer-for-hire.
Just when viewers thought they knew what to expect from the spooky town of Derry… actually, why would anyone think it’s safe to go back? The fourth episode of IT: Welcome to Derry, titled “The Great Swirling Apparatus of Our Planet’s Function,” delivered a surprisingly wild and engaging experience.
This medical drama is consistently engaging thanks to its fast-paced conversations, intricate storylines, and realistic medical details. While Dr. Gregory House isn’t exactly charming, he’s a fascinating character to watch, and his cynical perspective offers a surprisingly insightful look at the human condition.
The death of Ned Stark marked the end of traditional heroism in fantasy television. This shocking moment worked because the show’s creators first made viewers believe in Ned as a truly honorable man, even leading many to think he deserved to be king. When that hope was abruptly destroyed, it ushered in a darker, more realistic era where goodness wasn’t enough to ensure survival. From the very beginning, Game of Thrones hinted that any character striving to be noble was ultimately destined to fail.
In May 2020, a disagreement between the sheriff, Phoenix, and the mayor, Pascal, caused major tension and divided the town of Eddington, New Mexico, turning neighbors against each other.
During a recent film screening at the Screen Actors Guild and Television Academy (as reported by Entertainment Weekly), Erivo finally addressed the upsetting incident involving Grande, sharing the following statement:
Whether you love groundbreaking blockbusters, classic films, or the latest in horror, these ten trilogies showcase the power of cinema to both entertain and transport us to other worlds. And now, you can watch each complete trilogy – exactly as the creators envisioned – all in one place.
Featuring Jürgen Prochnow, Scott Glenn, Ian McKellen, and Gabriel Byrne, The Keep is based on the novel by F. Paul Wilson. The film follows a group of German soldiers stationed in a remote Romanian castle during the early years of World War II. This castle wasn’t designed to protect against enemies, but to imprison an evil power. The Keep marked a departure for director Michael Mann, known for his crime dramas, as it delved into a dark, *Omenlike horror story. While it retains some of Mann’s signature 1980s style – including a moody synth soundtrack, dramatic slow-motion, and gritty dialogue – the film is otherwise quite different from his usual work.