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Toby Poser wrote, directed, and stars in Mother of Flies, alongside John and Zelda Adams (with a brief appearance by Lulu Adams). The film centers on Mickey (Zelda Adams), a college student who, with her doubtful father Jake (John Adams), sets out to find a mysterious witch. They journey to her secluded home – a unique, tree house-like structure built into the woods and appearing almost alive with visible roots and plants. Outside the house, a tall stack of stones brings to mind the look and feel of the 1999 horror film, The Blair Witch Project.

Jeff Bridges returned to the world of Tron after over ten years, playing a version of Kevin Flynn in Ares – his first film role in seven years. Despite impressive visuals and the often-controversial Jared Leto, the movie didn’t perform well in theaters, leaving some to wonder if audiences still cared about the Tron universe. When Entertainment Weekly asked about the film’s disappointing reception, Bridges remained calm and thoughtful, saying:

Okay, so this is pretty big news for anyone who follows streaming! Disney and Fubo have officially joined forces – they’re merging Hulu + Live TV with Fubo. Basically, Disney will be the majority owner, holding a 70% stake in the combined service. It’s a significant move that’s sure to shake things up in the live TV streaming space.

After comments from both The Batman co-writer Mattson Tomlin – who expressed interest in working on Spider-Man 4 – and Tobey Maguire himself saying he’d be eager to reprise his role, a fourth Spider-Man movie seems increasingly likely. Plus, the financial success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe makes the project even more appealing.

On the latest episode of the Office Ladies podcast, Angela Kinsey asked Paul Lieberstein if any specific scene from the show resonated with him. Lieberstein immediately highlighted a cringeworthy moment from Season 3’s “The Job,” where Michael Scott asks Jan’s assistant, Hunter, to deliver a bizarre and unsettling message. He remembers the scene vividly.

According to industry insider Daniel Richtman, the first trailer for Scream 7 is expected to be released online on Thursday, October 30th, just before Halloween. Though this hasn’t been officially announced, the timing makes sense considering the horror franchise’s focus on the holiday.

The first episode of the new series, It: Welcome to Derry, didn’t feature Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise, which left fans wondering when the iconic clown would appear. Recent reports indicate we now have an idea of when Pennywise will return.