After its debut, The Asset has become the most-watched show on Netflix globally, surpassing popular series like Nobody Wants This, Boots, Physical: Asia, The Monster of Florence, and Selling Sunset. The show’s success is also being met with positive reviews from critics.
Created by David Milch, Deadwood realistically portrayed a wild and lawless town on the American frontier, blending actual historical figures with invented characters. The show started strong after the fifth season of HBO’s popular The Sopranos, attracting many viewers. But once The Sopranos ended, fewer people tuned in. The third season also didn’t receive the same praise from critics, only earning awards for its technical aspects. Even so, HBO was willing to consider making a fourth season.
At the heart of what makes Scream so unique is Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), the main character who challenged the typical ‘Final Girl’ trope common in horror movies for decades. Sidney’s power comes from being a complex character—she initially seems to fit the survivor mold, but then cleverly turns expectations on their head and breaks it down over time.
It’s always great to see Jackson Avery back at Grey Sloan Memorial, and his recent appearance on Grey’s Anatomy was no exception. This season has already brought back several beloved former cast members, and Jesse Williams’ return in “Goodbye Horses” was a highlight. My only concern is that his storyline feels like it could lead to another extended absence for one of the doctors.
As a longtime fan, it’s great to see Sydney Sweeney staying so busy – she’s clearly on a roll! I recently heard through The Hollywood Reporter that she and manager Scooter Braun caught a show by comedian Matt Rife at the Laugh Factory in Hollywood. Apparently, her role on Euphoria became a bit of a running joke during the opening act. Comedian Jackson McQueen playfully teased the show, making some lighthearted comments about, well, let’s just say the show’s frequent displays of nudity. He even joked at one point…
Okay, so if you’ve been away from The Walking Dead for a while, you’ve missed some seriously big stuff – origins of the virus finally being revealed, Daryl doing something completely unexpected, and a really emotional Rick and Michonne reunion. But honestly? All of that pales in comparison to a recent twist that’s just blown my mind, and I suspect a lot of you haven’t even heard about it yet.
Watching Gachiakuta, I quickly realized it wasn’t just about getting revenge. It really made me think about what we choose to protect, and who gets left behind. The story, told through the character Rudo, felt like a raw look at the pain of being forgotten and the fierce determination to find meaning even when everything seems lost. Unlike a lot of modern manga heroes who represent hope, Rudo embodies resentment. His journey isn’t about being righteous or achieving justice; it’s simply about surviving and taking back what was stolen from him. He’s driven to prove that even those society deems worthless can have a purpose. And in doing so, Gachiakuta doesn’t just tell a story about trash; it feels like it’s redefining what shonen anime can even be.
Just in time for the holidays, the 2000 film How the Grinch Stole Christmas has become a top ten movie on Prime Video in the United States, according to FlixPatrol. Currently, it’s ranked at number five, beating out popular titles like The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Mark Hamill has announced he’s finished with Star Wars. At the SCAD Savannah Film Festival, he explained that the new movie, Star Wars: Starfighter, featuring Ryan Gosling, doesn’t need his guidance or help.
The latest Stranger Things trailer takes us back to fall 1987. Hawkins has been taken over by the military and is under quarantine, as a huge tear to the Upside Down is releasing monsters. Mike Wheeler explains their goal: they have to find Vecna and finally stop him.