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As a huge Stephen King fan, I’m completely hooked on HBO’s IT: Welcome to Derry, and it’s the kind of show you just want to rewatch, pausing to catch everything. While it’s based on a specific story from IT, the creators have packed each episode with tons of easter eggs and nods to both the IT movies and the wider Stephen King universe. The first episode was full of them, and now that the second one’s out, I’ve been having a blast digging into all the cool details in this new chapter.

Here’s how to successfully revive a story: focus on what’s happening now, and it’s okay to include references to the past – everyone does that! Think about how Andy Sipowicz’s history shaped his character on NYPD Blue, but David Milch didn’t reveal everything at once. Flashbacks and past references work well, but only when they add to the current storyline, and that’s exactly what happens in Powers #25.

The first episode, “The Pilot,” hinted that Hallorann would be a key player in the first season, though his specific purpose wasn’t clear. The second episode, “The Thing in the Dark,” clarifies his role by delving deeper into the nearby Army base and its classified activities.

Despite the lack of a trailer, details about the upcoming DCU show, Lanterns, remain scarce – we still don’t know much about the story or when it will premiere. However, many of the actors and their characters have been announced, giving fans some clues about what to expect. From exciting new heroes with potential for future appearances to terrifying villains, here’s a complete list of confirmed cast members for the first season of Lanterns.

Fans of the making of the Twilight films might be interested to know that for Breaking Dawn, the filmmakers initially created a life-sized, mechanical doll of Renesmee before ultimately using computer-generated imagery. Here’s what Foy, now 24 years old, remembers about the doll.

Few TV shows are as compelling as Succession, which brilliantly mixes fast-paced humor with shocking twists as it depicts the dramatic downfall of a powerful family’s company. Similarly, Peep Show offers a unique perspective – telling the story of two men in their thirties struggling with life, all filmed as if you’re seeing things through their eyes.

Fall is a great time to cozy up with a classic vampire film, but you can enjoy them any time of year! Whether you’re looking for a scare or a good laugh, there are tons of options, including some standout vampire movies from the last 50 years that are as timeless as the vampires themselves.