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Jin has always been his own kind of romantic within the BTS universe, with his own style. This is the guy you go to for epic swoon-worthy love songs about space travel through the cosmos of the heart, in classics like “Epiphany” and “Moon.” (Especially “Moon.”) He summed up his sound with his official solo debut single “The Astronaut,” his 2022 duet with Coldplay, where he kept hitting high notes from outer space. (But still — especially “Moon.” What a song, right?) Jin pushes his signature style even further with Echo, his new 7-song EP,...

Exclusive: Mosaic has signed for management Matt Berry, the Emmy-nominated, BAFTA-winning actor, writer and musician best known for his work on Taika Waititi’s FX series What We Do in the Shadows. His role on the show earned him nominations for BAFTA Awards, and most recently, the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series. The sixth and final season is out now.

Berry will next star opposite Priyanka Chopra, Richard Madden and Stanley Tucci in Season 2 of the Amazon series Citadel from the Russo Brothers.

“Matt is a king and I’m delighted to be representing him,” said Mosaic chief Jimmy Miller.

Berry has won a BAFTA for his performance as Steven Toast in Toast of London on Channel 4, which he also co-created. The show went on to earn six British Comedy Awards nominations, winning Best New Comedy Program. The second series, Toast of Tinseltown, aired on...

Zack Snyder’s R-rated Star Wars film eventually came to be Rebel Moon, a wholly new IP that the Man of Steel director ended up creating for Netflix. Snyder pitched his vision for the galaxy far, far away, and specifically wanted the project to be R-rated.

Snyder’s version of the story took inspiration from Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai, which is a classic cinematic experience that has since become pretty iconic as a stock plot in a lot of shows and films.

Given that George Lucas also took inspiration from Kurosawa’s samurai films, it only made sense for Snyder to look to these films to inspire his take on the Star Wars franchise. However, that was never meant to be given that Disney had just purchased the IP, and was still figuring out what direction they would like to go with it.

An R-rated Star Wars project might...

Before the premiere of Avengers: Endgame, everyone hoped that the crossover would reunite every single hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (including those who were turned to dust). Fortunately, the Russo Brothers delivered on that promise and created one of the most ambitious superhero projects that still lives rent-free in our minds more than six years later. But now that it's nearly time for the next big chapter in the saga, we need to ask ourselves: How do you craft a sequel to such a beloved movie as Endgame? By going bigger, of course.

Avengers: Doomsday is set to feature more beloved characters than ever before, as revealed by the casting announcement. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean every single MCU hero will make it in time to fight the ruler of Latveria. Moon Knight is rumored to be skipping on the adventure altogether, while reports have suggested even Spider-Man might not...

Stars: Sam Hennings, Andrea Roth, Dane Witherspoon, Bernard Kates, Holly Fields, John Mooney, Anne Betancourt | Written by Charles Band, Jackson Barr | Directed by Peter Manoogian

Released during the high point in Full Moon’s relationship with Paramount Pictures, Seedpeople was heavily advertised on its original UK release back in 1992, with ads appearing in many of the horror magazines of the period – including full page ads on the back and inside cover of The Dark Side (which ran for months on end I recall). The film itself wasn’t as successful as the other notable franchises in the Full Moon stable, with many reviews at the time noting that the film was a rip-off of Invasion of the Body Snatchers and essentially that’s what the movie is: a tongue-in-cheek alien invasion flick that echoes the feel of low-budget sci-fi flicks of the 1950s.

Directed by Peter Manoogian – who worked on...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

Invader Blu-ray from Terror Vision

Terror Vision has launched pre-orders for Invader on deluxe edition Blu-ray for $32. Limited to 1,000, it’s expected to ship in early July.

Written and directed by Mickey Keating, the home invasion horror film stars Vero Maynez, Colin Huerta, Ruby Vallejo, and Joe Swanberg.

Special features include: interviews with Keating and Swanberg; Q&a with Keating and Swanberg; behind-the-scenes featurette; scrapbook booklet; 11×17 poster; and soundtrack CD.

Sinners Shirt from Pentagram Peter Pan

Pentagram Peter Pan has released Sinners two-sided design on T-shirts for $29.99 and long sleeves for $35.99.

Other apparel from Ryan Coogler’s hit film is also available until Monday, May 12, at 11am Et. They’ll ship in 5-8 weeks.

Dracula‘s Castle Bitty Pop!

Debuting in the 1990s, Sailor Moon continues to have a massive fan base in both the East and West. This extends to the Japanese-American community, manifesting in a completely unexpected form of journalistic memorabilia.

Independent weekly newspaper Shukan NY Seikatsu is known for covering topics pertaining to or of interest to the Japanese-American community in the New York tri-state region. One example is the Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live tour, which has brought the magic of the anime into live-action and on-stage. Via Sailor Moon Fan Network, not only will the newspaper edition talking about this tour be available online, but fans in the area can even add the unexpected spotlight to their personal anime shrine.

Sailor Moon Comes to New York & More With Unique Freebie for Anime & Manga Diehards © Naoko Takeuchi, Pnp, "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon" the Super Live Production Committee

Issue #1005 of Shukan NY Seikatsu discusses several topics,...

Check what an award-winning sci-fi director once said about Avatar ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

James Cameron’s visually stunning epic sci-fi blockbuster ‘Avatar’ received tremendous praise from fans and critics across the globe after its theatrical release in 2009. Avatar and its sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, are among the top five highest-grossing movies of all time globally.

Eminent filmmakers like Steven Spielberg and Edgar Wright have expressed their admiration for the film in the past.

This Award-Winning Director Wasn’t Very Happy With Avatar

However, some viewers opined that Avatar was not the best film directed by James Cameron. For instance, the immensely talented British filmmaker Duncan Jones once said (as reported by SlashFilm) that Avatar wasn’t in his top three James Cameron films.

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Marvel’s Thunderbolts* Cracks Letterboxd Top 50 — But Has It Surpassed Sinners?

He also questioned,...

Warning! This post contains Spoilers for Thunderbolts*A Marvel fan illustrates what a Thunderbolts* and Moon Knight crossover could look like if Lewis Pullman's Robert Reynolds and Oscar Isaac's Steven Grant met in the MCU. Thunderbolts* drops a few subtle references at previous MCU titles, but the biggest nod to other MCU characters comes in Thunderbolts*' post-credits scene, which reveals that the New Avengers are being sued by Sam Wilson's official Avengers team. The New Avengers are set to cross paths with other heroes sooner rather than later, as they're all confirmed to return in Avengers: Doomsday.

Digital artist and Marvel fan @Candel645 imagines a friendly encounter between Robert Reynolds and Steven Grant. In the fan-made artwork, Bob and Steven exchange a friendly greeting, while Sentry and Marc Spector intimidate each other, and the Void and Jake Lockley exchange tense looks. Check out the image below:...

In a magical display of song, dance, and the power of love, the cast of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live! brought to life the Sailor Scouts and the story of Sailor Moon . Just over the last year, there has been a surge of one of my favorite Japanese exports: 2.5D musicals. A 2.5D musical is the closest a fan can get to seeing their favorite characters in-person. Having the privilege to see two 2.5D musicals, I can say with confidence that it's one of the most exciting ways to enjoy a series. My first experience with an anime musical was at the 2024 Japan Parade in New York City with the cast of the Demon Slayer: The Stage . I was captivated then by the actor’s skills in song, dance, and fighting. This holds true for Sailor Moon: The Super Live! Joining the live performance in Philadelphia, I was...

Patrick Schwarzenegger has once again opened up about his wish to succeed Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman on screen. Schwarzenegger is a long-time fan of American Psycho and has been vocal about his desire to take over the role of Patrick Bateman in the remake.

But Patrick Schwarzenegger’s insane desire to “dissect girls” does not sound unnatural after how he recently became the talk of the town for an incestuous s*x scene in The White Lotus Season 3. While the world was shocked to see the moment between Saxon Ratliff and his younger brother, Schwarzenegger revealed that he had “fun” filming the controversial scene.

Patrick Schwarzenegger continues lobbying to play the Wall Street serial killer Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman in American Psycho | Credits: Lions Gate Films

American Psycho, based on Bret Easton Ellis’ 1991 novel and directed by Mary Harron, became a cult classic over time. Christian Bale‘s...

Exclusive: Vanished, the indie action thriller from Randy Charach, is leading Glass House Distribution’s Cannes Film Festival slate.

The pic comprises one of three Glasshouse has acquired in a worldwide rights deal with Charach Productions – the other two being David Lynch-inspired horror Texas Nightmare and action drama Clutch. Charach produces all three, with Michael Merino or Jared Cohn attached as directors.

Vanished, which we told you about in February, stars Charach (Hunting Games), Rampage Jackson (The A-Team), Richard Grieco (21 Jump Street), David Chokachi (Baywatch), Natalie Burn (Black Adam), Al Sapienza (The Sopranos), Laurie Fortier (The Walking Dead), Robert Lasardo (Nip/Tuck), Vernon Wells (Mad Max 2), and James Pratt (Malibu Crush), with Cohn the director. Charach Productions is the producer in partnership with Traplight Pictures.

The film follows Jack (Charach), a high-level defense contractor whose life is thrown into chaos when his daughter is kidnapped and held for ransom.

Sam Rockwell, the Oscar-winning actor who is currently in Emmy contention for his off-the-wall performance in the third installment of Mike White’s HBO/Max drama series The White Lotus, has been tapped for the TV supporting performance of the year award (actor) at the inaugural Newport Beach TV Fest, the fest announced Wednesday.

The award will be presented to Rockwell immediately following a live recording of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast — moderated by yours truly and featuring a career-retrospective conversation — which will kick off at 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 8, at Newport Beach’s Lido Theater.

“The Newport Beach TV Fest is proud to honor Sam Rockwell for his electrifying work in The White Lotus,” Gregg Schwenk, CEO and executive director of the fest, said in a statement. “Like all viewers, we were captivated by Sam’s surprise appearance in the show, as his ability to inhabit...

The first season of the critically adored medical comedy St. Denis Medical scrubs out with two cases of universally overextended caretakers that will feel very familiar to anyone who has ever tried to do the right thing the wrong-est way possible. As usual, it’s money matters that are ailing chronically needy CEO Joyce (Wendi McLendon-Covey), who realizes she can actually buy the respect of her hospital staff with new equipment — even if it means exhausting the funds she hoped to use to elevate St. Denis’ reputation in the community. “A redeeming quality of Joyce is that she does have a plan,” laughs the NBC hit’s first-time showrunner Eric Ledgin. “It’s a little bit of a ‘Shoot for the moon, you’ll land among the stars’ thing.” In this case, it’s more like flying too close to the sun. Once word gets out that the boss is...

Last November, we heard the heartbreaking news that genre icon Tony Todd had passed away at the age of 69. Thankfully, we still have some Todd performances to look forward to, as he had worked on several projects that were in post-production when he passed, including Final Destination: Bloodlines, which will be reaching theatres on May 16th. Now, we’ve learned that Full Moon founder Charles Band is paying tribute to Todd by unearthing a project they made together back in 2005: a horror film called Cutter’s Club! The movie ran into some financial trouble at the end of production and was lost in a lab for twenty years, but now Band has rescued it, finished it, and will be releasing it through the Tubi streaming service on May 1st! We got the Exclusive first look at the trailer for the film, and you can check it out in the embed above!

Decades after the original release of the manga and anime, the Sailor Moon franchise is still going strong with new merchandise and collectible items. The latest of these give fans a cute look at both Sailor Moon herself and a dark version of her future progeny.

Tamashii Nations' Figuarts Mini line is back with new Sailor Moon figurines, two years after the previous items in the series. These two are based on a specific version of Sailor Moon as well as her corrupted daughter, Black Lady. Now available to pre-order, these expressive super-deformed figures give new meaning to the term "Chibiusa".

Tamashii Nations Recreates Sailor Moon R With Two New Mini Figures

Tamashii Nations' Figuarts Mini line takes the details and expressions seen in the company's main line of collectibles and puts them in a super-deformed package. The two newest additions to the Sailor Moon franchise are based on the Sailor Moon R season,...

None would deny the overwhelming appeal of the big 3 of Shonen that have dominated the global entertainment industry for decades now. However, they, along with some other popular modern Shonen anime, have always had one major flaw. The lack of a powerful yet relatable female character!

Sailor Moon came out way back in the 90s, and yet, it nailed the whole strong, empowered female lead thing without making Usagi feel like a sidekick or just a love interest. So, naturally, you’d think the industry has learned a lesson or two from Sailor Moon, right? But nope! For some reason, the modern anime landscape has yet to create a single female character that resonates half as much.

The realism in Sailor Moon’s character is what sets her apart from the rest

Usagi fans (Sailor Moon‘s civilian name) would definitely agree that she’s absolutely one of a kind.

Last year, Charles Band’s company Full Moon announced that they were launching a new production label called Pulp Noir, which would focus on “edgier, weirder, darker horror and dark fantasy films.” Two Pulp Noir movies, Quadrant and Death Streamer, have since made their way through production – and while those movies were initially released in color, all of the Pulp Noir movies will also get black & white “noir” releases, so there are both color and black & white versions of Quadrant and Death Streamer available on the Full Moon Features streaming service. While we wait for more Pulp Noir movies to be made, Band has started going through the Full Moon library to give some of their older films the black & white / noir treatment. This noir series, which is expected to consist of at least a dozen films, got started with a black & white version of the 1984 sci-fi thriller Christmas classic Trancers.

The wolf’s out of the bag: All five of the Twilight films are now streaming on Netflix in the US.

This saga of vampires, werewolves, and the intensity of teen romance tells the story of 17-year-old Bella Swan and her undead soulmate, Edward Cullen. You’ll be able to watch the entire franchise beginning May 1, regardless of whether there’s an Eclipse or a New Moon on the horizon.

With its 2008 release, Twilight introduced the vampire craze to a new generation and became a massively successful cultural phenomenon. Through its five films, the franchise grossed $3.3 billion worldwide, and gave us some incredible quotes, unmatched melodrama, and — let’s be honest — plenty of teen angst. It also asked fans to pick a side on one of the most heavily debated issues of our time: Are you Team Edward or Team Jacob?...

To celebrate Moon Knight's 50th anniversary, as well as the character's 250th issue, July's Moon Knight: First of Khonshu #10 will be an epic, oversized issue. According to Marvel Comics, it promises to once again redefine the anti-hero's place in the Marvel Universe.

Since its launch, Jed MacKay's Moon Knight has become one of the most acclaimed runs in the character's history, redefining the lunar legionnaire's mission and mythos for a new age.

Now, the series scribe sets the stage for his most ambitious and gut-wrenching story yet. Joined by rising superstar Devmalya Pramanik, it's a landmark issue fans can’t afford to miss as Marc Spector has a decisive showdown with new supervillain, Achilles Fairchild. It's an explosive finale to the series' current arc and a startling beginning to what's next for the Midnight Mission.

"Taking Moon Knight from Legacy #201 to Legacy #250 over the last few years has been an extraordinary experience,...

On Tuesday April 22 2025, Vice broadcasts World Chase Tag!

WCT6 – World Championship – 7 Episode 12 Episode Summary

The excitement builds as “World Chase Tag” prepares to air its latest episode, titled “WCT6 – World Championship – 7.” This thrilling installment promises to showcase intense competition as teams battle for the coveted WCT6 US trophy. The stakes are high, and the teams are more determined than ever to secure their place in the finals.

In this episode, viewers will see Apex Moon, Apex Sun, Hollywood, and Dexterity go head-to-head in a series of fast-paced chases. Each team is eager to prove their skills and claim victory. The pressure is on, and the atmosphere is charged with anticipation as they navigate the challenging course.

The episode will highlight the strategies and athleticism of each team. Fans can expect to witness incredible agility and quick thinking as the teams make their moves. With the finals in sight, every second counts,...

When Jon Bernthal walks in as The Punisher, you know things are about to get real. And quite naturally that’s what happened when he teamed up with Matt Murdock in Episode 9 of Daredevil: Born Again. There was blood, bruises, and a whole lot of brooding. But at least Marvel finally understood the base of Frank Castle.

While fans believe that Jon Bernthal’s Punisher kills for fun, at least Daredevil: Born Again directors Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson understand that he does it because pain is all he knows. They compared his need to kill to popping Tylenol—and that’s honestly the most hauntingly perfect comparison ever.

So now that Marvel has finally cracked the code on Frank Castle’s actions and choices, I’m excited for The Punisher Special Presentation. Perhaps, the character will now get the gritty, emotional justice he deserves.

Daredevil: Born Again directors cracked...

Last week, we shared the news that Full Moon is bringing their 1992 film Bad Channels and 1990 film Crash and Burn to Blu-ray, with copies available through their site FullMoonHorror.com and available for pre-order on Amazon. (Links can be found in our article.) Now, we have more Full Moon Blu-ray news to share, as the company will be giving director Albert Pyun‘s 1993 sci-fi horror film Arcade a Blu-ray release on July 15th! Copies can be pre-ordered through Amazon at This Link.

Directed by Pyun from a screenplay by David S. Goyer (and a story by Full Moon founder Charles Band), Arcade has the following synopsis: All the kids in town are dying to play the hot new video game “Arcade”. Trouble is once you play the game you can kiss reality good-bye. Arcade has seven levels of excitement, adventure, and terror for its players. The game transports you to...

The season 1 finale of Daredevil: Born Again hit Disney+ yesterday evening and, boy, what a conclusion that was. Bloody, violent, and full of shocking revelations, the stage has now been set for an epic second season. 

With the Man Without Fear now in the MCU, the stakes have increased, and Daredevil looks set to do battle with Major Fisk, a.k.a. the Kingpin of Crime, with the fate of the city itself on the line. 

In this feature, we're taking a closer look at the ways Daredevil: Born Again's latest episode sets the stage for season 2 and how the ripple effects of what happened could impact the wider MCU. Well, on a street-level basis, at least. 

To see what may be on the horizon for 'ol Hornhead, you just need to click the "Next"/"View List" buttons below. 

5. Martial Law In New York

As Mayor Wilson Fisk looks...

If you're anything like horror queen Jamie Lee Curtis, nothing quite gets your hair standing on end like the Disney classic Aladdin and, in particular, the evil Jafar. After the Oscar winner announced her fear of the film, and given the current slate of warped horror adaptations of children's classics, it was only a matter of time until Prince Ali was given the gory treatment. Subtitled The Monkey's Paw, this horror reimagining of John Musker and Ron Clements' Disney classic is yet another in a long line of similar examples, from Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey to Mickey's Mouse Trap.

Now, via Deadline, the biggest update yet for Aladdin: The Monkey's Paw has been released, with it announced that production will officially begin across the pond in the UK next month. Led by Empire Studios, Every Entertainment, and 8th Law Pictures, the sinister street rat tale will feature a...

The excitement builds as “World Chase Tag” gears up for Episode 12, titled “WCT6 – World Championship – 7.” This thrilling installment promises to showcase some of the best teams in the competition, with Apex Moon, Apex Sun, Hollywood, and Dexterity all vying for a chance to make it to the finals. Fans can catch the action on Vice at 11:00 Am on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.

In this episode, the stakes are higher than ever. Each team is determined to secure the WCT6 US trophy, and their desperation to win will lead to some intense gameplay. Apex Moon and Apex Sun, known for their strategic plays, will face off against the flashy moves of Hollywood and the agile tactics of Dexterity. The competition will be fierce as they navigate the chase tag arena, pushing their limits to outsmart and outmaneuver their opponents.

Viewers can expect heart-pounding moments and unexpected twists as the teams showcase their skills.

We’ve had heroes. We’ve had villains. We’ve had morally ambiguous wizards who accidentally break the multiverse because they didn’t want to say goodbye to their girlfriends. But what have we been seriously missing lately? Unhinged, unpredictable, anti-heroes.

Marvel’s upcoming Thunderbolts* film is shaping up to be a delicious buffet of that chaos, featuring a squad of slightly less homicidal baddies. We’re talking Red Guardian, Bucky, Yelena, Ghost, and people who’ve probably been kicked out of a group chat at some point.

Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Wyatt Russell and Hannah John-Kamen in Thunderbolts* | Credits: Marvel Studios

But we have a spicy little pitch. A wildcard. A skull-wearing vigilante with zero chill and a very large gun collection. Yes, Thunderbolts* needs to bring in one particular anti-hero who’s been lurking in the shadows for too long. Let’s dive into this wishful casting and...

Marvel Zombies was first announced at the San Diego Comic-Con in 2022 as part of a splashy "Marvel Animation" slate reveal. Things went quiet after that, though it's since been confirmed that the four-episode series will premiere on Disney+ on October 3, later this year.

While the concept originated in the comics, it wasn't until What If...? season 1 that Marvel Studios finally put the spotlight on undead superheroes. In an episode titled "What If... Zombies?!" we watched as several fan-favourite heroes, including Spider-Man, fought off a whole host of undead fan-favourites.

Marvel Zombies will serve as a sequel to that, and the What If...? series finale offered a glimpse at one of the Variants expected to take centre stage in the story: Mahershala Ali's Blade/Moon Knight.

While the Oscar winner had a brief voice cameo in 2021's Eternals, the Daywalker's solo movie remains stuck in limbo after being announced...

It always hurts me when an animated project turns out to be bad, not on a technical level, but on a storytelling level. If the designs for the world-building, the characters, the backgrounds, the foregrounds, the action sequences, the expressions on the faces of the characters, and everything else that you are seeing visually are awful, it’s really easy to say that I didn’t like looking at it. I can appreciate the ambition and whatnot, but I don’t have to split hairs over why it didn’t work for me. Things are different when I love everything that I am looking at, but I don’t feel any emotions. Then it’s the fault of either the characters’ motivations, the lack of emotional stakes, or just the needless overcomplication of a narrative that isn’t as complex as the writers think it is. Recently, it has happened with Kung Fu Panda 4,...

In a world increasingly fascinated by existential science fiction, Mickey 17 offers a refreshing yet unsettling look at identity, mortality, and the ethics of cloning. Directed by Bong Joon-ho and starring Robert Pattinson, the film dives deep into what it means to be human when your existence is disposable. If you’ve just watched it and found yourself craving more cerebral, emotionally complex sci-fi, you’re not alone. This list of movies like Mickey 17 explores similarly mind-bending themes—from isolation and artificial intelligence to the haunting fragility of memory and consciousness—each film provides a unique reflection on life beyond the ordinary.

Moon (2009)

Moon is a quiet, haunting film that deals with isolation in a deeply personal way. Set on a lunar base, the story follows Sam Bell, an astronaut nearing the end of his three-year stint mining helium-3. Sam’s only companion is a robot named Gerty, and the...

Marvel recently stole the spotlight for five hours straight during a lengthy livestream in which a part of Avengers: Doomsday's cast was announced. Multiple beloved characters both from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the X-Men Fox saga are bound to make an explosive comeback on the big screen, and fans couldn't be any more excited to see them again. However, even if there are many names already on the list, more are still to come.

During CinemaCon 2025, Kevin Feige confirmed that the full cast of Avengers: Doomsday still remains under wraps. With that in mind, many hoped that heroes such as Spider-Man, Wanda Maximoff, Doctor Strange, Captain Marvel, and more could show up even if they weren't a part of the initial cast announcement. However, there's one specific character that no one quite expects to see in Marvel's next big crossover. Not because he isn't beloved, as we all...

In the upcoming episode of “The Great North,” titled “Dial M for Moon-der Adventure,” viewers can expect a thrilling mix of comedy and mystery. Set to air on Sunday, April 13, 2025, at 9:02 Pm on Fox, this episode promises to deliver the usual charm and humor that fans have come to love.

The plot kicks off when a snow day that everyone was looking forward to is suddenly canceled. The kids find themselves reluctantly heading to school instead of enjoying a day of fun in the snow. This unexpected twist sets the stage for Detective Moon, who takes it upon himself to solve the puzzling case of who could possibly cancel such a beloved day off.

As the story unfolds, Moon’s detective skills will be put to the test, and the audience can look forward to plenty of laughs along the way. With the usual quirky characters and clever writing,...

Apple TV+ has delivered yet another high-octane, mind-bending experience with The Gorge, a film that blends action, romance, and sci-fi elements into a thrilling cinematic ride. Directed by Scott Derrickson and starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy, the film follows two elite operatives who share an intense, fate-driven connection despite the chaos surrounding them. Mixing time loops, intense combat sequences, and a love story that defies logic, The Gorge is a gripping tale of second chances, destiny, and survival. If you loved this adrenaline-fueled romance, here are eight films like The Gorge that explore similar themes in their unique ways.

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Eric Bana as Henry and Rachel McAdams as Clare in New Line Cinema’s

romantic drama “The Time Traveler’s Wife,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release.

Like The Gorge, The Time Traveler’s Wife plays with time, love, and fate. The film tells the story of Henry,...

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon holds her own in battles against threatening villains like Queen Metalia and other enemies from all over the galaxy throughout her cosmic shojo adventure. Sailor Moon's iconic antagonists and their underlings are important pillars of worldbuilding in Naoko Takeuchi's groundbreaking fictional universe. Along with each new otherworldly threat to attack Earth's Sailor Guardians comes a fresh flock of minions under the villains' control who redefine the scope of danger in Sailor Moon.

Sailor Moon's Dark Kingdom, Black Moon Clan, Death Busters, Dead Moon Circus and Shadow Galactica are all evil groups that weaponize a unique set of minions at the lowest level of their operations to engage with the Sailor Guardians in battle. The distinguishing characteristics between Sailor Moon's Youma, Droids, Daimons, Lemures and Phages lie in how they function and their purpose in the story. Understanding the nuances between these various types of evil minions,...

Celestial themes in Sailor Moon range from the scientific, like astronomy, to the more esoteric, like astrological divination and the zodiac. Some character designs represent zodiac archetypes, especially minor villains and monsters. Zodiac signs are also important when it comes to fleshing out Sailor Moon character traits.

Most of the main cast characters each have their own identified zodiac sun sign. Their sun signs are quite often tied in with their most significant powers, ability titles, home planets, and sacred objects. Examining a main character's sun sign in Sailor Moon can also tell fans a lot about their personality, quirks, and ambitions.

Several Sailor Moon Villains Have Astrological & Zodiac Imagery Nephrite Uses the Stars to Conduct His Dark Kingdom Schemes

The zodiac is threaded throughout Sailor Moon; it's not just to explain parts of the hero's powers and personality. Some henchmen and monsters are crafted using zodiac imagery, especially in...

Marvel Studios has officially announced the current cast lineup for their next crossover event, Avengers: Doomsday, and there were indeed surprises!

Apart from MCU veterans returning to the table, like Chris Hemsworth, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan and Paul Rudd, the lineup also consisted of stars from the latest MCU entries, such as Captain America: Brave New World, the upcoming Thunderbolts* and The Fantastic Four: The First Steps.

But importantly, the roster featured several cast members from Fox’s X-Men series, including Patrick Stewart (his second MCU appearance after Doctor Strange 2), Ian McKellen, James Marsden, Alan Cumming and Rebecca Romijn. Additionally, Channing Tatum will appear as Gambit, giving another redemption for his once-scrapped outing.

While it is overwhelming to glance at the packed roster of Avengers (any sense of hype notwithstanding) and speculate the plot behind Doomsday, it is also another matter when noticing some absences from the lineup, especially when...

Yesterday, Marvel announced a massive list of actors returning for Avengers: Doomsday. The list was announced via a five hour long live stream that saw millions of people tune in via Marvel's various social media platforms. The stream was almost six hours long, but it kept the attention of millions. If you haven't seen it or want to review it, the list is below.

Chris Hemsworth - Thor

Vanessa Kirby - Invisible Woman

Anthony Mackie - Captain America

Sebastian Stan - Bucky

Letitia Wright - Black Panther

Paul Rudd - Ant-Man

Wyatt Russell - U.S. Agent

Tenoch Huerta Mejia - Namor

Ebon Moss-Bachrach - The Thing

Simu Liu - Shang-Chi

Florence Pugh - Yelena Belova

Kelsey Grammer - Beast

Lewis Pullman - The Sentry

Danny Ramirez - The Falcon

Joseph Quinn - Human Torch

David Harbour - Red Guardian

Winston Duke - M'Baku

Hannah John-Kamen - Ghost...

One of Sailor Moon's biggest unsolved mysteries deals with the arrival of Sailor Cosmos. Introduced in the final arc of the manga, Sailor Cosmos is revealed to be an extremely powerful figure, but her cryptic nature leaves her true identity shrouded in secrecy. While the story never gives a clear answer, fans have long wondered about Sailor Cosmos and whether she is a future version of Usagi or someone entirely different.

Sailor Cosmos' backstory is a tragic one full of sadness and regret, and it led the character to travel through time to the very end of Sailor Moon's timeline. Little else is known about the character, and her time seen in the series is so short she wasn't even featured in the '90s anime adaptation. Nonetheless, Sailor Cosmos hints at an even larger conflict in the Sailor Moon universe, which has made her one of the most...

Sailor Moonfans frequently ponder what effect Usagi and the other Sailor Scouts had on the world around them. Because readers spend most of the story following Usagi, who usually bounces from one crisis to the next, they rarely get the chance to soak in the world and see what effect Sailor Moon's crusade for love and justice is having on Japan as a whole. One of Sailor Moon's most overlooked side stories shows that Usagi's heroism inspired at least two copycats. The copycats, however, follow in Usagi's footsteps for highly unexpected reasons.

One of the most interesting, but under-explored, elements of Sailor Moon's world-buildingis that the public is well aware of Usagi and her friend's actions. For example, in Sailor Moon's 18th episode, "Shingo's Innocent Love! A Sorrowful French Doll," Shingo makes a Sailor Moon doll because his girlfriend, Mika Kayama, loves the heroine. Plus, the claw...

Put down your tropical drink and don't go party with any strangers if you haven't watched "Denials," the sixth episode of season 3 of "The White Lotus." Spoilers ahead!

Okay, so ... two brothers totally hooked up on the third season of Mike White's international anthology series "The White Lotus." Saxon and Lochlan Ratliff, the older and younger brothers played respectively by Patrick Schwarzenegger and Sam Nivola, who are "on vacation" in Thailand with their on-screen family, including father Timothy (Jason Isaacs), mother Victoria (Parker Posey), and sister Piper (Sarah Catherine Hook), end up going to a party on a yacht in the season's fifth episode "Full-Moon Party," ready for a night of drinking and debauchery with Chloe (Charlotte Le Bon) and Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood). Because Chelsea is devoted to her much older boyfriend Rick (Walton Goggins), she disappears when things get steamy, and in the following episode "Denials," we...

Don’t touch that dial, because Bad Channels will invade Blu-ray on June 10 via Full Moon Features.

The 1992 direct-to-video sci-fi horror comedy has been newly remastered in high definition from the original camera negative.

Ted Nicolaou directs from a script by Jack Canson, based on an idea by producer Charles Band.

Special Features:

Audio Commentary by Director Ted Nicolaou (new) Interview with Director Ted Nicolaou (new) The Making of Bad Channels Original Trailer Rare Trailer

There’s a hip new disc jockey at Kdul, Superstation 66, and he’s about to make rock and roll history. He’s Dangerous Dan O’Dare, the most controversial DJ to hit the airwaves and he’s changing the station’s format from only polka music to a wild rock and roll.

But when a fungus-headed alien named Cosmo – who has quite a taste for hard rock and beautiful young women – lands nearby, he takes over the airwaves,...

After practically breaking the internet with the confirmation that Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) and Rio Vidal (Aubrey Plaza) "were married, in some witchy way" in Agatha All Along, showrunner Jac Schaeffer is back to feed the shippers. While talking with Collider's Taylor Gates on the red carpet at PaleyFest, Schaeffer was asked about what a potential AgathaRio wedding would look like. The question is one we've been curious about, given that they're hundreds of years old (if not older in Rio's case) and witches — the combination would not likely result in anything resembling tradition in any belief system. While fans (sadly) didn't get to see more of their relationship, Schaeffer's answer goes back to something we did see on screen. She told Collider:

"Well, we had such a good time figuring out the physical ritual of the broom exchange so I— and it was a lot of like,...

One of the most intriguing villains to come out of Daredevil: Born Again is none other than Muse, a new addition to Daredevil’s list of villains. Along with Wilson Fisk and Benjamin Poindexter, the trifecta of villains is definitely working towards making Matt Murdock’s life hell in more ways than one.

Vincent D’Onofrio as Kingpin || Credit: Marvel Studios

However, a theory suggests that Muse is going to be a bane for Wilson Fisk as well, which has been strengthened by some comments made by showrunner Dario Scardapane. Not only has it revealed Muse’s role for this season, but also for the season to come.

Muse’s story is going to be shocking “consequences” Muse || Credit: Marvel Comics

Muse is a character that has a lot of mystery and intrigue surrounding them, but the one thing that fans have speculated about the character is that they are going...

Tuxedo Mask is one of the most popular characters in Sailor Moon. He's one of the few male characters with powers that rival the Sailor Guardians and plays a key role in almost every story arc. It's also reiterated multiple times that Tuxedo Mask and Sailor Moon's love for each other knows no bounds, and they would do anything to help each other. Fans may not know the Tuxedo Mask many are familiar with wasn't always this benevolent. In fact, Tuxedo Mask is the least reliable out of Sailor Moon's super-powered protagonists.

There were several instances throughout the anime and manga where Tuxedo Mask was one of Sailor Moon's most dangerous enemies. Initially, this can be hard to believe for many long-time fans of the series. But there's no denying that villains have taken advantage of Tuxedo Mask and used him to try to destroy the Sailor Scouts,...

The Ant King was the hidden S-Rank boss of Solo Leveling's Jeju Island Gate and is by far the strongest monster that has set foot on Earth thus far. He personally killed multiple S-Rank Hunters, including Japan's strongest Hunter. The Ant King can destroy most anime heroes with his immense strength, speed, and reflexes, but a few would pull a Sung Jinwoo on him.

All of these anime heroes would be considered S-Rank Hunters in Solo Leveling, as they all possess overpowered abilities and skills. Several of these anime heroes can defeat the Ant King in hand-to-hand combat, and others can destroy him with powerful spells and ranged attacks. The Ant King might have high-speed regeneration, the Gluttony Skill, and paralytic poison, but he can still be defeated by certain heroes if they attack first.

Frieren Possesses Magic That Would Fry The Ant King Stream Frieren: Beyond Journey's End on...

The Sailor Moonanime is an epic fantasy classic for a reason. It starts out in the modern-day real world and follows a regular schoolgirl with her fair share of flaws and everyday concerns, but just beneath the surface is an extraordinary story. Usagi Tsukino has past-life ties to the lofty Moon Kingdom, which has a rich celestial history.

Naoko Takeuchi thoughtfully crafted the original Sailor Moon manga series. She poured all of her own interests into it, from folklore to fashion to science. There are nuanced rules to her world-building that may not be apparent to the casual viewer or easily memorable to audiences who grew up with the series but haven't revisited it in a while.

Updated by Lauren Younkin on March 22, 2025: Sailor Moon is a long-running franchise with a storied history, and the same can be said for its worldbuilding. With many different eras that include multiple versions of the beloved characters,...

Earlier this month, Sailor Moon's official stage show began its run in North America, bringing the magic of Naoko Takeuchi's beloved series to new audiences. Given the mass international appeal of the popular franchise, Sailor Moon stage star Riko Tanaka is admittedly bewildered that she managed to land the iconic role.

Tanaka stars as Usagi Tsukino in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live -- a 2.5D Musical.According to lead producer Makoto Matsuda, the show is an ambitious combination of "songs, music, dance, technology, visuals and projections" designed to faithfully recreate Sailor Moon's 2D comic and anime universe. The first half is an acted-out narrative, while the second is a lively concert featuring hit songs from the Sailor Moon anime series. The show's recent debut in Pittsburgh, Pa marked the beginning of a 21-week U.S. tour that's scheduled to run through April 26. In a recent interview with Cinapse,...

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, born as Usagi Tsukino, is by far the most influential magical girl to emerge in the shojo anime genre, and her story's success is well-earned. Based on Naoko Takeuchi's hit manga series, the story of Usagi's journey to becoming Sailor Moon gracefully balances elements of playful entertainment with meaningful material in the beloved '90s Sailor Moon anime. Although Sailor Moon is undeniably beloved by fans worldwide, some of its two hundred episodes are considerably more significant to the overall story than others.

Sailor Moon often punctuates its most important moments with exciting character introductions, dramatic battles, or magical power-ups accompanied by stylish new outfits. For example, meeting new Sailor Guardians often marks important shifts in the story, and the outcomes of their conflicts against the cosmic villains of the series shape the overall narrative. While it's difficult to deliver such high-stakes elements with every episode,...

Last year, Charles Band’s company Full Moon announced that they were launching a new production label called Pulp Noir, which would focus on “edgier, weirder, darker horror and dark fantasy films.” Two Pulp Noir movies, Quadrant and Death Streamer, have since made their way through production – and while those movies were initially released in color, all of the Pulp Noir movies will also get black & white “noir” releases, so there are both color and black & white versions of Quadrant and Death Streamer available on the Full Moon Features streaming service. While we wait for more Pulp Noir movies to be made, Band has started going through the Full Moon library to give some of their older films the black & white / noir treatment. Last month, a “noir” version of the 1984 sci-fi thriller Christmas classic Trancers was released through Full Moon Features and YouTube, as was a black & white version of the 1997 creature feature The Creeps.

On Friday March 21 2025, CBS broadcasts The Drew Barrymore Show!

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The upcoming episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show” titled “Moon Unit Zappa” promises to be a delightful trip down memory lane. Moon Unit Zappa, known for her memoir “Earth to Moon,” will join Drew Barrymore for a special conversation. The episode will air on CBS, bringing a nostalgic vibe to the show.

In this episode, Moon will share stories from her childhood, focusing on the times she spent at Drew’s house. The two grew up together, and their friendship blossomed during those early years. Viewers can expect heartfelt anecdotes and laughter as they reminisce about their shared experiences.

Drew and Moon’s chemistry will likely shine through as they discuss their unique upbringing in Hollywood. The episode will explore themes of friendship, family, and the joys of growing up. Fans of both Drew...