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7 Zombie Watches That Are More Soul Than Scare
Back in the day, zombie stories were pretty one-dimensional – just mindless shamblers, buckets of gore, and cheap jump scares. Nobody really cared why the dead were walking, but only how gross their next kill would be. Then, something changed. Storytellers began exploring the human condition... -
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‘The White Lotus’ Characters, Ranked By How Delightfully Chaotic They Are
It’s been another wild ride for fans of the premiere satire, The White Lotus. As with each season that’s come before, the latest installment of HBO’s genre-smashing dark comedy has eloquently mocked, ridiculed, and underscored the sheer hypocrisy of its upper-class characters, each of whom... -
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When A ‘Black Mirror’ Plot Comes To Life: Should Targeted Ads Run In Shows About Terminal Illness?
As an entertainment writer, I am always catching up on new content, and this week, two new releases converged in a very disturbing experience for me as a viewer. As I was watching Michelle William’s new drama, Dying For Sex, on Hulu, which is about a woman diagnosed with terminal breast cancer... -
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What Character From ‘The Last Of Us’ Are You Based On Your Zodiac Sign?
Everyone scream in excitement with me because Season 2 of The Last Of Us is back! Episode one premiered this weekend on Max and I can tell that we are in for a good season. As you’re patiently awaiting the rest of the episodes every Sunday, let’s get a little fun in and figure out what... -
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These 7 Office Moments Still Make Me Cringe—Even After All These Years
If ever a show perfected the use of cringe comedy, it would have to be the cult favorite NBC series, The Office. Spanning nine seasons of ceaselessly entertaining storylines, The Office continuously drew on a distinct idiosyncratic sense of humor that mainstream audiences instantly fell in... -
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5 Fantastic Horror Films From Black Directors To Watch Before Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ Releases This Friday
Sinners releases in theaters on April 18th, and it looks like it’s going to be one of the best horror movies of the year. Early reviews (45 of them) have the movie sitting at 100% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes as of this writing, which is exciting to see! Starring Michael B. Jordan and directed by... -
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Michelle Williams And Jenny Slate Star In Hulu’s Bold New Drama Based On A Hit Podcast
FX and Hulu’s latest drama, Dying For Sex, is based on the acclaimed Wonderly podcast of the same name, created by Nikki Boyer and Molly Kochan, which centers around Molly’s diagnosis with Stage IV breast cancer, her decision to leave an unhappy marriage, and subsequent sexual adventures in the... -
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More On-Set Photos Drop From ‘Wuthering Heights’, With Jacob Elordi As (I Kid You Not) A Gold-Toothed Heathcliff
Jacob Elordi was never my first pick for Heathcliff, but that being said, I don’t think anyone in real life was. He is just one of those characters that lives best in your imagination depicted only by your mind’s eye. There is just too much at stake, too much that could go wrong, close to two... -
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Multifamily Real Estate Investing – Ignore the Noise and Focus on What’s Not Going to Change
One of the main reasons I write online is to document how I think during uncertain times, and right now, in early April 2025, things feel especially uncertain. Every major headline points to chaos: a trade war with China, a sharp selloff in Treasuries, a volatile stock market, falling consumer... -
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Watch The 4 Most Disturbing ‘Black Mirror’ Episodes Before Season 7
Black Mirror season 7 is back on Netflix and all six episodes are sure to make viewers go, “wtf?”. Black Mirror is a stand-alone drama show reminiscent of The Twilight Zone and features episodes that are heavy in technology-related paranoia. Each episode has a unique premise and its own cast of... -
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Parker Posey’s Most Iconic TV Roles—Yes, Victoria Ratliff Tops The List
Considering she was dubbed “The Queen of the Indies” in the 90s for her impressive resume of eccentric characters, Parker Posey has already cemented a distinct place for herself in Hollywood history. But she has also been an indelible presence on TV – and not just as the Lorazepammy Victoria... -
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7 ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Characters We Need Closure For Before The Series Finale
The Handmaid’s Tale enters its sixth and final season with emotional threads still dangling for its most compelling characters. The Handmaid’s Tale is delivering its sixth and final season on Hulu. After years of white knuckles and racing hearts, fans can finally see how this harrowing story... -
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Am I On Glue? How Is ‘Warfare’ A Pro-War Movie??
Warfare is a new A24 action movie that depicts a troubled Navy SEAL operation in Iraq in real time. The film has been widely criticized as pro-war propaganda while also praised for its technical finesse. Nearly every review on Letterboxd mentions disappointment in A24 for releasing this movie... -
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Black Mirror’s “Bête Noire” Is The One Episode Of Season 7 That Misses The Mark
Black Mirror is back, and Season 7 feels like a long-overdue return to the show’s dark, brilliant roots. Most of the new episodes deliver classic Black Mirror dread with sharp, relevant commentary—except episode two, “Bête Noire,” which trips hard at the finish line. The episode follows Maria... -
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Paapa Essiedu’s Casting As Snape Sparks Nuanced Questions About Representation
The Harry Potter fandom is voicing concerns over the announcement that British actor Paapa Essiedu has been cast in the role of Hogwarts’ most feared potions professor, Severus Snape. While surface level complaints hinge on accuracy to original descriptions of the character, or the insistence... -
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Ari Aster’s Eddington Will Be Most Divisive Movie Of The Decade
Ari Aster just dropped the trailer for Eddington, and if you thought Beau Is Afraid broke brains, buckle up—this one’s gunning for the whole damn country. Forget demons and death cults. This time, Aster’s horror is rooted in something way scarier: American society. Eddington takes aim at... -
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Netflix Has A Disturbing New Horror Movie
Netflix is improving their horror selection with one of the best horror movies of the past few years. Talk to Me, written and directed by brothers Danny and Michael Philippou, is now streaming on the service. It is already one of the most popular film currently streaming on Netflix. Talk to Me... -
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In A Bollywood Drought, ‘Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar’ Is My Comfort Watch On Netflix
The Hindi film industry has been going through non-stop transitions ever since COVID. The pandemic halted production and theater attendance, and in the lull, the top tier talent all got married (to each other) and started having families. Alia Bhatt proved in a big way that children are no... -
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First Look At Zach Cregger’s Next Horror Movie: ‘We Can’t Stress How Upsetting Some Of This Footage Was’
After the horror movie Barbarian became a major surprise hit in 2022, fans have been impatiently waiting to see what writer/director Zach Cregger will do next. This week Cregger revealed the first look at his next project, Weapons, at CinemaCon. The response from attendees is overwhelmingly... -
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Review: ‘The Last Of Us’ Season 2 Episode 1 Puts Joel And Ellie At Instant Odds
The first episode of The Last of Us Season 2 jars, especially for viewers unfamiliar with the video games. There’s a five-year narrative gap between the seasons, as Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) live with Tommy (Gabriel Luna), his wife Maria (Rutina Wesley), and son Benjamin in a...