Hellbound May Be Over, But Netflix's New Thriller Is The Perfect Replacement For The Supernatural K-Drama

Hellboundseason 2 concluded in 2024, but there’s a new thriller on Netflix that serves as the perfect replacement for the hit supernatural K-drama.Hellboundstars Yoo Ah-in, Kim Hyun-joo, and Kim Shin-rok. InHellbound’s second season,Yoo Ah-in was replaced by Kim Sung-cheol,who took on the role of Jeong Jin-su. Three years after its successful first season, Netflix released the highly anticipated second season ofHellbound, which ended with more questions than it answered but was still popular with audiences and critics....

July 30, 2025 · 5 min · 892 words · Robert Barber

I Don't Think Superman & Lois Is Going To Address Its Major Missing Character Story Before The Show Ends

Superman and Loishas told an incredible story, but the final season of theDC Universeseries has seemingly been impacted by some cast departures, one of which has left me very confused.After the events ofSuperman & Loisseason 4,episode 7, it seems like one glaring story omission won’t be addressed in the series. With all that has happened to Clark and Lois’ family, including fundamental changes to Superman’s story and several major character deaths, it remains to be seen if a key family member has been entirely forgotten....

July 30, 2025 · 5 min · 936 words · Richard Walker

I'm Afraid Ghosts Season 4's Big Jay Change Risks Breaking CBS' Hit Sitcom

Summary An announcement about a significant change ahead ofGhostsseason 4 worries me that the series will break itself in the fall. The American version of the BritishGhostsseries on the BBC premiered on CBS in 2021. It followed many elements of the original sitcom, including its central premise. In the American series, Sam, played by Rose McIver, can see ghosts due to a near-death accident, while her husband can’t. That said, if the American series commits to the twist teased ahead ofGhostsseason 4, it will diverge from its original inspiration in an elemental way....

July 30, 2025 · 5 min · 877 words · Gregory Greene

I'm Convinced That Gerry Turner Ruined His Image By Starring In The Golden Bachelor

ThoughThe Golden Bachelorwas must-watch television and a huge hit with audiences, I’m convinced that Gerry Turner regrets agreeing to be the show’s lead. The retired restaurateur, who recently turned 73 years old, lived a life of relative obscurity before being cast as the first lead of theBachelorspin-off. He lived in an Indiana lake house that he built with his late wife, Toni Turner, before she passed away in 2017. Gerry, a father and grandfather, threw himself into philanthropic work, and I bet he wishes he’d focused on that instead of agreeing to beThe Golden Bachelor....

July 30, 2025 · 4 min · 772 words · Kristen Christensen

I'm Now Convinced To Give Georgie & Mandy's Sequel A Chance After An Unexpected Young Sheldon Update

After being skeptical aboutGeorgie & Mandy’s First Marriagesince it was announced, an unexpectedYoung Sheldonupdate has convinced me to give it a fair shot. Having spearheadedThe Big Bang Theoryuniverse’s coverage forScreen Rant, I have closely followed any updates leading toYoung Sheldon’s cancelationand its aftermath. While I think that Chuck Lorre and his team mainly did agreat job wrapping up Sheldon’s childhood in Texas, I can confidently say that the series could have continued after seven seasons....

July 30, 2025 · 6 min · 1216 words · Michael Smith

Immaculate's Ending Is Even More Horrifying Thanks To 1 Shocking BTS Detail

Summary The horrifying climax ofImmaculateis punctuated by a single shot with a long, guttural scream so raw it lingers long after the credits roll. This visceral vocal performance by Sydney Sweeney is atestament to the raw emotion in the movie, which she also produced. But it’s not just the acting that elevates the movie – the film’s sound design definesImmaculate’s gory and unhinged horror. Often overlooked,sound effects are the unsung heroes of cinema, capable of creating heart-pounding suspense or absolute dread....

July 30, 2025 · 3 min · 618 words · Cindy Khan

Is Sam Carver Leaving Chicago Fire For Good This Time?

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Chicago Fire season 13, episode 5, “Bird of Prey.” Chicago Fireseason 13, episode 5, “Bird of Prey” may have just written out Sam Carver for good. As one of the newer players in One Chicago, Jake Lockett’s character has spent the last couple of years getting used to working in Firehouse 51. Bar some mishaps, both professionally and personally, he appears to have fully settled in with the tight-knit group....

July 30, 2025 · 5 min · 933 words · Brittany Williams

It's Been Long Enough: Neon Genesis Evangelion's Biggest Problem Was Never Shinji

Nearly 30 years since its premiere,Neon Genesis Evangelionremains one of the most popular and successful franchises in anime. Its iconic characters are as recognizable as the giant mechs they pilot, and have been kept relevant bya series of theatrical filmsthat finally wrapped up in 2021. Each teenage pilot helped to popularize their own character archetype, from the dejected protagonist, to the aloof blue-haired girl and the tsundere. However, for as influential and popular asEvangelion’s characters have been for the better part of three decades,the most important cast member is also the most divisive....

July 30, 2025 · 6 min · 1126 words · Brent Mason

Joker 2 Review: An Improved Sequel Engineered To Antagonize Joker Fans [Venice]

This review was originally published during the 2024 Venice Film Festival. WhenJokerpremiered here in Venice in 2019, one of the prevailing narratives was that the movie could be dangerous. The film’s embrace of Arthur Fleck’s perspective, the thinking went, might inspire disgruntled young men to commit acts of real-life violence. In reality, what toxicity it generated emerged as memes instead of movements, but this seems to have impacted the filmmakers enough to makeJoker: Folie à Deuxabout that very idea....

July 30, 2025 · 7 min · 1445 words · Henry Oneill

Kit Harington's Game Of Thrones Replacement Show With 90% On RT Makes His Shelved Spinoff Even Sadder

Kit Harington’sGame of Thronesreplacement show is proving an impressive follow-up for the actor, butthat realization only makes hisshelved Jon Snow spinoffeven sadder. Harington is one of the most recognizable stars from HBO’s hit fantasy series, as his performance as Jon Snow made him a household name. Perhaps it’s no surprise that HBO considered making a spinoff based on his character, but in April 2024, Harington revealed that theJon Snow sequel is no longer in development....

July 30, 2025 · 4 min · 745 words · Joseph Morrison

Marvel Just Confirmed Their New Black Widow Is So Much More Dangerous Than The Original

The first trailer forThunderboltsshows a new team in theMarvel Cinematic Universe, and the team’s Black Widow appears to be even more dangerous than the original.Thunderboltsboasts an all-star castof heroes and villains from several years of the Marvel Universe, with somemore familiar faces like Sebastian Stan’s Winter Soldier being joined by what seemed to be one-off villains like Ghost.The team dynamics promise to be unusual for the franchise, and there appears to be a greater focus on darkness and violence than in the rest of the universe....

July 30, 2025 · 4 min · 678 words · Vicki Pham

My Hero Academia Isn't Just Great, It Changed Anime Forever

My Hero Academiais one of the most popular anime adaptations in recent years, for a number of understandable reasons.Its standout character development, action-packed fight sequences, and stellar animationprovided by Studio Bones are all aspects that have attracted adoring fans to the franchise. However, there is one lesser-known detail ofMy Hero Academia’sanime that actually completely changed the way anime is produced for the better: its release schedule.My Hero Academiaadopted an innovative seasonal release model,rather than debuting new episodes every week, which has had many positive benefits and paved the way for other shonen giants to follow suit....

July 30, 2025 · 5 min · 1045 words · Brittany Kelly

NCIS: Origins Lied About Its True Story & How It Can Change Everything We Know About Mark Harmon's Gibbs

Warning! Spoilers ahead for the NCIS: Origins premiere.TheNCIS: Originspremiere proves that the marketing for the film lied about what it’s really about and how it connects to Mark Harmon’s Leroy Jethro Gibbs. For 19 years, the no-nonsense leader of the Major Case Response Team in Washington DC was the face of the CBS police procedural. Even as theNCISuniverseevolved,Harmon’s Gibbs remained central to its storytelling, so losing him in 2021 was a big turning point....

July 30, 2025 · 5 min · 922 words · Gabriel Garner