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Invinciblefans finally get the announcement they have been waiting for.

As confirmed through a video posted to X (formerly Twitter) on Jul. 17 by the official Invincible social media account, the hit Amazon Prime Video series has officially been renewed for a fifth season. The video includes clips of the series' various voice stars in the recording booth, with Walton Goggins himself proclaiming, "Season f***ing five. You know what that's called? A success!"

Season 5, Mark... this is Good News pic.twitter.com/Kft2aTuS5S— Invincible (@InvincibleHQ) July 17, 2025

Based on Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley's long-running Image comic book series of the same name, Invincible premiered on Amazon Prime Video in 2021 and immediately cemented its place in the annals of superhero media worldwide. The series stars Steven Yeun as the voice of Mark Grayson, aka Invincible, the son of Omni-Man, a world-famous superhero whose true mission was...

Stars: Kate Noel, Skyylar Perdomo, Sebastian Betancur, Sarah Siverson, Jayden Stith, Breck Cuddy, Tanya Champoux | Written and Directed by Terence Bernie Hines

There’s something charmingly throwback about Mauler, a slasher with indie sensibilities and a healthy dose of religious dread. Written and directed by Terence Bernie Hines, the film wears its horror influences proudly while attempting to carve out its own voice, sometimes literally. It’s not a game-changer, but for fans of grungy, low-budget horror that doesn’t pretend to be more than it is, Mauler hits enough satisfying notes to warrant the ride.

The setup is classic horror bait: five broke friends take on a viral dark web challenge that leads them into a supposedly haunted “murder house,” where they can win $25,000 by staying overnight. Of course, the house doesn’t just have a creepy backstory—it has a very real, very large, and very angry tenant.

Invinciblecreator Robert Kirman tells fans they "should be worried" about where the series' fourth season is headed.

Speaking to Deadline, Kirkman was asked to discuss the dynamic between Mark Grayson's Invincible and his younger brother, Oliver, the latter of whom shows some seriously dangerous and destructive proclivities in his own crime-fighting endeavors. "I think it's good to give Mark as many outside influences as possible," Kirkman said. "Oliver has the same dad but is from an alien world. As Mark interacts with Oliver, he gets to see how Oliver sees the world versus how Mark sees the world. So, it's an interesting contrast to see how someone who has superpowers, who shares the same father, and who lives in the same house can have a wildly different view."

"For Mark, his feelings can sometimes be scary when he seemingly agrees with some of the crazy things that Oliver is saying.

Invincible creator Robert Kirkman has teased what's to come in season 4, hinting at where Mark's (Steven Yeun) story is going and the consequences of his revelation. The end of Invincible season 3 saw Mark and Eve (Gillian Jacobs) win their battle against Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), who Mark believes he killed. In his final scene of the episode, he sits at the bedside of his brother, Oliver (Christian Convery), who was injured in the battle. He tells him he was right about killing villains when they have the chance, promising to kill anyone who harms their family again.

Speaking with Deadline, Kirkman addressed the dynamic between Mark and Oliver, explaining its importance going into Invincible season 4. He said that, while Mark didn't agree with his little brother's philosophy at first, Conquest's attack made him believe killing antagonists can be justified. The series creator teased how this will change him going into...

Invincible, executive produced by Skybound Entertainment as well as being produced at Skybound Animation, based on the Skybound/Image comic from Robert Kirkman—who also serves as the series creator— follows 17-year-old Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), who, after inheriting powers from his father Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons), sets out to become a worthy superhero. However, he soon discovers that the demands of becoming one of Earth’s greatest defenders is more challenging than he ever imagined.

In Season 3, 19-year-old Mark is forced to confront his past and future while discovering how much further he’ll need to go to protect the people he loves. After his father leaves behind a surprise younger half-brother named Oliver (Lincoln Bodin), who is also developing superpowers, Mark finds himself taking on the role of mentor in addition to his other stressful superhero duties, which include impending global threats to humanity.

Here, Kirkman breaks down Mark...

Judgment has a name… Mauler.

It’s too late to scream, because the religious slasher is available on Digital today from One Tree Entertainment.

Desperate for cash, five friends sign up for a $25K dark web contest inside a haunted murder house. But when they face off against a 7-foot-tall religious maniac with a sledgehammer, it’s no longer about the money—it’s a fight for survival.

Actor Terence Bernie Hines (The Secret Life of Walter Mitty) writes, directs, and produces.

Kate Noel, Skyylar Perdomo, Sebastian Betancur, Sarah Siverson, Jayden Stith, Tanya Champoux (1922), and Breck Cuddy star.

The post ‘Mauler’ Trailer – Religious Slasher Does the Devil’s Work with a Sledgehammer appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

The Weeknd sung Blinding Lights in a two-song set that brought The Colosseum in Las Vegas to its feet at the end of Lionsgate’s CinemaCon presentation in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

The performer flew into town to support the May 16 release of thriller Hurry Up Tomorrow in which he stars opposite Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan. Ortega joined director Trey Edward Shults(It Comes At Night, Kisha) and Lionsgate Motion Picture Group chair Adam Fogelson to cue up a second trailer and briefly discuss the story of an insomniac musician who meets a stranger that turns his world upside-down.

Invincible's explosive Season 3 has recently wrapped up, and fans are still processing Invincible's brutal fight with Conquest to close out that season. Overall, S3 of Invincible was a triumph, further solidifying itself as one of the most must-see shows on television or streaming. Invincible is putting up a valiant effort to fill in the void left by popular shows like Game of Thrones and Robert Kirkman's other comic series The Walking Dead.

A big reason for Invincible's success is its moments. Just about every episode brings with it new topics of conversation, debates, memes, and scenes that stick with viewers long after it airs. The best moments of Invincible S3 live up to that and then some. It explores backstories, builds romances, and fills fans with an array of emotions. Here are the most memorable moments from Invincible S3.

Guardians Of The Globe Split Just After...

Invincible just wrapped up its third season with a violent, intense superhero showdown that must be seen to be believed. After some ups and downs, the show enters the off-season on a high; season 4 can't come soon enough.

Happily, the plan is to get it out to us next year. While we wait, let's recap the greatness and the goodness with a full episode ranking, starting with a list of every episode released so far:

Season 1

"It's About Time""Here Goes Nothing""Who You Calling Ugly?""Neil Armstrong, Eat Your Heart Out""That Actually Hurt""You Look Kinda Dead""We Need to Talk""Where I Really Come From"

Season 2

"A Lesson for Your Next Life""In About Six Hours, I Lose My Virginity to a Fish""This Missive, This Machination!""It's Been a While""This Must Come as a Shock""It's Not That Simple""I'm Not Going Anywhere""I...

Quick Links'Invincible's Is One of Prime Video's Biggest HitsThe 'Guarding the Globe Comic' Why 'Guarding the Globe' Is a No-Brainer Spin-off

Once again proving itself as the best adult animated series on TV in 2025, Invincible's third season introduced several changes during its February 6 premiere. For instance, a year-long jump occurred between seasons, with young superhero Mark Grayson, aka Invincible (Steven Yeun), turning 19. Also donning a new blue superhero suit, Mark has more heroic responsibilities as he leaves adolescence behind and enters adulthood.

Although Prime Video has already renewed Invincible for a fourth season, it's a matter of time before Robert Kirkman's rich source material and countless comic sequels and spin-offs are adapted to television. Given what has transpired in Invincible thus far, the most obvious example is Guarding the Globe, a spin-off that has already been touched on in the main series. Could Prime Video be prepping an official Invincible spin-off?...

The third season of Invincible has officially kicked off on Prime Video, and the so far the reviews are extremely positive. We found out what Mark Grayson has been doing to prepare for a Viltrumite invasion, watched the Guardians of the Globe split up, and got a gruesome death at the end of Episode 3, when Mark's little brother Oliver — the son of his father Omni-Man and Andressa, a bug woman from the planet Thraxa — brutally killed the Mauler Twins, villains who have been terrorizing our characters since the first-ever episode of the show. The world is better off without the Mauler Twins in it, but Oliver killed them with an alarming lack of remorse; whether we can chock that up to his youth or whether he's a budding sociopath remains to be seen.

We didn't get to catch up with Omni-Man himself, which is disappointing considering that he's the breakout...

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Get ready for more bloody action, memorable villains, complex heroes, and thrilling stories in Invincible Season 3. Based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, the Prime Video series was created by Kirkman.

Season 3 of the adult animated superhero series follows Mark Grayson, aka Invincible, as he trains for the impending battle he will have to fight against the Viltrumites while also taking care of his alien baby brother, Oliver. Read our review for Invincible Season 3 here.

Invincible Season 3 – Episode Guide (When Will the New Episodes Air?) Credit – Amazon MGM Studios

Invincible Season 3 consists of eight episodes in total. The adult animated superhero action comedy-drama series premieres on Prime Video with its first three episodes on February 6, with the rest of the episodes coming out weekly every Thursday. Check...

In anticipation of Invincible's return, the show's creative team confirmed who Season 3's main villain will be. 

The super-powered streaming series, based on Robert Kirkman's comic series of the same name, has seen its titular teenage hero go up against plenty of worthy antagonists thus far. 

Over its two seasons, Invincible has included plenty of big bads including the Mauler Twins, Angstom Levy, and (yes) even Invincible's father himself Omni-Man (who is supposedly set for a redemption arc). 

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With Invincible season 3 set to return in February 2025, one of the show's best duos is also scheduled to feature, having missed the second half of the previous installment. Despite its strong reputation and great reviews, the series received backlash for its two-and-a-half-year hiatus alongside a near four-month break midway through season 2, but Invincible's speedy production proves it is fixing previous mistakes. In addition to returning less than a year after its most recent episode - this time without being split into two parts -season 3 will bring back two fan favorites, as confirmed by the official trailer.

After Invincible season 2's ending showed Mark's more aggressive side and highlighted shades of his father, the teaser doubled down on this theme. The primary focus was Mark's deteriorating relationship with Cecil, suggesting that the protagonist could follow Omni-Man's footsteps by opposing the Gda leader and working independently. While these snippets hint at...

The action-packed first trailer for the third season of Prime Video's acclaimed adult animated series, Invincible, debuted during Ccxp last night, and has now been officially released online (via Toonado.com).

Like the recent poster, the trailer gives away quite a few major plot points including the fact that Mark Grayson and Cecil Steamman ultimately become enemies after some particularly shady dealings from the latter.

We also get a first look at Oliver Grayson suited-up as Kid-Omni-Man (The Mauler Twins probably shouldn't be taking this youngster quite so lightly), a brand-new villain known as Powerplex, Mark donning his new costume, and much more.

Enter the "Blue Suit Era" by checking out the trailer below, and let us know what you think in the comments section.

New Invincible Season 3 Trailer. New friends. New foes. New duds, even. Blue suit era incoming February 6th!!!pic.twitter.com/62JAfiE0N1

— Invincible (@InvincibleHQ) December 7, 2024

Season 3 poster is here.

The Acolyte is the latest Star Wars project that has made its way to the screens, with director cum screenwriter Leslye Headland taming it at its helm. While the series has garnered some major critical acclaim, the general audiences and most fan views tend to differ, especially because of the controversial storyline it has followed so far — one that fans can’t help but term “woke.”

The Acolyte. | Credit: Disney+.

That said, Headland isn’t the only one for critics to praise and fans to curse for bringing something new like this to the table. As it turns out, one other veteran of the saga, who himself has produced some of the most epic Sw projects, was an unsung hero in helping Headland develop this controversial storyline. This was Dave Filoni, who is the current Chief Creative Officer of Lucasfilm.

Dave Filoni was a “Kind of a Mentor” to Leslye...

Amazon Prime Video built anticipation for Invincible‘s return with a new poster for Season 2, Episode 5. After Season 1 premiered on the platform in 2021, fans waited eagerly for news about Season 2.

Steven Yeun as Mark Grayson in a still from Invincible

However, the release schedule for the first four episodes was finally confirmed. Yet, fans were left in the dark about the rest of the season’s release date.

The good news is that Mark is now returning to Earth to read his father’s sci-fi books for answers to save his people. Invincible Season 2 returns on Amazon Prime on Thursday, March 14, along with episode 5.

Its remaining episodes will be released weekly after that. There’s been talk about Spider-Man showing up in Invincible season 2, but now rumors are swirling even more.

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Possible Spider-Man...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Invincible season 2, part 1.

Invincible season 2 introduces multiple villains, setting up bigger challenges for Mark and his allies. The Mauler Twins, Angstrom Levy, Doc Seismic, Atlantean Queen, Darkwing II, and the Lizard League are among the returning and new villains in season 2. Omni-Man, despite showing signs of regret and redemption, is still considered a villain due to his past actions, while Thaedus, General Kregg, and the Viltrumites are foreshadowed as potential future villains

Invincible season 2 features a host of villains both returning and new to oppose Mark Grayson and his allies. Despite being a show based on superhero comics, Amazon Prime's adaptation somewhat breaks the mold by introducing several antagonists rather than having Invincible season 2 include a primary villain. That said, there are several candidates for characters who could go on to prove a bigger issue for Mark rather than the various villain-of-the-week inclusions the show utilizes.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Invincible season 2, episode 4!

Invincible creator Robert Kirkman hints that the Mauler Twins will play a significant role in the future of the series, either as a singular character or as usual twins. The post-credits scene with the Mauler Twins suggests that the dynamic between them only works when it's unclear which twin is the clone. Mark's mission in part 2 may also involve delving into his father's books for useful information to stop the Viltrumites, indicating Omni-Man's loyalty to Mark and his potential role in the upcoming episodes.

Invincible creator Robert Kirkman comments on the post-credits scene that followed season 2, episode 4 of the animated superhero series. Based on comics created by Kirkman, who serves as executive producer of the Prime Video show, the series follows Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), a teenager with newfound superpowers who struggles under the weight of his superpowered father Nolan's (J.K. Simmons) legacy.

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Invincible Season 2, Episode 4, “Its been a while”] The midseason finale of Invincible has come and gone with the reintroduction of J.K. Simmons‘ Omni-Man reuniting with his son Invincible (Steven Yeun) following their brutal battle back on Earth. Following the unfortunate reunion with his father, a series of new developments unfolded: Invincible discovered he now has an alien half-brother, and following the defeat of the Viltrumite, they abducted his father, indicating that Earth will soon face their impending threat. And that’s before we even mention the post-credit scene, which sees the Mauler Twins become the Mauler after one kills the other. “I don’t want to spoil too much around that scene, but I think the fact that he’s revealing there’s something useful in those books for Mark in that moment indicates possibly a shift in his loyalty,” creator Robert Kirkman told TV Insider. He also says...

The first season of Amazon Prime’s Invincible, an animated adaptation of Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley’s comic book series of the same name, became a breakout hit for a number of reasons, and the complex father-son relationship and intriguing plotline were major ones among them. The way the series perfectly synced unprecedented brutal spectacle with strong emotional undertones and relatable characterizations, it was no wonder that the series eventually received a massive fan following, with its second season being one of the most anticipated animated ventures in recent years.

With the first part of the second season of Invincible recently coming to an end, expectations are once again at an all-time high thanks to some of the significant teases provided throughout the season. The focus of the makers is clearly expanding upon the world-building, and along with some minor yet solid side character arcs, two of the most...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the Invincible comics and possibly future episodes.

Invincible explores the harsh realities of relationships and doesn't shy away from shocking moments, so it will likely keep the outcome of a tragic romance from the comics. The show tackles the struggles of being a superhero and juggling a relationship, hinting at several failed romances in the future. One doomed romance is beginning in Invincible season 2, and it will end in heartbreak unless the show makes major changes to the comics.

If Invincible season 2 sticks closely to the comics, the Amazon series will begin a tragic romance story viewers may not be ready for. Invincible has made it clear from the very start that it will not pull any punches regarding its most tragic elements. Mark idolizes his father in season 1, but the show reveals that Omni-Man is a murderer when he kills the Guardians of the Globe,...

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead for Invincible season 2, episode 1.

Invincible season 2 introduces an alternate universe where Mark and Omni-Man are villains, making Atom Eve's fate even darker. Mark and Omni-Man are shown to be unbeatable as they take on a resistance group, including Atom Eve. This change in Atom Eve's fate adds drama and raises the stakes for the remainder of Invincible season 2, while also setting up a potential romance.

Invincible season 2 opens in an alternate universe, and this multiverse storyline makes Atom Eve's fate even darker than it is in Robert Kirkman's comics. The main story of Invincible season 2 centers on the concept of the multiverse, and the premiere focuses on a world where Omni-Man and Mark Grayson are both villains. Given the destruction Omni-Man is capable of on his own, Mark agreeing to work with his father is catastrophic. Despite resistance cropping up, it's clear the two are unbeatable.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Invincible season 2, episode 1!

Angstrom Levy's desire to kill Invincible stems from the memories of his variants, as merging his mind with his multiversal counterparts has led to a collective hatred for Invincible due to his actions in most universes. The ending of episode 1 of Invincible season 2 deepens Angstrom Levy's anger towards Invincible, as he has witnessed countless versions of Invincible taking over Earth and perceives him as a threat. The reasons behind Angstrom Levy's anger towards Invincible may confuse both viewers and comic readers, as his origins and history with other versions of Invincible are intentionally kept vague, leaving the explanation to be inferred by the audience.

Angstrom Levy is undoubtedly the villain of Invincible season 2, but some viewers are wondering why he wants to kill Mark at the beginning of season 2. The reveal that Angstrom wants to go after Invincible may come as a shock to some viewers,...

Naming high schools after actors isn’t anything new for animated series. Meg and Peter’s school in Family Guy has been named after both James Woods and Adam West over the course of the series’ run with both actors voicing themselves as characters as well. Where Prime Video’s Invincible differs, however, is by adding yet another layer to their version of this running joke.

The high school that Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), William (Andrew Rannells), Eve (Gillian Jacobs), and Amber (Zazie Beetz) attend is named after the actor Reginald VelJohnson, who most people will likely recognize from Die Hard and the hit show Family Matters. VelJohnson also voices a character in Invincible, but instead of playing a direct version of himself, he voices the principal of the school named after him.

To add to this self-ception, the last name of VelJohnson’s principal is Winslow, which happens to...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Invincible season 2, episode 1!

The Invincible season 2 premiere introduces the dangerous villain Angstrom Levy who has the power to open portals to other universes. Angstrom gathers versions of himself from other universes and attempts to merge their minds into one, but the machine malfunctions and leaves him deformed and thirsting for revenge against Invincible. It is unclear how many versions of Angstrom Levy exist in the multiverse, but if there are more, it is likely that the villainous Angstrom would seek to add them to his collection of minds. His goal is to have knowledge about every specific universe in existence.

The Invincible season 2 premiere is finally here, and here is the ending of the episode explained, including what happens to the show's villain Angstrom Levy. The Invincible season 2 premiere is packed full of setup and story threads that will continue throughout the show, with the world...

Season 2 of Invincible is premiering soon, so it's important to remember key plot points from season 1, like Omni-Man leaving Earth and the impact it has on Mark and his family. Mark's relationship with Amber is still intact, but his duty to protect Earth may interfere with his personal life as the show expands beyond Earth. The Mauler twins, the new Guardians, and Robot and Monster Girl's relationship all promise to factor into season 2. Season 3 is also in the works.

Invincible season 2 premieres soon on Amazon Prime Video, but there are several important things to remember before watching the new episodes. Invincible introduces the character Mark Grayson, who starts off as the son of the world's greatest superhero before developing his powers and taking to the fight himself. The show stands out for its gruesome fight scenes and the interesting powers of its characters. The first season came out in...

While the superhero genre is mostly dominated by Marvel and DC's inspirational stories, there are darker ones being told. Prime Video's leaning into this niche, with The Boys TV show being a brutal satire on how power corrupts. In addition, the streamer is also telling the story of heroes battling horrific destinies in Invincible.

This animated series adapts Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley's Image Comics story that ran for 15 years from 2003, spanning 144 issues. With Season 1 down, fans are chomping at the bit to see what Invincible Season 2 can bring to the table. There are a couple trailers out teasing the war to come, so let's dissect which epic moments need to be done justice from the scope seen in these clips.

Angstrom Levy's Brain Meltdown

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Issue #22 focused on Angstrom Levy's unique machine.

The Invincible season 2 trailer reveals Mark's struggle with his father's dark secret and his desire to return to fighting crime. The trailer properly introduces multiversal villain Angstrom Levy, whose origins from the comics are being faithfully adapted for the show. Mark faces uncertainty about his powers and potential villainy, with ominous dialogue and imagery suggesting future conflicts and emotional hardships.

Robert Kirkman's young superhero is only just getting started with the official Invincible season 2 trailer. Based on Kirkman's graphic novel series of the same name, the animated Prime Video show centers on Mark Grayson, the eponymous hero as he grapples with being the son of the world's most powerful superhero, who himself is hiding a very dark secret. With an ensemble cast led by Steven Yeun and J.K. Simmons, Invincible quickly became a hit for Prime Video, garnering rave reviews and already being renewed through season 3, with season...

Invincible season 2 introduces Angstrom Levy, a formidable and dangerous main villain, known for his ability to create portals to multiple dimensions. Angstrom Levy's backstory involves a near-death experience caused by Invincible, leading to his disfiguration and intense hatred for the hero. Angstrom Levy possesses various powers, including teleportation, enhanced strength and durability, and a genius-level intellect, making him a challenging foe for Invincible.

Invincible season 2 is slated to premiere later this year, and the mystery surrounding its main villain, Angstrom Levy, is enough to keep audiences waiting with bated breaths. Invincible is known for its brutal depictions of gore and violence, but it also benefits from strong writing and likable characters. That said, with Angstrom Levy as the main villain for the first half of Invincible season 2, those familiar with the original comic books already know that he's a formidable and dangerous foe.

One challenge often associated with adaptations of...

Robert Kirkman teases that Invincible season 2 will introduce villain Angstrom Levy and explore the concept of the multiverse, but promises a unique and character-based approach. The introduction of the multiverse in Invincible predates popular comic book adaptations like Spider-Verse and Flashpoint, but will have a fresh take on the concept. Kirkman aims to use the multiverse as a storytelling tool rather than just a way to showcase different versions of familiar characters, bringing a cool and exciting twist to the narrative.

With the concept becoming popular across the comic book genre, Robert Kirkman is sharing how Invincible season 2's multiverse will be different from other similar efforts. Season 2 of the animated Prime Video show will see Steven Yeun's eponymous hero and his mom, Sandra Oh's Debbie, struggling to process the shocking reveal that patriarch Omni-Man secretly had villainous intentions and has left the world. With the world seemingly left unprotected,...

Invincible Season 2 will focus on Mark evolving and getting stronger to prepare for the return of his father, Nolan. Mark will face numerous enemies, including Titan, Battle Beast, and the Flaxans, while also dealing with personal challenges and a love triangle. The season will explore turmoil and betrayals within the Guardians team, with the Gda and Cecil potentially becoming the true authorities on Earth. Additionally, a great cosmic war with the Viltrumites will be a major storyline.

Prime Video's Invincible Season 1 helped remind fans that great superhero TV doesn't always need to be Marvel and DC. Along with The Boys, both painted a more violent picture, though, with Invincible's Mark Grayson learning about his destiny as a Viltrumite. Unfortunately, his fathe, Nolan (aka Omni-Man) turned on him at the end of the season.

Nolan revealed they were meant to prepare Earth for enslavement and assimilation by the Viltrumite Empire.

The Stingray Podcast Network is proud to announce the launch of The Hot Tub Podcast. The Morning Hot Tub at The New Hot 89.9 has been the #1 rated morning show in Ottawa radio for an incredible 15 years. The team at Stingray Ottawa is ecstatic to bring their renowned morning show to a whole new audience, while becoming more accessible for current Morning Hot Tub Listeners.

Josie Fenech, Program Director at The New Hot 89.9 said “The Morning Hot Tub with Mauler, Rush, Jenni & Brady consists of four very different people with incredible chemistry and a unique ability to talk, totally unscripted, for hours on end. You never know where the conversation will go, but it is consistently ridiculous and entertaining and often ends in uncontrollable laughter.”

Mauler, Rush, Jenni & Brady were asked for a quote for the press release about The Hot Tub Podcast. All 4 of them, in unison, lined up side by side,...

Filmmakers and festival attendees are in Austin for the 2023 SXSW Film & TV Festival to celebrate the convergence of the tech, film and music industries across a variety of programming formats and special events. The fest runs March 10-19.

Fest-goers can expect red carpet premieres, gala Film, TV, Documentary and Spotlight events with talent expected to participate across all platforms.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves world premiered on opening night with cast members Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Justice Smith, Daisy Head, Sophia Lillis, Jeremy Latcham, and the directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein at the Paramount Theater on Friday, March 10. Other screenings on opening night included Later Bloomers, Only the Good Survive, National Anthem, Swarm and the Sundance horror favorite Talk to Me.

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Day 2 of SXSW on Saturday, March 11 featured screenings and world premieres from the films You Sing Loud,...