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Genndy Tartakovsky is a legend of the animation medium, having created some of the most popular Cartoon Network shows. During the early 2000s, Tartakovsky was fresh off the success of Samurai Jack when he was tapped to helm an animated series set in the Star Wars universe and focusing on the Clone Wars event.

The proposed animated series was created to explore the titular conflict in the space opera saga’s prequel trilogy. However, in an interview, Tartakovsky revealed the real reason he secured the gig. The animator explained how the franchise’s declining sales in one department were the reason for the animated show’s creation, and here is what Tartakovsky said.

Genndy Tartakovsky revealed he was offered Clone Wars to boost Star Wars sales

Before the beloved Dave Filoni version of The Clone Wars, filmmaker George Lucas sought to explore the titular conflict in a 2D animated series.

Graveyard Season 2 emerges as a Turkish Netflix original that redefines its narrative format with four two-part episodes—a shift that reinvents the way its intricate cases unfold.

This series introduces us to Istanbul’s layered streets, where modernity and tradition coalesce in a setting that is both bustling and steeped in history. The titular “Graveyard”—a moniker for the cold case department—stands as a metaphor for the unresolved tragedies embedded in the city’s collective memory (one might even call it a repository of forgotten voices).

Here, the investigation centers on crimes that have long left deep scars, particularly those affecting women, and exposes institutional practices that have silently permitted injustice.

The portrayal of detectives balancing their professional duties with personal burdens brings to light the internal conflicts within those sworn to protect. With its narrative shift from long, uninterrupted episodes to segmented investigations, the series crafts a rhythm...

Directed by Abdullah Oguz, Graveyard, the 8-part investigative drama, introduces us to the Special Crimes Division that was tasked with solving cases of femicide. Well, I have to say here that Graveyard season 2 is an extremely tedious watch. The problem is not the length of the episodes but the absurdity of the subplots that are created just to mislead the police officers, which was what made it a task to watch it. That said, let’s find out what happened in the various episodes and how Onem Ozulku and her team found out the truth.

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Case 1: Silent Devil

The first case that the Special Crimes Division handled was that of Yasemin Turanli, who worked as a house help at the Sadoglu mansion. Generally, Onem and her team took charge of a case after it happened, but this time around, they were present at the crime scene as it was happening.

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Whether you’re looking for sci-fi, fantasy, horror, or something just plain weird — Netflix’s catalog is filled with dozens of fantastic shows and movies. Some of them are particularly mind-bending, which is exactly what we’re looking at today!

If you do one search for ‘mind-bending’ shows and movies on Netflix, you’ll see dozens of results. In fact, it’s one of the most popular categories on the streamer. From outstanding anthology series to downright bizarre dramas, there are tons of great options on Netflix. In this list, we count down 10 of the best.

All of these shows and films are available to stream on Netflix right now. Let’s dive in!

10Dead Boy Detectives Genre: Action, Adventure, ComedyRating: TV-MARelease Date: April 25, 2024Cast: George Rexstrew, Jayden Revri, Kassius Nelson, Briana Cuoco, Jenn Lyon, Ruth ConnellLanguage: EnglishRuntime: 56 minsWatch on Netflix

Netflix’s Sandman spinoff Dead Boy Detectives...

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Toxic Town, Despicable Me 4 – Pictures: Paramount Pictures, Netflix and Universal Pictures

A new month is just around the corner, but Netflix is concluding in February with some big new releases. Below, we’ll be tackling all the new confirmed titles on the way to Netflix (specifically in the US – other regions’ lineups will vary) with headline titles, including the debuts of Venom: The Last Dance and Despicable Me 4, plus some big new Netflix Originals.

Note: This list is partially incomplete, given that Netflix has yet to send its “New on Netflix” newsletter to the press. That’s coming on Wednesday, so stay tuned! We’re tracking all the new additions coming for Netflix US for March 2025 here.

Let’s kick off with some of our most anticipated upcoming titles heading to Netflix this week:

Most Anticipated New Releases on Netflix This Week Venom: The Last Dance...

Time to reload your binge list, gang. Netflix has more movies and shows, both new and *kinda* old for you this week. Catch old favorites and find new ones this week on your favorite streaming service. It is Netflix, right? Right.

I'm sure you'll be shocked, but there's something for everyone this week. Comedies, thrillers, dramas, family fare - although there is one shocking development. For the first time in what feels like a decade, you won't see a new stand-up comedy special debut this week. There are already several great specials to watch, just no new ones this week. Don't worry, the week is packed with laughs.

One of the best comedy series ever adds two more seasons to the rotation this week, and sequels to a pair of the top family films of the past few years arrive as well. There's a new season of an acclaimed sports...

The Netflix series Graveyard, through its gripping accounts, tackles the still dispassionate treatment of the growing cases of femicide in Turkey. Everything from deeply seated patriarchal values and state and corporate collusion to the tunnel vision of the bureaucratic system has nourished the seedbed of gender-based aggression. It is at this juncture that Önem Özülkü is introduced to oversee the new Special Crimes Unit as captain. Earlier orders stemmed from a leadership that was deeply entrenched in unprogressive masculine ideals. Önem’s appointment is expected to bring some parity to the unequal balance of the state of affairs. A commentary on the dilapidated bureaucratic system of the nation, Graveyard presents a somewhat gloomy and dismal picture of law enforcement as hundreds of women passively drift into nothingness without justice.

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What can we expect from the new unit?

At the inception of Graveyard, the Turkey National Police announces its...

Comics artists of a certain age always want to draw Loki in a helmet with big twisty ram’s horns. I know why, they know why – we all know why. But reminding readers of bombastic comics for kids, hacked out monthly and printed on the cheapest paper available, might not be the mental connection you want to make in your classy hardcover collection of retold myths. I’m just saying.

Norse Mythology, Volume 1 is the latest in the long line of floppies and sturdier-formatted objects intending to, as far as I can tell, create sequential pictures for every last word Neil Gaiman has ever written in his long career. (Look out for Duran Duran by Neil Gaiman: The Graphic Novel!)

As is usual for this project, Gaiman wrote the original thing and is not credited with anything at all related to this book. P. Craig Russell adapted the original thing into comics,...

The Netflix February 2025 originals, movies and TV series have been revealed and can be viewed below. The streaming service has also announced the list of movies and TV series leaving next month.

The Netflix February 2025 schedule includes such titles as Apple Cider Vinegar, Cassandra, Celebrity Bear Hunt, Cobra Kai Season 6: Part 3, Full Swing Season 3, Gabby’s Dollhouse Season 11 and Kinda Pregnant.

Cobra Kai Season 6: Part 3

Also coming are La Dolce Villa, Love Is Blind Season 8, Pokémon Horizons Season 2, Running Point, Sakamoto Days, Surviving Black Hawk Down, Sweet Magnolias Season 4, The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep and Zero Day.

The February schedule includes the comedy specials Felipe Esparza: Raging Fool and Rosebud Baker: The Mother Lode.

Netflix February 2025 Schedule

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A Copenhagen Love Story (Dk) — Netflix Film

After author Mia finds love with single father Emil, their happiness is put to the test as they undergo fertility treatments to have kids of their own.

With over four hundred writing credits on IMDb, there is no disputing that Stephen King is one of the world's most influential authors. His novels, short stories, and novellas have been adapted into wildly successful films, like The Shining, Misery, and The Shawshank Redemption. Unfortunately, not every adaptation of King's works has been a home run.

Given the sheer volume of films and miniseries inspired by King, some are bound to be underwhelming. There are multiple ways an adaptation can miss the mark. In the most common scenario, a film will follow the plot of a story while missing its emotional underpinning and deeper meaning. Conversely, some films use the name of a famous novel to grab attention but abandon the details. And other times it's a simple matter of miscast characters or improper timing.

Graveyard Shift Was Far Too Slow It Fails To Grasp The Short Story's Appeal

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Following the release of her latest album The Great Impersonator, Halsey is set to develop a dark comedy series for Amazon Prime Video. Halsey will serve as the creator, writer, and executive producer on Bloodlust, according to a Amazon MGM Studios spokesperson. Ti West, known for his work on the X film series, will direct.

Although plot lines and the release date are under wraps, Halsey and their team have been tinkering away at the Amazon series for years. Her manager Anthony Li and West will executive produce, with Mark Friedman...

Halsey celebrated Halloween by bringing her fans through the decades — and playing a rock version of her Badlands favorite, “Colors.” On Thursday night, the singer headlined a performance for Amazon Music Live in Los Angeles, where she performed both songs from The Great Impersonator and reimagined versions of her fan favorites.

The pop star opened the show, dressed as a circus ringmaster, with the live debut of her album’s title track. She took it to the Seventies for the first set of the show, as she performed a soft...

On Tuesday October 15 2024, Discovery broadcasts Deadliest Catch!

Graveyard for the Lost Season 20 Episode 18 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Deadliest Catch,” titled “Graveyard for the Lost,” promises to be filled with tension and high-stakes fishing. As the crew faces challenging conditions, viewers can expect to see the risks that come with life on the water. This episode will air on Discovery and is sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

In this episode, John finds himself in a precarious situation. He is forced to fish with a slack tank, which puts his boat at risk of capsizing. The pressure is on as he navigates these dangerous waters, making decisions that could affect not only his safety but also the success of the catch. John’s experience and skill will be put to the test as he tries to manage the situation.

Meanwhile, Jake is having a more...

On Monday, October 21, 2024, at 10:00 Pm, Investigation Discovery presents a chilling new episode titled “Lured to the Graveyard.” This true crime show takes viewers into the dark world of a mysterious case where an unsuspecting victim is drawn into a deadly trap. The episode explores the haunting details of how someone was deliberately lured to a graveyard, only to face a tragic and horrifying end.

As the investigation unfolds, detectives work tirelessly to piece together the puzzle and uncover who was behind this gruesome act. The twists and turns of the story reveal deep secrets, betrayal, and a motive that leaves everyone stunned. Fans of true crime will be on the edge of their seats as they follow the trail of clues that lead to the final shocking revelation.

“Lured to the Graveyard” promises to deliver suspense, intrigue, and the kind of storytelling that keeps viewers captivated from start to finish.

Everyone has their own unique choice for the best Stephen King movie — but what's the worst?

Before Stephen King became a best selling millionaire novelist, he scratched by a meager living selling short stories on the side. Some of those early short stories appeared in the University of Maine literary journal "Ubris," but King finally made one of his first professional sales with "Graveyard Shift," a horror story purchased and published by the magazine "Cavalier" in 1970. The story would later end up in King's well-loved short story collection "Night Shift," a book that served as a kind of gateway drug to budding King fans. And as long as there have been Stephen King books there have been Stephen King movies — his 1974 debut novel "Carrie" was adapted to the screen by 1976. From there, Hollywood was off and running, bring King's work to the movies left and right.

When 1990 rolled around, it...

Hayden Christensen is a widespread name in pop culture for his role as Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars franchise. He featured in the second and the third installments of the Prequel Trilogy Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith before returning to his role in the Disney+ Star Wars shows Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka.

The Prequel Trilogy focused on Christensen’s Anakin Skywalker’s slow descent into the dark side until he ultimately becomes Darth Vader. Although the actor did a lot to make his performance as iconic as possible, Christensen’s work always resulted in a mixed reception among critics and fans.

Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader

Hayden Christensen has spoken repeatedly about his injuries while filming Star Wars. From the lightsaber battles to flying a shaky speeder, the Shattered Glass actor admitted that his role in the space opera epic was physically demanding.

True lightning-in-a-bottle phenomena are immensely difficult to recapture. 60 years after "The Twilight Zone" completed its initial run in 1964, subsequent attempts to resuscitate the property -- either with an anthology film or reboot series -- have failed to match its cultural impact, even with vaunted directors Steven Spielberg, George Miller, Wes Craven, William Friedkin, Jonathan Frakes, Ana Lily Amirpour, Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead, and Osgood Perkins lending their talents behind the camera. It's a testament to everything the late Rod Serling accomplished with his surreal amalgamation of genre storytelling and social commentary that we tend to overlook his many other significant contributions as an artist (which include co-penning the 1968 "Planet of the Apes" movie).

When the original "Twilight Zone" ended, however, its legacy seemed far from assured. Serling had burnt himself out after writing so many episodes for the series, with the consensus being that the show's final two seasons were...

In case it wasn't already clear by now, Marvel Studios is doubling down on its connections to the Marvel Netflix universe of streaming shows. Next up on the reunion tour for "Daredevil: Born Again"? The Devil of Hell's Kitchen imposter known as Bullseye, portrayed by Wilson Bethel in season 3 of "Daredevil." The news comes from ComicBook.com, which reports only that he'll make some sort of appearance in the retooled series -- but "it's unclear how extensive his role will be."

Fans will remember that the rather tortured character of Benjamin Poindexter played an integral role in the war against Matt Murdock and Wilson "Kingpin" Fisk in the Netflix series. Season 3 ultimately ended with Bullseye on the wrong end of a fight between the two foes, shattering his spine and left paralyzed. It's unclear exactly how or even if Marvel will incorporate all these prior events into their new series, but...

Warning: Spoilers for Disney Villains – Scar #4 One of the more significant takeaways from Disney's The Lion King is that Scar was an ineffective leader, resulting from his failure to respect the Circle of Life. Although the movie's new prequel comic recently made an effort to portray Scar as a more effective king, the latest issue from the same series confirms that Scar actually had no excuse for his later failings.

Disney Villains – Scar #4 – by writer Chuck Brown, artist Trevor Fraley, colorist Chiara Di Francia and letterer Jeff Eckleberry – features the villain at the height of his power, yet plagued by visions of a desolate Pride Lands, one that will be familiar to viewers of the film.

Related: Disney Confirms Real Meaning of Lion King's Elephant Graveyard

The Lion King Prequel Echoes Scar's Hyenas Concerns In The Movie

As described by Timon in The Lion King, Scar's poor decisions famously resulted...

Get ready to howl at the moon, cackle with witches, and dive headfirst into a cauldron of frights! It’s time for Nightmare on Film Street’s #31DayHorrorChallenge, the ultimate Halloween Horror Movie Challenge that’s guaranteed to fill your October with spooks, chills, and thrills.

Horror movies and Halloween? They’re a match made in the haunted house. Like witches and broomsticks. Like vampires and fangs. Like Freddy and Jason. Like zombies and, well, more zombies.

Year after year, we here at Nightmare on Film Street bring our horror family together across social media to embark on a 31-day journey into the macabre, all in the name of celebrating the most haunted time of the year!

Enter the #31DayHorrorChallenge 2023!

Ready to sink your teeth into this year’s Halloween Horror Movie Challenge? We’re calling all you horror aficionados, casual fans, and even the faint of heart to join...

Sydney Sweeney, who starred in “Euphoria,” posted a video clip from an unidentified Los Angeles music video production that enthralled her followers.

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On the set of the shoot, Sweeney can be seen in the video sporting a leather corset and chaps.

“Rock n Roll, Syd. Can’t wait for you guys to see this music video,” Sweeney’s stylist, Molly Dickson, wrote on Instagram putting Mareux’s “The Perfect Girl” song in the background.

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The “White Lotus” star also starred in Halsey’s “Graveyard” music video in 2020 and the 2021 film “Downfalls High” with Mod Sun and Machine Gun Kelly.

Sweeney rocked out while filming her most recent project on the Sunset Strip, as seen in video posted by fans.

Sydney Sweeney spotted shooting a music video in Los Angeles.

If his near-fatal accident in 1999 had ended differently, Stephen King would still have been one of the greatest horror writers of his generation. Thankfully, King survived the incident, which not only allowed him to continue delivering stories for over two decades and counting, but inspired him to complete his Dark Tower novels and incorporate his own trauma into the story. Now a new documentary, King on Screen, is delving into the many adaptations of King’s work including some of his most memorable and forgettable movie and TV offerings.

Darkstar Pictures have released a new trailer for the Daphné Baiwir-directed documentary, which is described as:

“1976, Brian de Palma directs Carrie, the first novel by Stephen King. Since then, more than 50 directors have adapted the master of horror's books, in more than 80 films and series, making him the most adapted author alive in the world . What's so fascinating about him...

There are more than enough corpses to fill a cemetery once the smoke clears in Yakuza Graveyard, but in Fukasaku Kinji’s caustic thriller national honor is the central casualty. With Japan’s severe economical crisis spreading across both sides of the law, a shooting can become a transaction. “If you kill someone, you owe damages” is how a drug-addicted prostitute justifies detective Kuroiwa’s (Watari Tetsuya) responsibility for her after he’s killed her pimp—just one of the film’s many relationships defined in business as opposed to moral terms.

Assigned to the local crime beat to cool his rogue-cop jets, Kuroiwa quickly finds himself wedged between the Nishida and Ushin families, warring yakuza groups with unsavory links to the police department. His allies include Iwata (Umemiya Tetsuo), a bellicose underworld torpedo with whom the detective bonds over bruises, booze, and Yankee hookers, and Lady Snowblood herself, Kaji Meiko,...

Amazon is giving gearheads a new reason to check out its free streaming service, because on Thursday, it was announced that Speedvision, has joined the platform as a free ad-supported streaming TV (Fast) channel in the United States. Freevee customers now can stream titles from Speedvision’s extensive library of car-fueled entertainment.

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After launching the car-enthusiast market decades ago, Speedvision returned in October 2022 with the same type of high-octane programming that it originally built its name on n the ’90s. The channel delivers a combination of entertaining storytelling, iconic hosts, and premier production values, that have allowed it to become the preeminent destination for auto-passionate viewers.

“Launching Speedvision on Amazon Freevee is further evidence of our rapid growth from providing highly attractive content to advertisers and our enormous auto passionate audience,” president and CEO of Speedvision Robert Scanlon said. “The Speedvision Fast Channel now available...

This year’s SXSW Film & TV Festival opened with the premiere of Swarm, the dark tale of Dre (Dominique Fishback), a stan whose obsession with a Beyoncé-esque pop idol turns deadly. And the Prime Video series’ fourth episode treated audiences to a little surprise: Billie Eilish’s screen acting debut as Eva, the leader of a Nxivm-like cult whose indoctrination of Dre ends in disaster. Not to be outdone, Halsey’s entrée into the world of movies left the crowd at the Texas fest hooting and hollering.

In Tony Tost’s crime-western Americana,...

Emerging from the rubble of two war-ending weapons of mass destruction as well as its own barbarism, Japan was reduced to its knees. With a cascade of constitutional changes at the hands of their occupiers, as well as the liberation of so-called “Sangokujin” whom Japan had spent the century systematically oppressing and obliterating, the people looked on in punishment as their country underwent rapid reformation once again. It is against this backdrop Rikio Ishikawa (a soul-destroyingly evil performance from Tetsuya Watari), the son of a country humiliated beyond defeat, the product of the pillaging of a national identity, violently defies salvation as a modern-day Ryunosuke Tsukue in Kinji Fukasaku’s most abyssal picture of his ferociously graphic career; enter the “Graveyard of Honour”.

Following Ishikawa’s tumultuous descent into oblivion over the span of the Japanese Occupation, “Graveyard of Honour “endeavours to plunder the lowest depths of immorality, deliberately finding...

There’s a little (scary) something for everyone in the trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, Netflix’s upcoming horror anthology.

Narrated by series creator and Rod Serling-like host del Toro, Cabinet of Curiosities promises “unprecedented and genre-defining stories meant to challenge our traditional notions of horror. From macabre to magical, gothic to grotesque or classically creepy.”

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Halsey shows off her eclectic makeup and black dress with new photos. Pic credit: @iamhalsey/Instagram

Halsey recently spent a little extra time in a public bathroom to ensure she got the perfect mirror selfie.

Ashley Nicolette Frangipane, known professionally as Halsey, has made her mark in the music industry over the past few years with hits such as Nightmare, Graveyard, and Closer.

The 27-year-old singer has also expanded her talents into the makeup industry as the founder of her “made-to-play” beauty brand, af94.

Halsey’s most recent upload showed her putting her latest outfit and makeup look on display while posing in a bathroom mirror.

In a series of photos, she first shared a close-up selfie highlighting her bright white eyeshadow and perfectly lined lips as she slightly stuck her tongue out.

The photo also allowed a clear view of her gold jewelry, including a matching set of hoop earrings and a chain necklace.

Like most hardcore horror fans, Guillermo del Toro loves a good anthology series. From "The Twilight Zone" to "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," which del Toro produced, the notion of getting a completely different tale of terror each week is too tantalizing to resist. So genre fans should be giddily anticipating the October 25, 2022, Netflix premiere of "Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities," which boasts eight episodes of spine-tingling fright from some of the most talented horror directors working today.

In the newly released teaser, del Toro promises, "Each of the episodes has a whole world." Though he is presenting the series, he has given all eight directors free rein to tell their stories on their own creative terms. Perhaps the most exciting element of the series is its focus on the construction of "beautiful, practical creatures." In an industry where CG dominates, it's an absolute joy to hear...

Netflix and Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro (The Shape of Water, Blade 2, Hellboy) have teamed up for new anthology series “Cabinet of Curiosities,” a collection of live-action stories that Netflix says “is meant to challenge our traditional notions of horror.”

“From macabre to magical, gothic to grotesque or classically creepy, the eight sinister tales — including two original works by del Toro — will be brought to life by a team of writers and directors personally chosen by the Shape of Water filmmaker.”

Netflix has announced today that the series will debut Tuesday, October 25, launching a special four day, double episode Netflix & Chills Halloween event. Two all-new “Cabinet of Curiosities” tales will debut daily through Friday, October 28, when the entire collection of eight stories will be available to Netflix members around the world.

“With Cabinet of Curiosities, we set out to showcase the realities existing outside of our normal world: the anomalies and curiosities.