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The Challenge stars Jenna Compono and Zach Nichols announced that their family will grow more in 2025.

The couple, who met through MTV’s reality TV series, revealed that a fourth baby will arrive later this year.

On Instagram this weekend, Jenna shared a photo with her three kids seated against a wall.

A balloon number appeared above each of their three children, seated in the order of age from oldest to youngest.

At the end of the line, a silver fourth balloon number had a “Coming Soon” sign and sonogram photos below it.

“Because 3 kids wasn’t chaotic enough...

The gap between horror fans and critics has closed over the years. While the advent of online discourse has allowed the fandom to make its voice heard and create tailored spaces for their interests, this has not always been the case. Historically, horror was a genre that was often shunned by critics, which you can still see in the continued snubbing of the genre at the Emmys and Oscars. When the only outlet for film criticism was the press, horror would often get the short end of the stick, mainly if the content was considered shocking and without artistic merit.

Yet, in the words of gothabilly pioneer and exploitation/horror film fan Lux Interior from The Cramps, "I don't know about art, but I know what I like." Horror has always been a genre that excels despite critical reception because of the passion of the fans; critics be damned. If...

The newlyweds have a new baby coming soon.  Two months after Jenna Compono and Zach Nichols had their official dream wedding, The Challenge stars exclusively confirmed to E! News that they are expecting baby No. 2.  "I was ecstatic, extremely excited and overjoyed," Zach shared with E! News when recalling his reaction to the news. "I want my kids close in age like my siblings are. It's like having a built in best friend. The only bad part is that it happened on the first try again, I was trying to get a little more action." The couple is already parents to 9-month-old Anthony Nichols who has developed a large following on social media. For Jenna, she's...

I Spit On Your Grave director Meir Zarchi discusses his cult classic, the title change, his sequel idea and more

In 1978, writer-director Meir Zarchi released a movie entitled Day of the Woman, which was largely dismissed by critics. A few years later, it was re-released under the new title I Spit on Your Grave, and while it still didn't score any points with critics, it became a controversial movie that grew into a cult classic, which it still is to this day. I Spit on Your Grave was just released in brand new editions on Blu-ray and DVD on February 8 and I recently had the privilege of speaking with director Meir Zarchi on the phone about his experiences on this project. Here's what he had to say below.

When I watched the original again, I could be way off base here, but it almost seemed that Matthew was a Woody Allen knock-off character.

1978 - 100 mins. - Not Rated

D: Meir Zarchi

C: Camille Keaton, Eron Tabor, Richard Pace, Anthony Nichols

Young woman is raped by a group of men while on vacation. She slowly pulls herself together and seeks out brutal, violent revenge on her attackers.

Infamous film that was infamously bashed by Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel and rightfully so. A curio for some due to the film's reputation, but why bother? It's offensive in its treatment of women. Offensive in its treatment of a retarded character. Offensive in its presentation of an extended rape sequence. Offensive in its horrid production values. Offensive in its amateurish performances. Most offensive in its lack of logic or cringe worthy dialogue. I Spit on Your Grave is just a downright offensive film in every regard whether that's in its violence, in its attitude towards its characters or in the film's lack of technical finesse. An...

The ultimate in feminist revenge gets a Blu-ray release to coincide with the remake of the same. I guess I should cringe when those guys get theirs, but face it those hillbilly rapists deserve all they get. Jennifer Hills (Camille Keaton) travels from the big city to an isolated cabin in the country. She.s going to work on her novel in the secluded location. She asks for directions from gas station manager Johnny (Eron Tabor) and is eyed by Stanley (Anthony Nichols) and Andy (Gunter Kleemann) who hang out at the station. When she finds the cabin, her groceries are delivered by Matthew (Richard Pace), who is a bit slow so she treats him kindly so Matthew develops...