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Everything you need to know about the latest German thriller on Netflix (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Netflix’s ‘Delicious’ has stirred quite the reaction, blending elements of opulence, deception, and chilling horror in a story that refuses to be forgotten.

The film, described as a Saltburn-inspired thriller, follows a wealthy German family whose idyllic vacation in a French villa spirals into a nightmare.

A Sinister Scheme Unfolds

The unsettling chain of events begins when the family accidentally strikes a young woman named Teodora (Carla Diaz) with their car while returning from dinner. In an attempt to avoid involving the authorities, they offer her a payoff but Teodora’s return the following day comes with an unexpected twist.

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Dwayne Johnson, popularly known as The Rock, continues to drive WWE like never before, and now for two years in a row, he has been the ultimate heel. Transitioning from the People’s Champ to the Final Boss, Dwayne Johnson has again proved the fact that he has been a force unparalleled whether in the ring or outside it.

As a member of the Tko board of directors, Dwayne Johnson is well aware of what suits the ratings and what doesn’t. Ever since Cody Rhodes’s return, his meteoric rise to being the face of the company has left the fans utterly impressed, and The Rock knew whatever had to happen should have the American Nightmare at the heart of it all.

Cm Punk & The Rock on WWE TV/ Credit: WWE

From then on, whatever followed, including Johnson turning heel, worked out perfectly for the company. Now, with the...

A new episode of “Impact x Nightline,” titled “Switched Before Birth,” explores the devastating consequences of IVF mix-ups. The episode streams exclusively on Hulu starting Thursday, March 6. Here’s the Lowdown: The episode investigates rare but shocking cases of IVF errors, including a woman who gave birth to a baby that wasn’t biologically hers and […]

IVF Nightmare: Hulu’s “Switched Before Birth” Exposes Fertility Clinic Errors...

“Today’s the day,” The Woman in the Yard eerily sings in the second official trailer for Universal & Blumhouse’s upcoming horror thriller, and it reveals a closer look at the supernatural nightmare ahead for a fractured family.

The Woman in the Yard releases in theaters on March 28, 2025.

Watch the new trailer below, which not only gives a glimpse of the mysterious entity beneath the ominous black shroud, but reveals that shadows play a key role in her supernatural torment of a family dealing with the immediacy of grief. The trailer also hints at a wish gone wrong.

Danielle Deadwyler (Till, The Harder They Fall, The Piano Lesson) stars as “Ramona, a woman crippled by grief after she survives a car accident that takes her husband. Seriously injured, Ramona now must care for their 14-year-old son and 6-year-old-daughter, alone in her rural farmhouse. Then one day the woman takes form in their yard.

Prior to the mid-late 2000s, anime as a concept was something many fans in English-speaking countries was not aware of. Even for those who did understand that certain shows they were watching – like Dragon Ball Z and Sailor Moon – were from Japan, they weren't always aware of just how many series they enjoyed were actually anime. The confusion certainly wasn't helped by the popularization of Western animated series adopting the style of anime.

For many kids growing up in the 90s and early 2000s, anime like Yu-Gi-Oh! and Pokémon just seemed to be uniquely styled animated series. Today, there's no secret about what they are, and almost everyone knows what anime is, but several localization companies of the era, including 4Kids Entertainment, worked hard to hide the truth. These series are all nostalgic favorites for countless fans, and they're worth re-visiting with a fresh perspective.

Pokémon Was the First Anime...

Nothing says horror quite like the white picket fences and child-rearing fantasies of American suburbia. The idea of introducing unfathomable evil to an idyllic, middle-class neighborhood has provided the foundation for horror classics such as Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street — but it has also inspired a handful of newer films as well. Lorcan Finnegan's 2019 hit Vivariumis another take on the nightmares of suburban living and the nuclear family, and it's currently available to stream for free on Freevee.

A combined psychological horror and science fiction thriller, Vivarium follows Gemma and Tom, a young couple played by Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots respectively. The two are looking to purchase their first home together, which leads them to encounter Martin, a strange real estate agent who takes them to a suburban development called Yonder, and disappears while the couple are exploring one of the houses. When Gemma and Tom attempt to leave,...

Lisa Wilcox has joined the cast of The Last Sleepover as Bethany Drake, a popular matriarch and pillar of the community.

The actress is best known for going toe-to-toe with Freddy Krueger as Alice Johnson in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master and A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child.

“Whether someone loves the horror genre or not, everyone is familiar with the Nightmare franchise,” producer P.J. Starks (10/31) tells Bloody Disgusting. “As a fan of those films, having Lisa join the project is very cool. She is a solid talent, and the gravitas she brings due to her status in the horror community only elevates the excitement of making this movie.”

Sleepaway Camp‘s Felissa Rose also stars in the indie slasher alongside Spooky Madison, Audri Curtsinger, Jason Crowe, Ashe Parker, and Tj Moreschi.

A group of former friends reunite on the night of their 20-year high school reunion.

Cults, Kooks, and Conspiracy! You get it all in Elijah Sullivan’s rabbit hole documentary The Hole Story, which recently celebrated its World Premiere at the 2025 Slamdance Film Festival. Pulling at the ever-increasing threads of a local mystery, The Hole Story charts the evolution of a mysterious hole from a simple act of property destruction to a top-secret hunt for a mythical society. Cut like a true-crime documentary for those of us obsessed with the world’s most far-fetched barroom tales, The Hole Story is loaded with preposterous theories, kooky mountain folk, secret societies, and government cover-ups.

Picture this: One day, you’re walking through the woods in Nothern California’s idyllic forests, minding your own business. Suddenly, you spot something odd. It’s a giant, 60-foot hole big enough to bury a military tank! But what the hell is a massive hole like this doing out in the remote woodland?...

Celebrating 21 years of independent, breakout cinema and its first year in its new LA home, Slamdance 2025 kicks off for another edition of bold, original storytelling. First up on our docket is Cory Santilli’s In The Mouth, a crisp black-and-white comedy that operates on dream logic and plays by its own rules. A surprisingly personal film for how absurd it gives itself permission to be, but hands down one of the highlights of this year’s festival.

In The Mouth stars Colin Burgess (Inspector Ike) as an anxiety-riddled man named Merl, desperately looking for roommate. If he can’t scrape together some extra cash fast, he’s going to get evicted. But desperation doesn’t exactly attract the most trustworthy people and Merl is too occupied with his own problems to notice that he’s just welcomed a dangerous criminal into his home. It’s a real will-they/won’t-they-kill-eachother-in-their-sleep...

Spoiler Alert: Spoilers follow for The MonkeyEven in a genre so famous for iconic figures like Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees, Stephen King is arguably every bit as much a hot IP as the Nightmare or Friday franchises. Adaptations of his works like The Shining (even if King himself hated the film), Carrie, and Misery are almost unanimously seen as holy texts for horror fans, and there’s no contemporary figure who’s proven quite as influential on the genre. Even nowadays, King's impact can be felt in Stranger Things and the work of filmmakers like Robert Eggers.

But despite being such an iconic figure, don’t think that King doesn't have a sense of humor about himself. Again, putting aside his public disagreements with Stanley Kubrick, King has regularly welcomed the countless adaptations of his books and short stories, often agreeing to cameo in them. Whether it’s for...

We're just a short time away from the theatrical release of The Monkey, Osgood Perkins' follow-up to his 2024 hit Longlegs, and if that news isn't good enough for you, maybe its Rotten Tomatoes Score will be. Embargoes have lifted, the reviews are in, and at the time of this writing, the newest Stephen King adaptation sits at a healthy 86% on the website, which bodes well for its box office take this coming weekend.

Based on King's short story that was first published in 1980 and then collected into 1985's Skeleton Crew, The Monkey stars Theo James as twin brothers Hal and Bill Shelburn who, at a young age, stumble upon their father's vintage toy monkey in the attic, and witness a string of horrifying deaths all around them. Years later, the toy resurfaces, causing the siblings to reconcile and embark on a mission to permanently eliminate the cursed toy. "Osgood Perkins'...

Welcome to this review of this past Friday’s episode of Smackdown, right here on Nerdly. Let’s see what went down on this week’s show!

Match #1: Elimination Chamber Match Qualifier – Naomi def. Chelsea Green The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Naomi made Women’s United States Champion Chelsea Green feel the glow with a decisive split-legged moonsault to secure a place inside the Elimination Chamber and an opportunity to headline WrestleMania.

My Score: 2.5 out of 5 Match #2: Motor City Machine Guns def. Los Garza The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin overcame Angel and Berto in a hard-fought showdown with Skull and Bones.

My Score: 2 out of 5 Match #3: LA Knight def. Miz The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

LA Knight hit a Bft before delivering an elbow drop off the top rope to get the three-count on The Miz.

Kyle Richards isn’t in a hurry to file the divorce papers. There’s a good reason. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is still navigating her separation from her estranged husband, Mauricio Umansky.

Complicated Divorce

Richards and Umansky remained amicable about their separation. They get along better while separated than they did when they were married. Richards hasn’t filed the divorce papers. On the Bravo show, she shared her struggles with their separation. Richards hasn’t gotten used to being on her own.

It’s been 18 months since they announced their separation. An insider told The U.S. Sun that Richards and Umansky aren’t divorced yet because the exes aren’t rushing to file the papers. They know there’s going to be more paperwork involved. The duo has a lot of finances involved, especially with the real estate business.

“They’re not in a hurry to file,...

The wait is almost over, Fiends! Monk season approaches!! But should you leave the comfort of your home and spend your hard-earned dollars on Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey??!?Uhhhh Yeah You Should! Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they sit down to share their first reactions rant and rave about what is sure to become 2025’s best Horror Movie. Kimmi even went so far as to give the movie a perfect score in her written review! Now, after months of brain-bustin’ trailers & eye-poppin’ posters, The Monkey is finally kicking the door down at your local theatre, and we’re here to shake hands with that furry little ball of mayhem.

Join us as we give you just a taste of our first impressions: the hits, the misses (Jk it’s all hits!), and the unprecedented hilarity of watching people die in the funniest ways imaginable. Tune in now to...

The past couple of weeks have seen many casting announcements for Scream 7. At first, they seemed fairly normal, with people like Isabel May and McKenna Grace fulfilling the teen roles. Makes sense, as they always need a new cast of young victims, as Neve Campbell’s Sydney Prescott can only do so much. Then part of the Core Four was announced, with Mason Gooding and Jasmin Savoy-Brown returning as the Meeks’. Very cool considering the Barrera/Ortega films appeared to be getting excised. But that’s when things started to get weird. Despite rumors of his involvement for months, Patrick Dempsey was not cast as Sydney’s husband, instead Joel McHale ended up taking the role. Unexpected but scheduling conflicts happen and they clearly have a movie to make. But that’s when we got some true head-scratchers. Scott Foley and Matthew Lillard were both announced as having roles in the film.

Every anime fan knows that a key aspect of any true shonen protagonist is their transformation. Transformations act as a breakthrough, allowing these characters to tap into their true nature, unleashing a level of power that leaves a lasting impression. Practically every shonen series features a main character who relies on at least one form when the going gets rough — whether it's Yusuke Urameshi, Naruto Uzumaki, or Son Goku, the Godfather of Shonen. Naturally, Monkey D. Luffy from One Piece is no exception, pulling out a range of forms from his rolodex of tricks whenever necessary.

Luffy is hands-down one of the most creatively adaptable fighters around. This verdict isn't just because of his Devil Fruit power, which allows him to stretch beyond the competition, but also because he's an intelligent combatant who can think on the fly to come up with innovative maneuvers. His goofy style of creativity has...

Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek: The Original Series pushed sci-fi to new heights and made Will Shatner a global icon. However, his exploits as Captain Kirk weren’t Shatner’s first rodeo in one of the most influential sci-fi shows of all time, as prior to Star Trek, he appeared in The Twilight Zone.

William Shatner | Credit: Gage Skidmore, Cc-by-sa-2.0, Wikimedia Commons

While Shatner’s work in the acclaimed sci-fi show was brief initially, interestingly, the actor returned to headline one of the most noteworthy episodes in The Twilight Zone, which is saying something.

Two of The Twilight Zone classics featured William Shatner Nightmare at 20,000 Feet | Credit: CBS

Before Star Trek became notable for its exploration of different themes through the lens of sci-fi, The Twilight Zone took a similar approach to the medium, which debuted almost a decade prior to the former.

Moreover, the anthology nature kept each episode fresh,...

The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers for the week of February 17, 2025, are here! Next week, fans can expect John “Finn” Finnegan (Tanner Novlan) to face a marriage crisis.

Steffy Forrester Finnegan’s (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) worst nightmare comes true. Plus, Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) is blindsided. Keep reading and let’s talk about what is coming up next week in the CBS soap opera.

John Finnegan’s Jeopardy

Even though Finn began the week determined to tell Steffy the truth about Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada), things keep coming up. With Steffy remembering the trauma that Luna caused her, Finn might second guess his decision to confess.

If Finn tells Steffy the truth, it could mark the beginning of the end for Sinn. Steffy just said that she will never be able to forget what Luna did to her.

Finn will clearly want some kind of relationship with Luna in the...

Santa Monica, California – February 04: Josh Ruben and Jay Wadley attend a special Beyond Fest screening of Screen Gems and Spyglass Media Group’s Heart Eyes at Aero Theatre on February 04, 2025 in Santa Monica, California. (Photo by Eric Charbonneau/Sony Pictures via Getty Images)

For the past several years, the “Heart Eyes Killer” has wreaked havoc on Valentine’s Day by stalking and murdering romantic couples. This Valentine’s Day, no couple is safe…

Hitting theaters this February is the Valentine’s Day horror-comedy Heart Eyes from director Josh Ruben.

Screen Gems and Spyglass Media Group present a Divide/Conquer production, Heart Eyes. Starring Olivia Holt, Mason Gooding, Gigi Zumbado, Michaela Watkins, with Devon Sawa and Jordana Brewster. Produced by Christopher Landon, Greg Gilreath, and Adam Hendricks. Written by Phillip Murphy and Christopher Landon & Michael Kennedy.

The director of photography is Stephen Murphy, Bsc, Isc. The production designer is Rob Bavin.

The end of the world as we know it gets closer and closer with each passing day, but how do you plan to spend the apocalypse? For the protagonist of Meera Menon’s Didn’t Die, the apocalypse has been a bummer, but mostly because her podcast audience is shrinking away as they get eaten by the living dead. With a couple clever twists and a strong sense of good-humored doom ‘n’ gloom, Didn’t Die presents a very tangible vision of what the immediate aftermath of a zombie outbreak might look like.

Celebrating its World Premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival as an official selection of the Midnight section program, Didn’t Die stars Kiran Deol (Destroy All Neighbors) as Vinita, a post-apocalyptic podcaster hustling to grow her ever dwindling audience while searching for her place in this new nightmare world. Thankfully, Vinita‘s got fans! And she travels town to town...

The Virgin of The Quarry Lake, adapted from the short stories of Mariana Enríquez (Things We Lost in The Fire), recently celebrated its World Premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. It’s a simmering, atmospheric story that has horror in its heart but mostly plays like a brooding summer hangout with a group of girls on the verge of adulthood where the vibe is all wrong. It’s an Elevated Horror that spends the majority of its time in a coming-of-age story but packs a creeping cold open and a ripping finish.

Directed by Laura Casabé (The Returned) from a screenplay by Benjamin Naishtat (Rojo), this early 2000’s-timepiece follows a young girl caught in a love triangle with a boy and an older “more experienced” woman. In the heat of the Argentinian summer, Natalia (Dolores Oliverio) has fallen in love with Diego (Agustín Sosa). It would be a summer romance for the ages,...

The debut feature film of Caitlin Cronenberg, daughter of legendary body horror auteur David Cronenberg, is quickly rising on Hulu's charts. Sitting at number three as of this writing, Humane was released in April 2024 but didn't receive much attention at the time. The psychological thriller hit Shudder in July of that year, but still didn't make much of a blip. It seems the underrated film is finally getting its due on Hulu.

Humane takes place in an alternate reality Canada, where the climate crisis has prompted the world's governments to institute a euthanasia campaign in order to rid Earth of 20% of its human population. The narrative centers on the Yorks, an estranged family brought together one evening by patriarch Charles. He has a surprise for his children, one that will lead the night into a terrifying nightmare full of twists and turns.

The film's cast is impressive, with Jay Baruchel,...

An American-educated Turk with a complicated family life is haunted by his own nature in Alireza Khatami’s The Things You Kill. Celebrating its World Premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, this simmering supernatural(?) thriller raises questions about a person’s responsibilities to their family, and whether fighting your own nature is as futile as trying to fight systemic corruption.

Struggling to start a family with his wife, Ali (Ekin Koç) is forced to confront the darkest parts of himself, his father, and his country in the wake of a heartbreaking diagnosis. And after discovering some troubling secrets about the people closest to him, Ali convinces a drifter to help him exact a revenge that unlocks a darker part of his personality which spider webs into every facet of his life. In in simplest form The Things You Kill is a very bare bones story, but it has a pull...

Join usssss on this week’s episode of the Nightmare on Film Street podcast as we sits down to chat with co-producers Jd Lifshitz & Raphael Margules about their most recent film Companion (2025). Jd and Rafi’s previous films include Barbarian (2022), The Vigil (2018), Becky (2020) (to name a few) and Companion takes their unique ability to deliver wildly original stories to another level.

From writer/director Drew Hancock, and starring Sophie Thatcher, Jack Quaid, and Harvey Guilen, Companion is a genre-mashing good time filled with kooky twists ‘n’ turns, a non-stop barrage of laughs, and lots of blood. Tune in now to hear all about the making of Companion, and what J.D. & Raphael “Neo-Extremism”.

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Written and directed by Drew Hancock, Companion is a rock-em sock-em Rom Com with a bigger body count than Wolf Man and more laugh-out-loud moments than an entire season of The Bear. The genre mash-up stars Jack Quaid (The Boys) and Sophie Thatcher (Heretic) as Josh & Iris, a young couple looking to spend a quite weekend with friends in a remote getaway. Unfortunately, their little relaxing vacay goes awry after the sudden death of their host and the group quickly scrambles into survival mode as they figure out what to do next. If you’ve already seen the full theatrical trailer, you know a little bit more than I’m letting on, but if you haven’t seen that trailer yet- Good.

We’re only one month into 2025 and we already have our first Impossible To Review Genre Film of The Year! It’s not that Companion has some sort of Shyamalanian twist halfway through,...

So, you survived The Substance. Congrats! But if your brain’s still buzzing with its trippy visuals and squirm-worthy themes of transformation, you’re probably itching for more horror that messes with your head—and maybe your stomach. Body horror is all about taking the human form and saying, “What if we… didn’t?” And when you add female leads, vibrant aesthetics, and stories packed with emotional (and sometimes literal) guts, the result is an unforgettable lineup of films that are as smart as they are …squishy.

But let’s get one thing straight—not every movie on this list is straight-up body horror. Some lean more into psychological horror, others tackle themes of identity and empowerment, and a few just want to paint the walls red. What they all have in common? Bold female protagonists, jaw-dropping visuals, and transformations that’ll leave you squirming in the best way possible.

When you think of werewolves, your mind probably goes straight to foggy forests and full moons—but let’s not forget the other perfect backdrop for a beastly horror story: snow. Wintery werewolf movies are quite the niche but still an oh-so-satisfying subgenre. One where the frigid chill of the season cranks up the tension, and the isolation of a snowy landscape creates the perfect hunting ground for our furry friends.

Werewolves in the snow are pure nightmare fuel. There’s something about the mix of primal creatures and icy environments that feels so right. Maybe it’s the visual of blood staining freshly fallen snow, or the way a howling wind seems to mimic the call of a wolf. Whatever it is, winter werewolf movies hit a little differently, offering both atmospheric dread and some ferocious fun.

So, whether you’re here for gothic fairy tales, dark comedies, or...

It’s always a shock how quickly things can go from completely normal to totally f*cked up. In Michiel Blanchart’s Night Call (La Nuit se Traîne), a college student moonlighting as a locksmith gets pulled into an organized crime conspiracy after he opens a door into the Belgian underworld. What should have been a routine night of studying in between service calls suddenly becomes a fight for survival after he’s tricked into helping a stranger rob some very, very dangerous people. It’s a tight thriller with dynamite performances top-to-bottom, and some really clever camerawork that punches up a “one bad night” tale into a crisp, action-packed adventure through the seedy underbelly of downtown Brussels.

Set against the backdrop of a Black Lives Matter protest, which Michiel Blanchart weaves into his story in a really interesting way, our hero is left with no one to turn to...

The Young and the Restless (Y&r) spoilers for Thursday, January 2 indicate the proverbial poop will hit the fan in Genoa City.

Next On The Young and the Restless

A villainess pivots her plan, while a character steps into a living nightmare, and someone makes a shocking discovery. What kind of drama is set to unravel on Thursday? Time to dive right in!

The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Jordan Howard Decides To Pivot

Y&r spoilers for Thursday, January 2 indicate that Jordan (Colleen Zenk) will target a new victim. Is this about her attacking Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) from behind during Monday’s show, or something else?

Could Jordan have locked Sharon away, and ready to strike against a new unsuspecting victim? Fans will have to tune in to find out!

Read More – The Young and the Restless Spoilers Week of January 6: Nick’s New Puzzle Pieces – Jordan Derails...

Inside Sean Diddy Combs’ Christmas In Jail (Photo Credit – Facebook)

Sean Diddy Combs is reportedly having a hard time inside the jail, especially since it’s the Holiday season and the world recently celebrated Christmas. He is missing his family, and according to sources, the music mogul suffered a meltdown. Despite begging the guards to take him to the hospital, he was denied. Scroll below for the deets.

For the unversed, he has been in jail since September 16 and was counting on his legal team to get him out of there during the holiday. However, he has been getting hit with lawsuits almost every day, and it includes sexual assault, trafficking, and r*pe. Jay Z‘s name also came up recently when a woman accused them of r*ping her when she was 13. It allegedly happened at an industry after-party in 2000. Amid all the allegations, Diddy’s chances of...

Even though The Nightmare Before Christmas is a classic holiday movie and over 30 years old, there's still a misconception that it was Tim Burton who directed it. The Nightmare Before Christmas was released in 1993 and introduced the world to the Pumpkin King Jack Skellington, who has grown bored with his role ruling over Halloween and seeks to take over the running of Christmas, to predictably drastic results. Nightmare Before Christmas' blossoming romance between Jack and Sally, the rag doll, is also threaded throughout the story.

Despite its trim 76 minutes, The Nightmare Before Christmas packs tons of heart, humor, and charisma into the story. Plenty of grown adults struggling with career burnout can find much to relate to in The Nightmare Before Christmas' deeper meaning and themes of Jack's midlife crisis. Despite its relative brevity and being aimed at children, it's a shockingly complete movie that holds up well. It's why...

Tim Burton, Danny Elfman, and Henry Selick's most notable and recognizable film is The Nightmare Before Christmas. Fans often speculate that the movie is so unique that the story, now considered a classic, would be a tough sell to producers today. It's such a gem in terms of music, setting, design, and characters, that fans often keep an eye out for a potential sequel.

Though Tim Burton enjoys making and producing movie remakes, like his film remake of the series Dark Shadows and his film retelling of the short story Sleep Hollow, there is no current indication that The Nightmare Before Christmas is due for a remake or a sequel. Nevertheless, fans revisit the movie often around Halloween and the Christmas seasons. If the Nightmare creatives were to ever get together again and create a sequel, there is one character, in particular, that would be the perfect vehicle for another story in Halloween Town.

2024 was a momentous year for Thor, with a series of major events leading to him leaving the Avengers. Thor made this decision due to a serious issue with his powers which led to him being suspected of murder with no way to clear his name. However, he didn't leave Earth's Mightiest Heroes without divine muscle - before taking his leave, Thor asked a different god to officially join the team. The move is part of a far larger evolution in Thor's powers that has seen him ascend to true 'All-Father' status, like Odin before him.

The momentous change came in Avengers #17, with Sam Wilson's Captain America asking Storm to join their ranks. The mutant hero was undecided on the offer until she spoke to Thor, who revealed he planned to leave, and asked her to ensure that "a God of Thunder rides with the Avengers still."

Since then, Storm...

Welcome to Part II of Nightmare on Film Street’s Top 10 Horror Movies of 2024- The Honorable Mentions Editions. And if we’re being honest, the real recommendations of the year. Everyone expected us to have Abigail and Late Night With The Devil on our official Top 10, but what about the strange picks? The whacky picks? The low down, dirty, off the beaten path picks that no one else is talking about!? If you need More spooky nonsense to help keep you creepy, join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they share even more highlights from this year in Horror. Join usssss….

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It’s been almost two years since Chainsaw Man first premiered as the series took the anime scene by storm and continues to impact the genre. The slasher anime is nothing short of legendary in most aspects.

With Mappa’s creative brilliance, the series spotlights Tatsuki Fujimoto’s excellence as a mangaka. The blood, violence, and gore coupled with fantasy is what makes it stand out. However, fans are not happy with the studio’s latest development.

A still from the Chainsaw Man anime | Credit: Mappa

The most awaited movie outlining the Reze Arc was announced last year at Jump Festa 2024. Most fans couldn’t help but express their disinterest at the latest update regarding the movie.

It all makes sense with the upcoming Jump Festa 2025 on 21st December. With anime updates making rounds on the internet, the series’ future remains ambiguous for the most part.

Mappa’s delay with...

Guess who’s back, back again… It’s Saturday Night Main Event! Yes, the classic WWE brand returns for a much-anticipated show, the first in Sixteen years! Let’s get straight into it and see what went down on this week’s show!

Match #1: Drew McIntyre def. Sami Zayn The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

The Scottish Warrior picked up a major victory over Sami Zayn to kick off the action at the first Saturday Night’s Main Event in 16 years. Zayn immediately brought the fight to Drew McIntyre, flustering the former WWE Champion, who responded by tossing The Honorary Uce onto the announce table in spectacularly brutal fashion. McIntyre went for White Noise, but Zayn pulled off a remarkable counter and hit a sunset flip powerbomb that nearly won the match. The Scottish Warrior nailed a Glasgow Kiss, but his attempt at a Claymore backfired when Zayn...

Tim Burton and Henry Selcik's 1993 stop-motion animated classic is a perennial favorite for end-of-year festive viewing, but an intense debate rages: Is The Nightmare Before Christmas a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie? The beloved film centers around Jack Skellington, the wistful Pumpkin King of Halloween Town who stumbles upon Christmas Town and becomes determined to make the holiday his own. Also a musical, The Nightmare Before Christmas has a bevy of catchy songs that diehard fans know by heart.

One of the most popular of these songs is "This Is Halloween", which isn't just a catchy tune but a rallying cry for Nightmare Before Christmas fans who decree the film a definitively spooky season movie. However, the definition of what can be considered a Christmas film grows increasingly broader with every year, with the once popular "Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?" debate now considered passe, with many accepting...

Christmas may be the season of joy and goodwill, but for horror fans, it’s also the perfect time for festive fright. Snow-covered streets, twinkling lights, and the cheerful sound of carols make the ideal backdrop for chills, screams, and yuletide terror. If you’re in the mood for killer Santas, haunted holidays, and seasonal slashers, this list of Christmas horror films will make your holidays frightfully fun.

Let’s dive into The 12 Frights for Christmas, where every film is a bloody gift for your inner horror fanatic.

12 Frights for Christmas 1. Black Christmas (1974)

The Original Christmas Slasher

Long before Michael Myers stalked babysitters, Black Christmas terrified audiences with its chilling tale of a killer targeting sorority sisters during the holidays. With unsettling phone calls and a shocking ending, this cult classic is a must-watch.

Why It Slays: It’s the blueprint for holiday horror and one of the earliest examples...

This spring will mark the 40th anniversary of the neon-soaked Lovecraftian classic Re-Animator, and we’ve got producer Brian Yuzna on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street to celebrate! Join your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon as they pick his brain (not literally) on teaming up with director Stuart Gordon for their first ever feature film, the 17 day film shoot, editing the film into the final cut we know and love today, and tons more (including an impromptu tour of Brian’s office and all of his cool Guyver merch)!

Brian Yuzna also shares all of the amazing new special features and commentary track they recorded for the 4k restoration of Re-Animator that will be available soon for pre-order from Ignite Films!

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Bloodywood are taking the music world by storm, bringing their “Nu Dehli” sound to the masses. Combining the forces of more traditional Indian music with the raw power of metal, plus a smattering of anime influences, the band have a sound unlike any other. I was able to chat with the band to learn more about their gateway anime, the anime influences of the video, and working with the legendary Japanese metal idols. Can you tell me a little about your anime journey? How it started and where you are now? Are there genres you gravitate toward? What is your favorite anime series or movie of all time? Bloodywood : Our anime journey started like it did for the majority of the people our age in India, with Dragon Ball Z being premiered on Cartoon Network, followed by Pokémon , Cardcaptor Sakura , Shin-chan , etc. There has been no turning back since then.

Like the grand majority of film critics out there, Roger Ebert, the famous Chicago Sun-Times referent for all things regarding movies, and probably the most important film critic in history, didn’t exactly love horror movies. It didn’t matter if it was on the TV show Siskel & Ebert, with fellow critic Gene Siskel, or reviewing in print material, Ebert famously looked down on most horror movies. Only a handful of scary films made his Great Movies list (according to his website there are only 16), and a four-star rating was not common. But this doesn’t mean he wasn’t impressed by them occasionally, a good example being Wes Craven’s New Nightmare.

Made in 1994, but from an idea director Wes Craven had in 1987, New Nightmare is a different kind of horror film. There’s nothing quite like it in the universe of scary films, and this is probably...

On Saturday November 23 2024, Travel broadcasts Help! My House is Haunted!

Nightmare Nursery Season 5 Episode 10 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Help! My House is Haunted,” titled “Nightmare Nursery,” promises to take viewers on a chilling journey into the world of the supernatural. This episode features an international team of paranormal investigators who are dedicated to helping families that believe their homes are haunted. With their expertise and experience, they aim to uncover the truth behind the strange occurrences that have been unsettling these households.

In “Nightmare Nursery,” the investigators will focus on a family that has been experiencing unsettling events in their child’s nursery. Strange noises, moving objects, and even glimpses of shadowy figures have left the family feeling frightened and anxious. The team will delve into the history of the house, searching for clues that might explain the paranormal activity. They will use various tools and techniques to...

There's nothing like getting hooked on a show you've only just discovered that has a backlog of seasons to make your way through ... and if you've just seen the latest announcement made by MGM+ (which was previously known as Epix prior to its rebranding), you probably know all too well where we're coming from. As reported by Deadline, the billionth streaming service you're tempted to sign on to has just greenlit a fourth season of its sci-fi horror show "From." We know what all you newcomers to the series are thinking: "Fourth? I didn't even know there was a first." Well, there is, and it's been kicking around on MGM+ since 2022. It also boasts a lot of the same fantastical tropes as "Lost," complete with one of that beloved show's stars to boot.

Former islander Harold Perrineau, who played Michael Dawson on "Lost," stars in "From" as Boyd Stevens, one...

The Young and the Restless (Y&r) spoilers indicate Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) has landed in another medical crisis.

Her car crashed as she was on her way to Sharon Newman’s (Sharon Case) cottage, and fans know that Jordan (Colleen Zenk) and Ian Ward (Ray Wise) are behind this all.

Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) and Chance Chancellor (Conner Floyd) fought hard to save Phyllis’s life during the Thursday, November 14 episode of, as the woman was trapped in her car. Thankfully, they were successful, but it looks as if Phyllis has a long and hard road ahead for recovery.

The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Phyllis Summers’ History With Comas

Y&r spoilers for the week of November 18-22 note that Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei) and Summer Newman (Allison Lanier) will be beside themselves with worry.

The preview video for next week shows an unconscious Phyllis in the hospital as Daniel...

It's hard to overstate just how significant Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street still is. The slasher classic has successfully infiltrated our popular subconscious, reaching a sinister gloved hand into the imaginations of generations of filmmakers and reshaping modern horror cinema. It's perhaps only with hindsight that the full extent of the 1984 movie's impact can be appreciated. But even with its iconic villain, inspired premise, and archetypal story, the original A Nightmare on Elm Street is much more than an artifact to be admired. It remains a thrilling spectacle albeit with some of its originality tarnished.

A Nightmare on Elm Street

Director Wes CravenRelease Date November 9, 1984Studio(s) New Line CinemaWriters Wes CravenCast Paul Grenier, Leslie Hoffman, Don Hannah, Ash Adams, Brian Reise, Carol Pritikin, Shashawnee Hall, Donna Woodrum, David Andrews, Sandy Lipton, Ed Call, Jack Shea, Mimi Craven, Joe Unger, Joseph Whipp, Jsu Garcia, Ronee Blakley, Jeff Levine,...

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"Every studio rejected it." These are the words of the late horror master Wes Craven, speaking in a 2014 oral history with Vulture regarding his 1984 cinematic classic "A Nightmare on Elm Street." It's difficult to imagine the horror genre -- if not broader pop culture -- without Freddy Krueger in it, but it was, indeed, a Herculean task getting this now-classic horror movie made. "I have the rejection letter from Universal framed on my office wall," Craven added.

What's perhaps most amazing of all is that this wasn't even Craven's first film. The man that would eventually go on to save the slasher in the '90s with "Scream" already had "Last House on the Left" and "The Hills Have Eyes" on his resume,...

Fans of Type O Negative should sink their teeth into the new Neon Nightmare album, which channels Peter Steele’s gothic doom sound with a modern twist.

From the press release: “Born out of the elemental primordium contained in heavy metal’s working class roots, from the war-scarred industrial landscapes of Birmingham to the beat up bars and basements of Brooklyn, Neon Nightmare arrive like a ghost in the night to carry on the tradition.

“A blink-and-you’ll-miss-it but unmistakable deadpan satirical strain runs through the debut LP, Faded Dream. For all its genuine foreboding and confrontation with real depression, the album never loses itself in the mire or gives up on its predilection for thrill-seeking amusements and sanguine fascination. The sounds conjured have lived in many momentous forms throughout the decades of heavy metal history, and Neon Nightmare are here to continue the cycle.”

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From the minds of Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, Heretic starts strong, cooking up a tension-filled thriller with a faith-based twist, but halfway through, the recipe seems to fall apart. The setup is solid, with a well-calibrated blend of tension and Hugh Grant’s unsettlingly disarming charm. But for all its ambition, the film bites off more than it’s willing to chew, delivering theological debates without the promised payoff. Heretic sets the stage for a wickedly clever horror thriller but loses its nerve right as things get interesting.

“Heretic sets the stage for a wickedly clever horror thriller but loses its nerve right as things get interesting.”

The story follows two Mormon missionaries, Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Paxton (Chloe East), who arrive at the foreboding home of Mr. Reed (Hugh Grant), a reclusive Englishman with a peculiar interest in religion and a suspicious blueberry pie aroma wafting through his candlelit lair.

There’s a saying that goes, “Nothing lasts forever”, but when you’re talking about a show as iconic as Yellowstone, it’s tough to believe that it could all come to an end. Since 2018, the show has galloped into our living rooms, painting a vivid picture of the American West with its sprawling landscapes, high stakes, and the unforgettable Dutton family. But as we approach the final chapters of this gripping saga, the storm clouds are starting to gather.

Yellowstone | Credit: Paramount Pictures.

With Kevin Costner’s John Dutton riding off into the sunset, fans are left wondering how the remaining characters will survive without their patriarch. After all, Yellowstone without John Dutton seems like a ranch without a leader.

Cole Hauser, who’s made Rip Wheeler one of the most beloved characters on the show, recently opened up about the aftermath of John Dutton’s exit and how...

Meanwhile on Earth (Pendant ce temps sur Terre) from writer/director Jeremy Clapin (I Lost My Body) is a slow-burn sci-fi story of grief and loss, and arrested development. The film stars Megan Northam (The Passengers of The Night) as Elsa, a budding illustrator and sister to famed astronaut who never returned from a fateful space mission. In her small French town, her brother Franck even has a bronze statue immortalizing him…which she routinely vandalizes to make him look like a superhero. Needless to say, it’s been hard for Elsa and her family to move on and Franck is never far from their thoughts.

In a bizarre twist, Elsa is contacted by her brother after she enters a paranormal vortex while gazing at the stars. But when her connection to Franck is cut short, and an unknown entity begins communicating with Elsa, she learns that she has been...