HBO Max Just Added a Criminally Underrated 2024 Adult Animated Movie

Okay, seriously, you need to check out Boys Go to Jupiter! It’s this amazing animated movie that just dropped on HBO Max on February 6th, and I’m honestly shocked more people aren’t talking about it. It’s a coming-of-age story about a teenager in Florida, voiced by Jack Corbett, trying to earn five grand. I first heard about it when it premiered at the Tribeca Festival last June, and it’s been getting great reviews – it even landed a Best Animated Feature nomination from the Chicago Film Critics Association! Critics are loving it – it’s “Certified Fresh” on Rotten Tomatoes with a 93% rating based on 59 reviews – but it’s still so under the radar that there aren’t even enough audience reviews yet for a Popcornmeter score. Do yourself a favor and give it a watch!

Jujutsu Kaisen’s Sequel Confirms Yuji Can’t Be The Next Gojo

The story confirms that several characters, including Nobara Kugisaki, Ui Ui, and Aoi Todo, survive for many years after the Culling Game. However, a particularly sad discovery is that Yuji Itadori can’t age. He’s no longer fully human or a curse, and can’t live a normal life with those he cares about. Following Hana Kurusu’s death, Yuji cut off all contact with his friends and disappeared. Despite the Jujutsu sorcerers’ best efforts, they couldn’t find him or ask for his assistance. Yuji eventually reappears during a battle, but he has a completely different agenda now.

HBO Max is Officially Adding One of the Best Comedy Series of All Time

Starting February 7th, you’ll be able to watch all six seasons of Schitt’s Creek on HBO Max. The show, about a wealthy family who loses everything and has to adjust to life in a small town, has been available on Hulu since May 2022, after leaving Netflix. Good news for fans – it will continue to stream on Hulu and now on HBO Max, giving you two options for watching all 80 episodes.

James Wan’s Plan to Make ‘Saw ‘ Scary Again Could Be Everything Fans Have Waited 22 Years For

The original Saw film, created by James Wan and Leigh Whannell, was a fresh take on the serial killer and psychological horror genres. It challenged traditional horror storytelling and introduced a villain, John Kramer, who was menacing but not simply a one-dimensional criminal. However, later sequels complicated Kramer’s initial plan, and the franchise lost the qualities that made it so successful. The twists became unbelievable, the traps less thrilling, and audiences stopped connecting with the characters. Now, with Wan returning to direct after Jason Blum took over the series, he’s sharing his plans to revitalize it – and that’s great news for horror fans.