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Fans of horror know that Tobe Hooper’s *The Texas Chain Saw Massacre* has been remade many times, but it’s getting another new version. For months, there have been rumors that the rights to the film were being sold, with several producers interested in taking it on. Now, it seems a deal is close: according to reports from The InSneider and Deadline, A24 is likely to acquire the film and TV rights, and they may already have plans for a new series.

Netflix added both *Daddy’s Home* and *Daddy’s Home 2* to its selection this week. While these movies starring Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell are typically popular during the holiday season, they’re now among the most-watched films on the streaming service.

All 124 episodes of the six-season series *Nashville* are now available on Netflix, starting September 15th. The show had previously been removed from Hulu. *Nashville* originally aired on ABC for four seasons starting in 2012, but was canceled. A dedicated fan campaign led to CMT picking it up for two more seasons, which concluded in 2018. Created by Callie Khouri, the drama follows the lives of country music stars in Nashville, Tennessee, including characters played by Connie Britton (Rayna Jaymes) and Hayden Panettiere (Juliette Barnes). Clare Bowen, Eric Close, Charles Esten, and Jonathan Jackson also feature in the cast.

Fans of *Mario Kart World* were hoping to see news about the game during the recent Nintendo Direct, which featured a lot of exciting announcements. However, *Mario Kart* wasn’t mentioned at all. There was no new downloadable content shown, or any indication of future plans, leaving many Nintendo fans worried about the game’s future.

As a huge horror fan, I always say that *Evil Dead II* is one of those rare sequels that actually surpasses the original. *The Evil Dead* was a fantastic indie hit for Sam Raimi, but *Evil Dead II* really lets him go wild. It’s much more over-the-top, with Bruce Campbell getting to play Ash in a way that’s just completely bonkers and brilliantly gory. It really embraces the fun side of horror!

In the third episode of *Peacemaker* Season 2, titled “Another Rick Up My Sleeve,” a surprising revelation about Emilia Harcourt comes to light. It turns out her dislike of Peacemaker goes deeper than just a personality conflict. However, by exploring Harcourt’s past, the DC Universe unfortunately harms the reputation of what had been a genuinely good character.

The huge success of *The Hunger Games* films and books has sparked tons of fan theories about the story. Some of these ideas are far-fetched, but others are surprisingly believable and actually fit with the series’ core themes – like oppressive governments, the gap between rich and poor, social injustice, the horrors of war, and how reality TV affects us. These theories could make you see *The Hunger Games* in a whole new light.