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So What’s The Deal With Coldies Frozen Custard In Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen?

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Right from the start of Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, the show establishes a creepy local legend. The town where Nicky’s family has a cabin used to be known for this amazing frozen custard place called Coldies, but it’s long gone now. Turns out the owner, Larry Poole, was a serial killer – he murdered three women. Nicky tries to give Rachel some context by having her listen to a podcast featuring a woman who survived an encounter with Poole. This woman recounts a chilling detail: while held captive in his car, she spotted a Barbie shoe and desperately tried to connect with Poole by mentioning her own daughter, hoping to appeal to his humanity. Sadly, it didn’t work, and he just left her on the side of the road with a slashed throat. It’s a genuinely disturbing detail that really sets the tone for what’s to come.

Forget ‘Scarpetta,’ ‘Cruel Summer’ Is Actually a Superior Thriller

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The first season of Cruel Summer debuted on Freeform in April 2021, immediately captivating audiences with its intriguing and complex story about the intertwined lives of two young women. Despite many new shows appearing during the pandemic, this thriller stood out and unfortunately, was overlooked by many viewers. While the second season continues to explore themes of identity, social status, and the impact of lies, the first season remains particularly impactful even years later.

“I think it’s unfair to kind of geofence the genre”: Original Stalker designer talks Eurojank in not-so-Euro games

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In a recent interview with Edge magazine (via PC Gamer), Obsidian Entertainment’s Verpakhovskyi reminisced about classic games like Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines and Arcanum, both developed by Troika Games – the team behind the original Fallout games. He noted that while those older titles were often glitchy and imperfect, they possessed a unique charm similar to what’s now called ‘Eurojank.’ Because of this, he believes it’s inaccurate to limit the ‘Eurojank’ label to games from a specific region.

Ondo Finance: A Comedy of Ranges and Price Puzzles!

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Behold the spectacle of Ondo Finance (ONDO), prancing about within a most peculiar range, dipping its toes into the shallow waters at $0.24 before leaping back to the heights of $0.30. What a merry game of cat and mouse, with no trend in sight!

Recasting Lord of the Rings for the 2020s

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A lot of the discussion around a potential remake centers on how difficult it would be to imagine anyone other than the original actors in these iconic roles. This is probably why rumors are strong that Elijah Wood will return as Frodo, Ian McKellan as Gandalf, and fans have reacted negatively to the idea of anyone else playing Aragorn besides Viggo Mortensen. Another point to consider is that most of the original cast were relatively unknown at the time, without a history of big-budget films. However, if a recast were necessary today, these actors would be the closest anyone could get to the originals.

17 Years Later, Soul Eater Returns in a Shocking Fire Force Final Season Twist

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The latest episode of Fire Force Season 3 saw Shinra overcome a difficult challenge to battle Haumea and the collective sadness of humanity. He unlocked a powerful new ability that Soul Eater fans will instantly recognize, transforming him into a god-like being with the power to reshape reality and build a new world. This new world’s design will especially appeal to those familiar with Soul Eater.

Chris Evans Seemingly Confirms Captain America Returns in Avengers: Secret Wars

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How did Chris Evans accidentally reveal Steve Rogers’ future? It happened during an Instagram Live session with @comicconmomsi, where he let slip that he’ll begin working on a new Marvel project in a few months. Given Steve Rogers’ history of returning to the MCU, it’s not a shock that he’s expected to survive the upcoming events and appear in Secret Wars.