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Flanagan and his team are planning a fresh take on the Exorcist series, which is a good thing. The previous film, The Exorcist: Believer, heavily relied on references to the original movie and didn’t offer much that was new. Flanagan specifically wanted to work on The Exorcist because he believes he can bring a unique and innovative perspective to the story.

What makes Die Hard so great is how completely it integrates Christmas into the story. The Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza, the decorations, the music – even the way characters talk about miracles – all create a specific mood and give the film its special feel. Even the lighthearted jokes from characters like Argyle include holiday references, constantly reminding us that Die Hard is, at its heart, a Christmas movie filled with action. The film’s memorable lines, often funny, sarcastic, and clever, are all connected to the holiday season. That’s why we’re highlighting the quotes that prove Die Hard deserves its place among the best Christmas movies ever made.

In episode 5, Matty says he got away from It, and then suggests that Phil Malkin might still be alive hiding in the sewers. The kids from Welcome to Derry go down into the sewers to try and rescue him. While there, they discover that Matty has been Pennywise the Dancing Clown in disguise the whole time, revealing that the evil entity was pretending to be Matty throughout the episode.

I grew up watching Everybody Loves Raymond – it was one of my favorite shows back in the late ’90s and early 2000s! I was so excited to hear that the whole cast was getting back together for a reunion special. Apparently, the creator, Phil Rosenthal, had been trying to make this happen for years, and everything finally lined up around the show’s 30th anniversary – or 29th, if you want to be precise. Honestly, I hadn’t seen an episode in ages, but I was hoping the special would be a fun, nostalgic trip down memory lane.