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Many beloved classics achieved fame, but countless other films and series were quickly forgotten. Before the age of online fan communities and streaming recommendations, a film’s success depended more on good timing and distribution than on its actual quality. Some movies were heavily promoted by studios hoping to make a global hit, but didn’t hold up over time, while other, more subtle and well-crafted stories remained largely unknown outside of Japan.

As a huge horror fan, I’ve been digging into the most terrifying Hulk stories out there. It’s amazing how they’ve taken the character from superhero action to genuinely frightening tales – everything from demonic threats and total devastation to seriously disturbing body horror. Here’s what I’ve found for fellow horror lovers!

In an interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Colin Farrell spoke about the Sgt. Rock script, calling it “fantastic” and hoping it will eventually be filmed. He mentioned he and director Luca Guadagnino had discussed the project a few times and had good conversations about it, but he doesn’t know what the current status is. Farrell believes the script is “really, really good” and deserves to be made.

Although the main goal in Season 5 of The Boys appears straightforward, the complex plot and numerous characters make it hard to predict what will happen. Many different characters – over a dozen, in fact – could potentially be the one to defeat Homelander, or he might not be defeated at all. Here are seven possible theories about what Season 5 holds, considering all the big surprises we’ve seen so far.

The X-Men movies had their ups and downs, but they became one of Marvel’s longest-running film series before concluding in 2020. While not every question was answered, the films offered a fun look at the X-Men characters from the comics and included many memorable scenes. Though imperfect, the X-Men movies—separate from the main Marvel Cinematic Universe—gave fans some fantastic Marvel experiences.

Thanks to information discovered by Wowhead, the update preparing for the new Midnight expansion could launch as soon as January 27th. They found this information hidden within a recently discovered splash screen.

Directed by Andy and Barbara Muschietti, along with Jason Fuchs, Welcome to Derry is a prequel to the 2017 film It. Set in Derry, Maine in 1962, the eight-episode series delves into the history hinted at in Stephen King’s novel It. The show follows a new generation of children and adults as they face a terrifying, supernatural threat that emerges every 27 years to feed on fear. This entity, most often appearing as the clown Pennywise, haunts and frightens its victims before killing them. The people of Derry, including a family newly arrived in town, must learn about the creature’s origins and find a way to destroy it if they want to survive… before they become its next victims.

While Prime Video regularly adds new shows and movies, some titles don’t stay forever. This week, subscribers will lose access to all four Jason Bourne films. That includes The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, and The Bourne Legacy. If you want to watch them on Prime Video, you’ll need to do so before Friday night.

Netflix’s new film, A House of Dynamite, directed by Kathryn Bigelow, presents a tense situation: the United States is targeted by a missile, but the government doesn’t know where it came from. As officials rush to find answers, the president faces a difficult decision – risk an attack by doing nothing, or retaliate against a country that might be innocent. The film doesn’t show the president’s choice or the impact of the missile, leaving viewers in suspense – a choice the filmmakers are prepared to explain.