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“The Front Room” is set to hit theaters in September, marking the first directorial venture for brothers Max Eggers and Sam Eggers, younger siblings of Robert Eggers, renowned director of “The Lighthouse.” In this film, Brandy Norwood (“Descendants: The Rise of Red”) portrays Belinda, a young mother grappling with her challenging and ailing mother-in-law, Solange, played by Kathryn Hunter (“Poor Things”). During an interview with ComicBook, the Eggers twins shared their reasons for being attracted to this project and its original short story penned by Susan Hill. It was Max’s writing contribution on “The Lighthouse” that ignited their journey.

This weekend marks the start of the month of September, and with it comes changes to many popular streaming platforms, whether they are free or subscription-based. Alongside fresh content arriving on services such as Netflix and Hulu, free streamers like Pluto TV have a host of new offerings lined up for the coming month. In fact, Pluto TV’s September lineup is particularly rich with movies and the debut of brand-new streaming channels.

The Wyatt Family has risen to prominence within WWE following their surprising debut on Monday Night Raw, and now, one of its members, Nikki Cross, has renewed her contract with the company. According to Fightful Select, the new agreement spans over several years. This development is welcome news for the Wyatt Family, as Cross’ character has been a key factor in their success, with Cross frequently appearing on television both individually and as part of the group. Notably, Cross has also been involved in some memorable segments, such as delivering cryptic messages to Michael Cole on Raw.

In the movie “Twisters,” all the depicted tornadoes were special effects, however, this doesn’t imply that the cast and crew of the film were always safe from the action. Lee Isaac Chung’s acclaimed sequel to his legacy was filmed on-site in Oklahoma, a region known for its severe tornado outbreaks. Not only was the production set in Tornado Alley, but it also happened during the peak of the tornado season, which brought danger right to their doorstep.

In June, Kayla Braxton, WWE’s backstage correspondent and co-host of The Bump, shared that she was leaving WWE. This news caught fans by surprise as she had been with the company since 2016. Initially, she started as a host and ring announcer on NXT, gradually climbing up the ranks working behind the scenes at various pay-per-views. Later, she transitioned to the SmackDown brand.

This Halloween, the infamous killer doll, Chucky, is making an appearance at Halloween Horror Nights! Universal Studios Hollywood recently announced that Chucky will be hosting “Late Night With Chucky” at the DreamWorks Theatre stage. This unique live talk show is said to be full of surprises as Chucky will answer questions from the audience in real-time. To ask a question, guests can simply scan a QR code located in the theater lobby. Needless to say, chaos and mischief are bound to ensue!