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Even dedicated fans of The X-Files might be surprised to discover a hidden connection between the sci-fi show and the 2007 vampire horror film 30 Days of Night. Originally a comic book by Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith, the movie, starring Josh Hartnett, takes place in a remote Alaskan town that experiences a full 30 days of darkness each year. This provides the perfect opportunity for a group of vampires to prey on the town’s residents for an entire month without fear of sunlight. Although the film didn’t gain much attention, a few years later, a new story would bring the vampires’ actions to the attention of the FBI.

In a recent interview with TopMob about the upcoming Scrubs revival, actor Jacob Dudman—who plays the new intern Asher—shared that original star Zach Braff assigned him a unique preparation task: watching the HBO Max series The Pitt.

According to industry insider Daniel Richtman, the ending of the recent film wasn’t the original idea. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Richtman explained that the movie was initially going to conclude with Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man and Evangeline Lilly’s Wasp trapped in the Quantum Realm. However, filmmakers changed course and filmed the final scene only a few weeks before the movie came out.

Bob Odenkirk stars as Ulysses, a new sheriff who arrives in the quiet town of Normal after the previous sheriff dies. When a bank is robbed, Ulysses discovers a hidden criminal network operating throughout the entire community.

Early reviews for the second season of the Apple TV+ show are positive, with critics sharing their praise on social media.

While still filming the Harry Potter movies and preparing for their roles as Harry, Hermione, and Ron, the three lead actors were pitched another fantasy project – one that would have taken them from Hogwarts to the world of Oz. However, Daniel Radcliffe recently shared with Sean Evans on Hot Ones that he immediately knew it wasn’t a good fit, even though he was very young and just starting his career. He remembers cringing at the idea at the time.

Despite being a fictional story, The Queen’s Gambit feels incredibly real and captivating, much like its main character. It’s a beautifully told, personal narrative entirely created from the imagination of author Walter Tevis, and it never tries too hard to impress – it simply is impressive.

Is the Doctor currently possessed by the entity known as the Bad Wolf? Or has some kind of time-bending event caused the Doctor and Rose Tyler to switch bodies? Could Rose’s current form be temporary, a prelude to the Doctor’s next full regeneration? There are a lot of unanswered questions surrounding the show right now, especially as fans speculate about who will become the next permanent Doctor, and now a familiar face is being discussed as a possibility.

I was watching Daniel Radcliffe on Hot Ones the other day, and he was talking about some of the craziest pitches he’s ever gotten. Apparently, someone actually suggested a Wizard of Oz remake… with Harry, Ron, and Hermione taking the lead! He said it was pitched to him while they were still filming the Harry Potter movies. Honestly, it sounded like one of the worst ideas he’d ever heard, and I can’t say I disagree!

As a huge movie buff, I’ve been following this drama closely! Ever since Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery started talking about merging last year, Paramount’s CEO, David Ellison, has been trying to come up with a competing deal. Netflix is offering about $27.75 per share, valuing the whole company at around $82.7 billion. Now, Paramount has sweetened its own offer, and it’s put a bit of pressure on Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders. They’ve got until February 23rd to really consider what Paramount’s bringing to the table, and it gives Paramount one last chance to put forward their absolute best and final offer.