We often hear that some older comedies wouldn’t fly today, but in the case of Freddy Got Fingered, that’s completely true. As the film nears its 25th anniversary, it’s clear it was a truly one-of-a-kind movie—something that could only have been created during that particular moment in time.
Actor Krause will appear in NBC’s upcoming drama pilot, Protection, created by Josh Safran, who also worked on Quantico and Gossip Girl. This role brings Krause back to NBC, where they previously starred in Parenthood.
Near the end of Gore Verbinski’s wild and unusual film, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, the few people left from a diner group tasked with saving the world witness something incredible. Their leader, a quirky time traveler portrayed by Sam Rockwell, has repeatedly gone back in time, trying different combinations of people to assemble the perfect team to prevent a disastrous future. Everything appears to be progressing well, until this very moment.
The 1990s were a time of significant change, and 1996 offered a particularly interesting collection of science fiction films. While many movies from the ’90s clearly show their age, sci-fi has a unique ability to create films that feel timeless. They can be enjoyed with a sense of nostalgia that isn’t limited to a specific decade, although they may still bring back happy memories of 1996 for some viewers.
Baldur’s Gate 3 came out in 2023 and, unlike previous games in the series, hasn’t had any major paid expansions. Instead, it’s received a lot of free updates. These updates have added new character classes, different ways to end the game, and official support for mods. This mod support is especially exciting, as it allows fans to create and share their own content, which will likely keep players enjoying the game for a long time.
This three-part documentary offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at a hugely popular and influential reality competition. However, the show also became known for its intense drama, emotional breakdowns, and ultimately, a negative and harmful environment.
Duncan Macmillan wrote Game of Thrones: The Mad King, and Dominic Cooke is directing it. George R.R. Martin, the author of the Song of Ice and Fire novels that inspired Game of Thrones, will be an executive producer on the play. Martin stated he chose the Royal Shakespeare Company because of Shakespeare’s influence on his writing and his skill in staging battles – a challenge they now share. He’s enthusiastic about seeing the story come to life on stage and believes the play will appeal to both existing fans and newcomers to his world. He praised Macmillan’s script for faithfully capturing the spirit of the series.
With Alien: Earth, Hawley took a bold new direction. Instead of repeating familiar storylines from the Alien films, he brought the xenomorphs to our planet and crafted an original story. While not perfect, Alien: Earth offers a creative and thrilling take on science fiction.
Both series are quite similar. They immediately grab your attention with intriguing storylines and characters that make you want to know more. The constant mysteries are exciting and keep you hooked, but ultimately, both shows need to have a clear direction. Viewers won’t stick around indefinitely if the story doesn’t eventually move forward.
When a man’s daughter reappears after being missing for eight years, he soon realizes she’s possessed by the spirit of an ancient Egyptian mummy. As this evil begins to affect his other child, he’s forced to undertake a dangerous and terrifying ritual to protect them, even if it means sacrificing his own humanity.