A highlight of the game was Sheik, who was actually Princess Zelda in disguise. Zelda used this disguise to avoid Ganondorf, but it also gave her the freedom to express herself more, resulting in one of the most memorable lines in video game history.
The fifth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy marked Cirroc Lofton’s first return to the role of Jake Sisko since Star Trek: Deep Space Nine concluded in 1999. Both fans of Deep Space Nine and Lofton himself had hoped for this moment. While the new Star Trek series on Paramount+ has brought back many familiar characters from past shows, some viewers noticed the absence of any mention or acknowledgment of Captain Sisko’s long-awaited promotion – a point that felt notably missing.
Looking for a movie to watch with your partner on Valentine’s Day? Or maybe you’re flying solo and want a distraction? Either way, we’ve got suggestions! If you’re feeling less than romantic, a scary horror movie might be just what you need. But if you do love Valentine’s Day and all the hearts and chocolates, these horror films could still be a fun, spooky choice – maybe even sparking some romance! We’ve gathered a list of horror movies perfect for Valentine’s Day, guaranteed to either give you chills or bring you closer together.
Maggie Q’s success in taking over the lead role shows that changing things up doesn’t always make them worse, even with a popular character like an antihero. Ballard is quickly becoming one of the best TV shows based on Michael Connelly’s work, joining the ranks of Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer and the original Bosch series with Titus Welliver.
I’ve been a huge Stephen King fan for years, and while he’s known for horror, some of his most amazing stories really step outside that box – like The Green Mile and The Shawshank Redemption. I was so excited when his crime novel, Billy Summers, came out in August 2021. Everyone thought it would be made into a movie pretty quickly, but it’s been almost five years now and we still haven’t seen any adaptation on screen, which is a little disappointing!
The Super Bowl is almost here, and people are just as excited for the new commercials and movie trailers as they are for the game itself. One of the highlights is the newest trailer for Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, which promises to be a truly terrifying sci-fi experience this year.
Like any decade in film, the 1980s saw movies across all genres. However, it’s especially remembered for its horror films – many of which were funny and featured over-the-top special effects. The decade also produced smart science fiction and cyberpunk stories that surprisingly foreshadowed the future, alongside heartwarming romances and exciting adventure films. Here’s a selection of the best ’80s movies you can stream on Prime Video, ideal for a weekend marathon.
Let’s be real, the Olympics always get a ton of attention, whether we’re watching the events live or seeing dramatized versions of real stories on the big screen. It’s a subject filmmakers keep coming back to, and honestly, who can blame them? We all love a good underdog story, or a peek behind the curtain at the intense drive for gold. From films like I, Tonya that show the gritty side of competition, to inspiring tales like Miracle, stories about Olympic victory – and the sacrifices people make to get there – just resonate. So, I’ve put together a ranked list of what I think are the very best Olympic movies.
Jordan Peele became a huge success immediately after his first film, Get Out, came out. The movie was nominated for the prestigious Best Picture Oscar, which is unusual for a horror film. He continued making suspenseful horror movies and also started helping other horror directors bring their visions to life. Today, Peele has been involved in seven scary movies as either the director or a producer.
But one show that really shines is Russian Doll. Released in 2019, the series centers around Nadia (played by Natasha Lyonne), who finds herself stuck in a time loop on her 36th birthday, constantly dying and reliving the same night. The first season focuses on her trying to figure out why this is happening and how to break the cycle.