Need A TV Show To Watch Over The Holidays? Melissa Roxburgh Told Us Why The Hunting Party Is A Great And ‘Strange’ Option On Peacock

The first season of The Hunting Party features Nick Wechsler (known from Roswell), Patrick Sabongui and Sara Garcia (both from The Flash), and Josh McKenzie (La Brea). The show is a crime drama that follows Bex, a former FBI profiler played by Roxburgh, and her team as they hunt down dangerous criminals who’ve escaped from a secret government prison called “The Pit.” It’s not part of the Law & Order series, but a unique take on the procedural format.

Avatar: Fire & Ash Proves Quaritch’s Ongoing Value to the Franchise

The latest Avatar film, Fire & Ash, successfully demonstrates why bringing back Colonel Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) was a good decision. After his death in the first Avatar and subsequent return as a recombinant avatar in The Way of Water, this new installment confirms that he’s a compelling and valuable character for the series.

‘You’re Going To Do That Bulls–t?’ Charles Barkley Shares More Details About The Night His Friendship With Michael Jordan Ended

Charles Barkley has always been open about how a few on-air comments led to a falling out with Michael Jordan. During a recent interview on the YouTube show The Tom Tolbert Show, Barkley explained that he shared what he believed were clear truths about his former friend, and that’s what started the distance between them.

‘The Housemaid’: Paul Feig on Why He Wanted to Direct the Steamy Thriller

Paul Feig, the director behind comedies like Bridesmaids and A Simple Favor, recently told MovieWeb why he was interested in making The Housemaid. He saw the original story as a great foundation for a big, exciting movie. He also felt it would let him use his skills to create a really suspenseful and twisty experience for viewers, something he enjoys doing. He wanted to take the suspense “to 11” and play with audience expectations.

‘Heated Rivalry’ Episode 5’s Rose Scene Deserves More Attention

Many viewers are praising the emotional connection between Shane (Hudson Williams) and Ilya (Connor Storrie), and rightfully so. The characters finally talked openly about their feelings for each other, realizing their relationship was more than just physical. In a particularly moving scene, Ilya confided in Shane while grieving his father and struggling with his feelings about Russia. He even told Shane he loved him in Russian. While Shane said he doesn’t understand the language, many fans believe he knew exactly what Ilya said.

‘I Don’t Know’: Amanda Seyfried Was So Hesitant About The Testament Of Ann Lee She Actually Pitched The Director On Other Actresses

The film debuted at the Venice Film Festival this past fall, and Seyfried has received widespread praise for her acting. However, in a recent interview with Jeff McCobb of TopMob, she revealed it took her a while to feel confident about taking on the role. When asked what made her realize she had to play Ann Lee, she actually explained she initially felt hesitant about the part. Seyfried then shared her reasons, saying…

Dark Souls’ New Era Finds the Familiar Return of the Hollows

As we’ve discussed before, a key strength of the Dark Souls games – and something the Titan Comics adaptations have successfully captured – is that they don’t spoon-feed players information. The games provide everything you need to understand the world, but it’s up to you to connect the dots and figure things out for yourself.