Movies

On the hit reality show “Bachelor in Paradise,” the action is heating up as the rebooted 10th season unfolds on this year’s television schedule. With a massive cash prize now at stake, relationships are becoming strained and manipulative tactics abound. The main source of turmoil revolves around Jeremy Simon secretly pursuing other interests while in partnership with Bailey Brown. This reached its peak in Episode 7, and although I don’t always find Wells Adams particularly appealing, his assessment of the contestants’ questionable behavior as a “douchebag code” is spot-on.

In the vein of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander book series, the show “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” delves into the tales of Jamie Fraser’s parents and Claire Beauchamp’s family, set in two unique time periods. The cast includes Harriet Slater, Jamie Roy, Hermione Corfield, Jeremy Irvine, Tony Curran, and Rory Alexander. The premiere of “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” took place on August 8, 2025, on STARZ.

In Tim Story’s two “Fantastic Four” films, Michael Chiklis portrays Ben Grimm, also known as The Thing. Over time, Chiklis has shown great pride for the superhero series he was part of in the early 2000s. Despite this, during an interview with Collider, the seasoned actor passionately argued why these two superhero movies are still overlooked or “underrated” today. When making his case, Chiklis highlighted the strong affection that fans have for these films.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps star marked the occasion on Instagram, posting a playful shoutout to his MCU co-star’s new horror flick and its strong box office debut. In the Story post (shared below), he urged fans to catch the film in theaters, dropping a well-placed F-bomb or two for emphasis.

Although an official announcement about a Demon Slayer popcorn bucket for the 2025 Infinity Castle movie hasn’t been made yet, it’s likely that you’ll find them at numerous cinemas in the U.S. when the film is released.

The vibrant new animated series, Kpop Demon Hunters, is an exciting choice for watching on a smaller screen due to its vivid graphics and engaging K-pop tunes. However, being a Netflix production, the chance of enjoying it on a large cinema screen is sadly out of reach.

During an interview with TVLine, the actress from “The Last of Us” shared her thoughts on working with the main star of “The Rookie”. She didn’t hesitate to express her admiration for him, but she also mentioned his quirky habit of sending self-centered texts.

The upcoming prequel, inspired by David Morrell’s 1972 novel “First Blood,” seems to delve into the origins of its protagonist – a troubled Vietnam War veteran and skilled warrior in weaponry, hand-to-hand combat, and guerrilla warfare. This role is set to be played by Noah Centino, who gained attention with his role in “The Fosters” and further rose to fame with his charming performance as Peter Kavinsky in the Netflix films “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.” Centino has also shared screen time with Dwayne Johnson in “Black Adam,” portraying Atom Smasher, and recently starred as Brian Zawi in Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s “Warfare” alongside Joseph Quinn, Kit Connor, Charles Melton, and D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai.

Over the recent weekend, Pegg participated in a panel discussion at Fan Expo Boston. During this chat, the topic of Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek movie came up. Although Pegg hasn’t read the script yet, he received a summary from J.J. Abrams and producer Lindsey Weber. True to form, Tarantino’s take on Star Trek did not fall short of expectations.

In simpler terms, the initial part of “Wednesday” Season 2 doesn’t merely stumble. Instead, it appears to be a deliberate erosion of what made “The Addams Family” an iconic cultural reference point.