Harthan shared that the man pictured arriving in a vehicle is a key development. He believes this will lead to exciting new storylines and introduce a new character, played by a fantastic actor they’re currently working with. Harthan hinted that this person will be crucial in moving the story forward and connecting it to the next stage of the overall Roman-themed narrative.
Thankfully, no one was hurt in the fire because the whole family was already outside when it began. However, they lost nearly all of their possessions. Throughout the episode (now streaming on Peacock), Herrmann kept questioning whether the fire was caused by a wiring issue he might have overlooked.
While John Carpenter’s Halloween is always a reliable choice for a spooky Halloween movie, it doesn’t actually celebrate the holiday itself. That’s what makes Trick r’ Treat from 2007 so different and special. No other horror film quite captures the fun and traditions of Halloween like it does. Though it might not get the recognition it deserves, Trick r’ Treat is a truly unique horror comedy and should be a part of everyone’s annual Halloween movie tradition.
As reported exclusively by Variety, Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham are teaming up again for a new movie called Viva La Madness. The film is based on a novel by J.J. Connolly, and Ritchie will direct with Statham taking on a leading role.
Unlike his co-stars, Wes Bentley’s character, Jamie, wasn’t positioned for a new show after the end of Yellowstone season 5. Instead, Beth kills Jamie in the finale, seeking revenge for their father’s death. While Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly, and Cole Hauser are all moving on to lead their own spinoffs, Bentley’s future on television was uncertain.
Starting November 1st, you’ll be able to watch both Agent Cody Banks movies on Prime Video. The first film, released in 2003, stars Frankie Muniz as Cody Banks, a teenage spy who juggles schoolwork and saving the world—think James Bond for a younger audience! It was a big success in theaters, earning $58.8 million worldwide, despite some critics finding it predictable. The sequel came out in 2004, but didn’t perform as well, bringing in $29 million at the box office.
Several Yellowstone spinoffs are planned, focusing on characters like Kayce and Beth. However, Jamie won’t be getting his own show – spoiler alert for those who haven’t finished the series – because his character died. While flashbacks are always a possibility, it’s unlikely we’ll see Wes Bentley in a Taylor Sheridan production again soon. The good news is Bentley will be appearing in another TV series, so fans will still get to see him on screen.
Sylvester Stallone recently recounted a story in a career-spanning video for GQ. While reflecting on roles like Rambo and The Expendables, he focused on his time as Rocky Balboa and how the series evolved with the Creed films. He described a particularly meaningful moment he shared with his Creed co-star, Michael B. Jordan, and then continued, saying…
Apple, hoping for another hit like its previous successes, has adapted Down Cemetery Road with writer Morwenna Banks (known for Slow Horses). The series boasts a strong cast, including Oscar winner Emma Thompson and BAFTA nominee Daniel Wilson, plus rising stars Fehinti Balogun (I May Destroy You) and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett (Black Doves), suggesting a captivating new show. However, the series quickly falters, leading to questions about whether Apple has overextended itself and if Down Cemetery Road was a project too ambitious to pull off.
Things are poised for a major shake-up. We could see several world championships switch owners this weekend. Plus, this event is streaming live on Peacock without commercial breaks – a change from previous shows. All of this points to a potentially historic Main Event, possibly the most important one in decades, reminiscent of the huge WrestleMania III rematch between Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan in 1988, which drew over 30 million viewers. Let’s break down the reasons why.