Taylor is nearing parole after a long prison sentence, during which his son grew up without him. Unfortunately, a new cellmate named Dee pulls him into dangerous conflicts with other inmates, threatening his chance at a new life. Cal McMau’s first feature film is a gripping and tightly-focused look at the brutal world inside prison, with excellent performances from up-and-coming British actors David Jonsson and Tom Blyth.
Since October 16th, the highly anticipated documentary *Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy* has been available on Peacock and is already generating a lot of discussion. Many viewers and critics have drawn comparisons to Netflix’s *Monster* series, but *Devil in Disguise* stands out by presenting a realistic and unflinching portrayal of Gacy, while also focusing on the lives and stories of those he harmed.
Here are 10 comedies that still appeal mostly to a dedicated fanbase. You often need to ‘get’ the inside jokes or understand the references to really enjoy them.
You probably recognize Candy from shows like *SCTV* (a Canadian comedy similar to *Saturday Night Live* from the late 70s and early 80s), or films such as *Home Alone*, *Uncle Buck*, *Spaceballs*, and *Planes, Trains and Automobiles*. But even if you’re not familiar with his work, this documentary is well worth watching and is likely to be one of the best you’ll see all year.
As of October 19, 2025, the TV show *Ghosts* is the most popular title on Amazon’s pay-per-view (PVOD) Top 10 list, according to FlixPatrol. It debuted at #6 on iTunes yesterday and is currently at #7. The show is also performing well on Paramount+, where it’s available for subscribers; it reached #4 in the US on October 17th and remains a Top 10 title, averaging a global ranking of #6. This increase in popularity across streaming and PVOD platforms comes shortly after…
We won’t criticize him for something he couldn’t help, but this incident started a decline in his professional standing that he never overcame. It quickly became apparent this wasn’t a standard review. Manning seemed easily pleased, praising every movie he watched, leading to questions about whether his positive reviews were genuine or paid for. The truth, we soon learned, was worse. Manning was simply a public face – a fake reviewer used by Sony to promote their own releases, often appearing in promotional materials. This deception highlighted Sony’s lack of faith in their films and their disregard for their audience.
Sources close to Nicole Kidman told Page Six that she has no regrets about her divorce. She’s currently focused on what’s most important to her: her family and career.
According to FlixPatrol, *The A-Team* is currently the fourth most popular movie on Netflix in the United States. Surprisingly, this film, released 15 years ago, is performing better than newer releases like the 2025 film at #5 and Netflix’s recent animated movie, *The Twits*, at #9. *The A-Team* follows a team of Special Forces soldiers who are wrongly accused of a crime and attempt to clear their names while on the run.
Singer Cassie Ventura, known simply as Cassie, was in a tumultuous relationship with Sean Combs from 2007 to 2018. In late 2023, she sued him alleging domestic violence and sex trafficking, but the case was settled quickly, with Combs’ representatives denying any misconduct. However, in May 2024, video from 2016 surfaced showing Combs physically assaulting Ventura in a hotel, prompting an apology from him that Ventura’s lawyer deemed insufficient.
Zack Snyder, the director of films like *300* and *Sucker Punch*, recently shared a striking black-and-white photo on Instagram. The image, taken with his favorite Leica lens, shows Henry Cavill in costume from *Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice*. Snyder accompanied the photo with a simple but powerful caption, perfectly reflecting his style: “Henry Cavill is Superman.”