This 2025 collectible ornament has a vintage look and features Mickey and Minnie Mouse inside gift boxes on top of a film reel. “Jollywood Nights” and the Disney’s Hollywood Studios logo are printed on the bottom. The ornament also has a space where you can insert your own photo! Guests will receive it as they leave the park at the end of the night, near the entrance.
The film Dead Man’s Wire is based on the 2018 documentary Dead Man’s Line, which recounts the events of a hostage situation. Directed by Alan Berry and Mark Enochs, the documentary provides multiple perspectives on the incident. The movie emphasizes its true story roots, advertising itself as a “revolution that was televised.” It stars Bill Skarsgård as a man who believes the American financial system disadvantages people like him, and who resorts to kidnapping his bank’s mortgager to make a point. Dead Man’s Wire first screened at the Venice International Film Festival and will have a limited release on January 9, 2026, followed by a wider release on January 16.
Despite a busy month for Netflix with new seasons of shows like Nobody Wants This, The Diplomat, and Monster: The Ed Gein Story, a new crime thriller has become the most-watched title. Remarkably, it’s also beating out many popular Fall shows and classic horror movies, all just before Halloween.
As a huge fan of Chainsaw Man, I’m really excited about the Reze Arc! It picks up right after the first season, and it introduces this fascinating new character, Reze. At first, Denji thinks she might actually like him, which is a nice change of pace! But it quickly becomes clear that there’s a lot more going on with Reze, and her interest in him isn’t exactly what it seems. There are definitely some dark secrets at play.
Ash never meets his clients in person. Instead, he uses ‘Relay,’ a phone system designed for people with hearing impairments. Relay employees read aloud typed messages, allowing conversation while maintaining strict confidentiality under state secrecy laws. Unlike typical modern thrillers, there are no fancy gadgets; Ash works with what appears to be an early electronic typewriter connected to a mobile phone, further concealing his identity. However, a secretly funded group is pursuing Sarah, and consequently Ash, led by Sam Worthington. For the first half of the movie, Ash consistently manages to outwit them using his clever methods.
The action thriller, previously called Lioness, has been renamed Wildcat and will be released soon. A new trailer is available below. Wildcat features a parent turned action hero, similar to Liam Neeson’s character Bryan Mills in Taken.
As a huge South Park fan, I was excited to see they’re doing a special Halloween episode! Comedy Central announced it’ll air on Friday, October 31st at 10 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time. It’s a bit of a change since the show usually comes on Wednesdays, but a Halloween special is always worth it! I first saw the news on their official X (formerly Twitter) account.
The opening scene beautifully establishes Don Corleone as a powerful problem-solver, highlighting his methods and loyalty to his family. However, it immediately contrasts this with the internal conflicts within the family, particularly Michael’s disagreement with his father’s choices. All of this unfolds during a lively family celebration, making the 25-minute sequence a perfect introduction to the Corleone world – it flawlessly sets up the story, characters, and key themes.
As a huge film fan, I was completely captivated by this movie. It’s set in the not-too-distant future where Earth is becoming unlivable, and it follows Cooper, played by Matthew McConaughey, who used to be a NASA pilot but is now a farmer. He gets pulled back into space for an incredible mission: finding a new planet for humanity to live on. It’s heartbreaking because he has to leave his daughter, Murph, and a world that’s really falling apart. What I loved is how the director really tackles complex ideas about time and space to tell a deeply personal story about survival, the sacrifices we make, and how time isn’t always what it seems. It’s a really ambitious film, but it never loses sight of the emotional core.
The final episode of Scrubs season 8 beautifully wrapped up J.D.’s journey, but ABC decided to continue the show anyway. Season 9 introduced a new group of medical students, with only a few familiar faces from the original series. Unfortunately, this attempt to revive Scrubs failed completely, and plans for a tenth season were scrapped.