As a lifelong fan of movies and music, I found it truly fascinating to learn about Jenna Ortega’s passion for composing and her unique approach to connecting with her co-stars on set through music. It’s clear that she is not only an incredibly talented actress but also a deeply creative individual who appreciates the power of music in bringing people together.
The comic series “The Crow” transformed into a cinematic phenomenon in 1994 when its first movie was released. The film’s dark aesthetic and themes encapsulated the discontent of Generation X in the 1990s, leaving an enduring impact on visual style that remains relevant today. The lasting impact of “The Crow” is a reflection of director Alex Proyas’ creative vision, yet it has hindered the franchise from expanding beyond its cult status. Unfortunately, none of the sequels – “City of Angels,” “Salvation,” and “Wicked Prayer” – have managed to attract new audiences. However, this year’s “The Crow” might have broken that barrier, or is it just another unsuccessful attempt?
Enthusiasts of horror films eagerly anticipate every new movie by M. Night Shyamalan, but this year’s “Trap” piqued interest for a number of unique reasons. Firstly, Josh Hartnett, typically recognized for his endearing and compassionate roles, portrayed a serial killer in the film, which was unexpected. Secondly, the movie featured Shyamalan’s daughter, Saleka Shyamalan, as pop icon Lady Raven. In anticipation of “Trap” being released on home video, we have an exclusive behind-the-scenes featurette that delves into the film’s creation, discussing how Shyamalan’s daughter influenced its development and the casting choices, including Hartnett. You can watch this featurette before “Trap” becomes available for digital purchase or rental on August 30th, and for purchase on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD on November 5th.
The upcoming Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is imminent, but there’s more excitement on the horizon for fans! The park has just revealed that they will be launching Universal Fan Fest Nights in spring 2025. This special event gives visitors a chance to revel in their beloved Universal franchises in innovative ways.
Get ready to dive into a captivating meta-fictional whodunit in “Kid Maroon,” an intriguing new Vault Comics series penned by Christopher Cantwell (known for his work on shows like “Halt and Catch Fire” and comic books such as “Iron Man” and “Doctor Doom”). Artwork is handled by Victor Santos, renowned for his work on titles like “Polar” and “Violent Love,” while colorist Mattia Iacono brings his talents from comics like “Kid Venom” and “The Dead Lucky.” Andworld Design contributes their lettering skills from “The Many Deaths of Laila Starr,” and Adam Cahoon is the designer.
As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but get excited about one character who’s making a splash in the second season of One Piece‘s live-action series streaming on Netflix – Princess Vivi! Being the daughter of King Cobra and the Princess of Alabasta, she plays a pivotal role in the Straw Hats’ epic voyage, so it was only natural for her to grace our screens. With the recent casting of Cobra, Dr. Kureha, and Dr. Hirilu, Netflix officially announced that Charinthra Chandra will be embodying the blue-haired royalty. After the announcement, Chandra herself shared a new video expressing her delight at joining the cast and what lies ahead as she navigates the Grand Line!