63 Years Later, Robert Duvall’s Twilight Zone Episode Keeps Getting Better

Robert Duvall had already appeared in popular shows like Naked City, The Defenders, and The Untouchables when he joined The Twilight Zone in 1963. He starred in the fourth season episode “Miniature,” which was directed by Walter Grauman and written by Charles Beaumont. Duvall played the character Charley Parkes in the episode, and it remains one of the most touching and enduring stories from The Twilight Zone, continuing to resonate with viewers over the years.

Varanasi: Mashesh Babu & Priyanka Chopra Tease India’s Big 2027 Spectacle

N.T. Rama Rao Jr., known as Babu, is a massive star – his popularity in Hyderabad rivals that of Taylor Swift in the U.S. Priyanka Chopra is a leading figure in Bollywood, and currently India’s highest-paid actress, with over 50 films under her belt. Her new film, Varanasi, marks her return to Indian cinema after spending ten years in Hollywood. Meanwhile, actor-director Fahad Sukumaran has earned an impressive 31 awards and boasts over 100 acting and directing credits, making him a highly accomplished and experienced performer.

5 Best Alternate Versions of Captain America, Ranked

Over the years, many characters in Marvel Comics have taken on the role of Captain America, or something very similar. While heroes like Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson are famous for being Captain America in the main Marvel universe, there are other, lesser-known versions that are also fantastic. Here are five of those heroes – Captain Americas from alternate timelines and realities who deserve recognition. We’re leaving Bucky and Sam off this list since their stories are already well-known. These characters might be new to you, and they’re definitely worth checking out.

7 Sci-Fi Shows That Ended On Infuriating Cliffhangers

Many sci-fi shows build suspense with cliffhangers, but not all of them get to resolve those storylines. Unfortunately, some series leave viewers hanging with unanswered questions when they’re unexpectedly canceled. Here are seven sci-fi TV shows that ended on frustrating cliffhangers, leaving fans to speculate about what happened next – even years later.

Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls’ X-Men Team Hints At Which Characters Will Be Added Next

While fans hoped to see characters like Cyclops or Gambit, the inclusion of Danger shows that the game’s developer, Arc System Works, isn’t afraid to dig deep into Marvel’s vast library for its fighters. This is a smart move that helps Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls differentiate itself from the Marvel vs. Capcom series, though more popular comic characters would still be welcome. With only 20 characters planned for the initial lineup, as stated on the game’s Steam page, each choice feels intentional, leaving room for expansion through downloadable content.

A Creepy, Franchise Starting 2022 Horror Blockbuster Is Headed to Hulu (But There’s a Catch)

The critically acclaimed horror film Smile, released in 2022, is now available on Hulu starting February 16th. Directed and written by Parker Finn, the movie centers on Dr. Rose Cotter (Sosie Bacon), a therapist whose life unravels after a disturbing session with a patient, Laura Weaver (Caitlin Stasey), who commits suicide with a chilling smile. Rose soon experiences frightening visions and believes she’s being pursued by a supernatural force. Smile was initially based on Finn’s earlier short film, Laura Hasn’t Slept (also starring Stasey), and its success has led to a sequel, Smile 2 (released in 2024), with a third film already planned.

Gaming Just Lost Two Legendary Industry Veterans

The gaming world recently lost two influential people who will be remembered by fans for a long time. One was a key innovator in the development of video game consoles, and the other played a huge role in bringing the Castlevania series back to popularity in the 90s and 2000s. Though their names might not be instantly familiar to everyone, both men have earned all the recent praise and tributes they’ve received.

Disney’s Tron: Ares Is Still Holding on to the Charts in America

The new sci-fi film Tron: Ares premiered on Disney+ on January 7th and quickly gained popularity. While it’s no longer the most-watched title, it has remained in the Top 10 for 37 out of the 40 days since its release in the US. As of February 16th, Tron: Ares is currently ranked eighth, having recently moved up one spot.