Kevin Bacon May Reprise Role as Valentine McKee in Tremors Sequel

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Based on reports from Bloody Disgusting, Stampede Entertainment, who produced the original 1990 Tremors movie and its first three sequels, have scored a significant win by acquiring the rights to the script of the initial film. Directors Ron Underwood, producers Nancy Roberts, and writers Brent Maddock and S.S. Wilson now have the opportunity to push the Tremors franchise further if they wish, as the town of Perfection (tormented by “graboids”) is their new playground. In a statement on their website, the team expresses their aim for the franchise is to bring it back to Perfection. However, they are not yet confirming the return of Bacon as Valentine, but only hint at the possibility.

Chicago PD Season 12, Episode 18 Review: Is Torres Leaving the Show?

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Chief Reid asks Voight to help find a stolen Toyota containing drugs linked to Jesus Otero, a criminal with whom Reid has a close bond. However, when Torres resumes work, he makes some questionable choices that bring him into the crosshairs of both men. With other One Chicago characters set to depart soon, there’s cause for concern regarding Torres.

7 Sci-fi Shows With Only One Season

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To put it simply, you should approach these sci-fi series with caution and awareness. On the bright side, giving them careful consideration might lead to their reappearance on our screens for further tales – something that has happened in the past. Streaming platforms have gained a reputation for reviving shows from other networks, which I hope will persist as long as popular shows keep getting canceled.

Serial Experiments Lain Creator Shares Big News on Long-Awaited Anime

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Interestingly, a fan reached out to director Chiaki Konaka through email, asking if the popular series Despera would ever get an anime adaptation. Surprisingly, not only did Konaka reply, but he confirmed that a Despera anime was indeed being developed! In a surprising turn of events, he revealed that a production committee has already been established for the project. However, due to the high volume of Japanese anime productions currently underway, it’s challenging to secure studio time. But, the structure is expected to change at the end of 2024, and the Despera anime is scheduled for release in 2027. Although we have a wait ahead, fans are asked to remain patient!