Samuel L. Jackson’s NOLA King: A New Era of Crime Drama Awaits!

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Acting in a series like “Tulsa King,” produced by Taylor Sheridan, is a fantastic opportunity for any actor. Taylor Sheridan’s past shows consistently attract massive audiences, and “Tulsa King” is among the most-watched and well-received on Paramount+. While Samuel L. Jackson’s top films and series stand on their own merit, it’s always beneficial to join a project that’s almost certain to be successful. “NOLA King” could also continue one of Jackson’s best career trends, and it might even surpass one of his greatest movies ever made.

Eat the Rich launches July 23 for PC, later for PS5, Xbox Series, iOS, and Android

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Allen Tan, CEO of Monstrnauts, stated in a press release that everyone deserves a way to challenge the wealthy. He expressed hope that this dose of disorder will provide some relief during times when the underprivileged are often exploited by certain individuals. More upheaval involving powerful figures is on the horizon, and we’re eager to reveal it soon!

MindsEye Gameplay Showcases Combat, Flying, and Drone Abilities

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The story unfolds following a significant event in Redrock City, now under military control, experiencing rainfall for the first time in decades. Our hero, Jacob Diaz, attempts to flee from the armed forces, leaping and firing from rooftops before hopping into a vehicle. Predictably, it’s hit by gunfire, but miraculously, our protagonist remains unscathed.

10 Summer Horror Movies You Need To Watch

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In essence, we’re talking about lesser-known horror movies that were worth watching and came out during the summer of this year. However, they had to be shown in theaters rather than being released directly on video or streaming platforms. Movies like “Tremors 2: Aftershocks” (which was actually released in April) and “Trick ‘r Treat” (not a summer release) were not included in our consideration.

Predator: Killer of Killers Improves Prey’s Best Parts and Sets Future Franchise Up

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The ending of “Predator: Killer of Killers” is remarkably impressive, paving the way for the animated series to become a significant part of the Predator franchise. The adaptable nature of Predator offers plenty of room for creativity, allowing filmmakers to delve into various eras. I enjoyed Prey due to its innovative take on Predator, and I believe Killer of Killers enhances this aspect. In fact, the animated movie has the potential — and deserves — to serve as a cornerstone for the franchise’s future development as a whole.

Is ‘The Ritual’ Really Just a Rip-Off of ‘The Exorcist’? Here’s What You Need to Know!

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Initially, it might seem that the plot of this movie is just a copycat of “The Exorcist” from 1973 or the 1971 bestselling book. However, “The Ritual” actually draws its inspiration from a 1935 book about an entirely different exorcism event that occurred in 1949 – one that was distinctly separate from the events depicted in “The Exorcist”. Instead of being a cheap imitation, “The Ritual” seeks to preserve historical records. Conversely, “The Exorcist” was all about providing entertainment. So, it’s not clear who is following whose lead.