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Instead of countless TV shows claiming to expose strange events, from ghosts to UFOs to cryptids, often leaving viewers skeptical due to their amateurish feel, the upcoming series Out There: Crimes of the Paranormal, produced by filmmakers Mark and Jay Duplass, adds a touch of authenticity to the stories told. Moreover, it elevates the recollections of bizarre incidents with a more cinematic flair. Take a look at the first trailer for Out There: Crimes of the Paranormal below before its premiere on Hulu on September 24th

This week has been exciting for MCU enthusiasts as Marvel Studios keeps releasing content related to “Agatha All Along“, from intriguing trailers to entertaining horror-themed posters. Recently, ComicBook had the opportunity to talk with some people involved in the production of the “WandaVision” spinoff, including its stars and producers, such as Mary Livanos who has worked on both “WandaVision” and “The Marvels“. During this conversation, we asked Livanos if fan theories during the “WandaVision” period played a role in shaping moments within “Agatha All Along“. We also enquired about potential future developments in the post-credit scene of “The Marvels“, but Livanos remained tight-lipped about it

Initially, when Dragon Ball Daimaō unveiled its narrative, shonen enthusiasts swiftly linked it to Dragon Ball GT. This is because the Grand Tour portrayed Son Goku transforming into a child and traveling through the galaxy alongside companions who were not typically part of his adventures. To everyone’s surprise, Akira Toriyama’s anime series has disclosed that a significant aspect of the sequel to Dragon Ball Z will be the Realm of Demons. For quite some time, this alternate dimension has been a key element in the spin-off series, Dragon Ball Heroes. In an unexpected turn, new characters from the dimension – both allies and adversaries to the Z-Fighters – are set to appear in the anime adaptation

The kind of timeless love story that stays with you forever is Twilight. Written by Stephenie Meyer in 2005, this supernatural romance quickly found its place on bookshelves and soon became a worldwide sensation. Its films, spin-offs, and enduring popularity have cemented it as one of the most cherished young adult series in history. Now, Netflix is collaborating with Twilight to produce an animated series titled Midnight Sun

Similar to a case of two-sided madness, also known as “folie à deux” in French, the initial reactions to the film “Joker: Folie à Deux” are divided. The movie featuring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga premiered at the 81st Venice Film Festival on Wednesday, marking the unveiling of director Todd Phillips’ sequel to the 2019 “Joker”. Following the festival’s artistic director, Alberto Barbera, calling the sequel “daring,” “darker,” and “completely different” from its predecessor, the reviews appear consistent: the second installment is a blend of praise and criticism, despite standout performances by Academy Award winners Phoenix and Gaga