One of the Worst Comedies Ever Is About To Exit Netflix and Stop Streaming

The 2020 comedy Guest House, starring Pauly Shore, is leaving Netflix on December 18th. The movie, which received negative reviews, follows a couple who discover their guest house is already occupied by a wild partygoer with a strange collection. It was released digitally and features Mike Castle, Aimeé Teegarden, Billy Zane, Steve-O, Charlotte McKinney, and Mikaela Hoover alongside Shore. It was co-written and directed by Sam Macaroni.

Bhutan Goes All-In with Bitcoin: Builds Zen City, Because Why Not? 🧘‍♂️💰

Turns out, Bhutan’s been quietly mining Bitcoin using hydropower-imagine that, an entire nation harnessing their waterfalls for digital gold! This effort, born from a desire to keep their youth from wandering off to Silicon Valley or worse, cloud forests, has resulted in nearly half a billion dollars in Bitcoin on the books. Who knew Himalayan hydro could lead to high finance?

Netflix’s Biggest Horror Anime Hits Major Milestone

Netflix released the anime series The Summer Hikaru Died this summer, adapting the original manga by Mokumokuren. The story centers around Yoshiki Tsujinaka and his friend Hikaru, who mysteriously returns from the dead. The series is praised for its strong character development and genuinely frightening atmosphere. The anime’s popularity has boosted manga sales to 4.5 million copies, establishing it as a leading horror manga. With new chapters still being published, the future looks bright for this series and its characters.

Lord of the Rings Died 11 Years Ago Today, and It Still Hasn’t Been Resurrected (but the Next Movie Can Change That)

If the next Lord of the Rings film wants to regain the franchise’s popularity and box office success, it needs to attract a larger audience than the previous movie. The War of the Rohirrim earned only $20 million worldwide, which was a record low for the series. But the decline in performance actually began 11 years ago, and the franchise hasn’t recovered since.