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Prior to being known for her heartwarming holiday romance roles, Lacey Chabert delved into a much more ominous Christmas realm by starring in the 2006 remake of the contentious slasher film Black Christmas. This movie, which reinterpreted Bob Clark’s influential 1974 horror masterpiece, was part of a trend of horror remakes from the mid-2000s that drew in up-and-coming television actors. The film was helmed by Glen Morgan, a former writer for The X-Files, and boasted an impressive cast, including Michelle Trachtenberg from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Mary Elizabeth Winstead who later became famous in Scott Pilgrim, Katie Cassidy of the Arrowverse.

In a different phrasing, “Kraven The Hunter” has struggled in its box office debut, yet “Spider-Man: Far From Home” could have been an ideal launchpad for Spidey’s adversary. “Kraven the Hunter” made its cinema debut as the final installment in Sony’s Spider-Man Villain Series. Similar to the rest of that franchise, Spider-Man was not featured in any of his own villain’s standalone films.

This past week has been particularly exciting for “Kaiju No. 8” fans. Since the debut of Season 1 in April, there’s been a growing anticipation for updates and sneak peeks about the upcoming season. That longing was finally quenched at this year’s Jump Festa event. However, what makes this news even more enticing is that alongside Season 2, we can also expect a new addition to our “Kaiju No. 8” experience in the New Year – we just got our first detailed glimpse of the original bonus OVA titled “Hoshina’s Day Off.

The co-creator and showrunner of Cobra Kai, Jon Hurwitz, shared that he’s currently developing at least one spin-off as the final season approaches. The sixth and final part of the series is set to release on Netflix on February 13, 2025. When a fan inquired about potential character-focused spin-offs, Hurwitz replied with optimism: “I really hope so.