Bob Odenkirk Fights an Old Woman in New Action Movie From John Wick Creator – Watch the Normal Exclusive Clip

The movie centers around Ulysses, played by Odenkirk, who takes on the role of interim Sheriff in the seemingly idyllic town of Normal, Minnesota, after the previous Sheriff’s death. While the town initially appears charming and quaint, Ulysses soon discovers a darker side beneath the surface. The previous Sheriff didn’t die of natural causes, and Ulysses quickly finds himself in danger, including being targeted by Mary-Beth, a seemingly harmless elderly woman known as “Knitting Needle,” who has been tasked with eliminating him. You can see a clip of the action below.

Classic PSP RPG Officially Getting New Remake This Year

GungHo announced today that Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter will be released soon, sharing a new trailer with the news. Originally launched on PC in 2006 as The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, the game came to PSP in 2007 and was later available on PS3 and PS Vita. While popular in Japan, it wasn’t widely released in other regions until 2015, meaning it’s often missed when people talk about the best RPGs on the PSP.

Hulu Adds Mike Flanagan’s’ Bloody 2025 Horror Movie Hit

The supernatural horror film Shelby Oaks is now available on Hulu, having premiered on April 17th. Created by YouTube critic Chris Stuckmann and executive produced by Flanagan, the movie follows Mia as she desperately searches for her sister, Riley, a vlogger who disappeared with her ghost-hunting team in the deserted town of Shelby Oaks. The film, which combines found footage with a traditional storyline, was a major success on Kickstarter, becoming the highest-funded horror film project ever on the platform. Although it wasn’t a huge box office hit, earning $8 million worldwide on a $2.8 million budget, it was a strong result for an independently produced, crowdfunded movie.

$499 Million Horror Movie & More Prime Video Releases This Week

On April 21st, you can stream “The Conjuring: Last Rites” on Amazon Prime Video. This is the ninth film in the popular “Conjuring” series and tells the true story of the Smurl haunting. The movie follows paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren as they investigate a terrifying case in Pennsylvania, where a demon is manipulating three spirits to torment a family.

Stanley Kubrick’s Controversial 64-Year-Old War Movie Is a Secret Rip-Off of a Much Darker Film Released the Same Year

Released just eight months after Dr. Strangelove, Fail Safe also depicted a potential nuclear crisis, starting with a technical error rather than a rogue individual. However, Fail Safe treated the subject matter with grim realism, offering a stark and unsettling portrayal. Despite its different approach and overall tone, the film’s resemblance to Kubrick’s work sparked immediate debate and even a legal dispute before either movie reached theaters.