Before the release of The Batman – Part II, Warner Bros. is planning five new Batman-related movies and TV shows for both cinemas and HBO Max. Although DC Studios is starting to develop other Batman stories for the DC Universe, including The Brave and the Bold, Batman will remain a key character for Warner Bros. in the superhero genre for the time being.
Friday’s ETF trading was a masterclass in financial theatrics. While Bitcoin and ether ETFs bled like a sadistic horror movie, Solana and XRP strutted in like they’d just won the crypto lottery. Investors, apparently, are now taking a crash course in “abandon ship” strategy. 🚫💸
After much talk about his relationship with Audrey Pratt, the star of Bravo’s Southern Charm has confirmed they broke up while filming the show’s next, eleventh season.
CryptoWzrd, with his crystal ball foggy yet somehow still reliable, says XRP was in harmony with Bitcoin-not surprising, given that Bitcoin’s moods swing harder than a novelist caught in a storm. Today’s candle ended slightly bearish, perhaps echoing Bitcoin’s mood swing, like a parental sigh of disdain. Yet, oh wonder, XRP showed a glimmer of strength! As if daring the universe to prove its skepticism wrong, it closed bullish, hinting at a possible shift-a nascent hope that maybe, just maybe, the tides are turning towards the $2.75 horizon, which for now has become the Holy Grail for traders: the promised land of profit, or perhaps just a clever marketing slogan.
As a sci-fi fan, I’ve seen a lot of cool twists hidden in not-so-great movies. Take The Butterfly Effect, for instance – it really struggled to figure out what it wanted to be, ending up with four totally different versions of the main character’s life. But the director’s cut is insane – it has the character go back in time and… well, kill himself before he’s even born! It’s a twist that, honestly, most movies haven’t even attempted. There was a film released a decade later that didn’t quite reach that level of shock, but I think it still deserves more recognition; it’s got a fantastic story and a really clever twist that people seem to overlook.
The 2018 horror film Cam was written by Isa Mazzei, a former cam girl herself. Mazzei initially planned to make a documentary about the lives of cam girls, but she realized a horror movie would be a more effective way to convey the experience. She explained to Vice that people often didn’t understand camming, even after she tried to explain it. Cam centers on Alice, a camgirl who discovers someone has created a doppelganger account and is performing disturbing acts in her place. The film is a visually striking blend of horror, thriller, and mystery, creating a gritty yet beautiful take on techno-horror.
While these free streaming services often include advertisements, they offer access to a huge range of movies and TV shows, both old and new. Many popular Hollywood films become available on platforms like The Roku Channel and Tubi surprisingly quickly – often within a few years of their theatrical release – without requiring a costly subscription. You can even find entire movie series available for free on these services.
It’s the sort of upgrade that’ll make the techies jump for joy and the rest of us wonder if Pi’s finally caught a whiff of real progress or just playing dress-up. The Pi Core Team even made a fancy demo video so you can see the magic in action, showing off how you can export, tweak, and re-upload your little digital babies with all the flair of a master chef.
On November 14th, singer Doja Cat spent a relaxing night in with Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, and her manager, Cade Hudson. Fans were able to see photos and videos of the get-together on social media.
The most effective body horror movies don’t just shock – they use disturbing images of physical transformation to explore deeper themes and answer important questions. Throughout history, storytellers have been fascinated by what it means to be human, and today, the body horror genre is the most striking and powerful way filmmakers explore those ideas.