The Most Exciting Part of IT: Welcome to Derry Season 2 Was Already Confirmed (& It’s Not Pennywise)

The new prequel had the potential to be a major disappointment, or at best, not as good as the first two It movies. Luckily, It: Welcome to Derry exceeded expectations. With Bill Skarsgard returning as Pennywise and the show offering insightful social commentary, it proved to be a worthy continuation of the series. Many viewers actually found the ’60s-set horror show even more frightening and emotionally resonant than the original films, thanks to its extended length.

Classic Anime Franchise Defeats Disney at the Box Office in Japan

The animated film Hoppers has earned over $165 million worldwide, but it didn’t perform as well in Japan during its opening weekend. It brought in $2.4 million, falling behind the latest Doraemon movie. Doraemon: Nobita and The New Castle of The Undersea Devil is currently in its third week in Japanese theaters and topped the charts last weekend, beating Hoppers. This is the forty-fifth film in the long-running Doraemon series, and a remake of a 1983 movie. While it’s not yet known if the new Doraemon film will come to North America, it’s proving very successful in Japan.

Sarah Michelle Gellar & Elijah Wood Discuss Their Horror Returns in Ready or Not 2 & Buffy & The Faculty Revivals [Exclusive]

Okay, so the sequel throws Grace – played by Samara Weaving – right back into this messed-up game run by those super-rich, seriously messed-up families who made a deal with the devil, that guy Le Bail. This time, things are even more twisted because she’s forced to play with her sister, Faith (Kathryn Newton), and they’ve literally handcuffed them together. It’s a nightmare, and it guarantees both of them are stuck playing, whether they want to or not.

Thrillers That Are Based on True Stories

Thrillers based on real events allow us to explore tragic stories from a safe distance. If you’re fascinated by the darker side of life or want to learn more about true crime, you’ll likely enjoy this collection of captivating thrillers inspired by actual events.

Brian Austin Green Reveals Real Name 40 Years After Changing It

I was so surprised to learn that Shannen Doherty’s co-star, Brian Austin Green, doesn’t even have Austin as his real middle name! Apparently, when he joined the Screen Actors Guild back in the ’80s, there was already another actor with the same name, so he just picked ‘Austin’ to stand out. It’s funny how these things happen in Hollywood, isn’t it?