In the thrilling finale of the fourth season of “The Boys” on Prime Video, an ominous character reappeared who had been absent for a while. She is a Supé endowed with extraordinary abilities but also suffers from mental instability, making her a formidable yet perilous entity. It appears that Homelander (Antony Starr) intends to utilize her in his grand scheme as a lethal weapon.
For several decades, the enigmatic figure of the Joker, DC Comics’ renowned antagonist, has captured our attention through various mediums including films, TV shows, and literature. This notorious character made his first appearance in the debut issue of “Batman” comic book back in 1940. Initially intended to meet his demise during that initial appearance, the Joker was given a reprieve by editorial intervention, ultimately leading him to become Batman’s long-standing adversary.
Justin Hartley rejoined the world of network television in the beginning of 2024 with “Tracker,” marking his first major role since wrapping up “This Is Us” in 2022. This new CBS production was a massive success, ranking as the most-watched show during the 2023-2024 television season. Hartley spoke of the demanding routine to portray Colter Shaw and is set for another fall broadcast. Ken Olin, who collaborated with Hartley on both “This Is Us” and “Tracker,” showered him with accolades and drew a comparison to Mark Harmon from “NCIS.”
As a dedicated fan of the “Bad Boys” series, I’ve noticed some significant shifts both on and off the screen since the first movie came out in the ’90s. The duo of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, who bring Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett to life, have experienced growth in their own careers beyond this action-comedy saga. Joe Pantoliano, a fellow franchise veteran, has observed these changes throughout all four films, and his perspective sheds light on the ever-evolving nature of Hollywood.
Spoiler alert: Spoilers follow for LonglegsIt’s hard to remember a recent film with the level of unexpected breakout success as Longlegs. Oz Perkins’ latest is every bit as creepy and unsettling as the early hype promised, thanks to its moody cinematography and a truly terrifying turn from Nicolas Cage as the titular monster. Reviews have rightfully made comparisons to The Silence of the Lambs, given that both films center on a young FBI agent on the trail of a serial killer and on a quest that puts her through an emotional gauntlet and forces her to stare into the heart of darkness.