Spoilers for Season 2 of Shrinking are ahead. If you haven’t seen it, you can stream it with an Apple TV+ subscription.
As a die-hard movie enthusiast who’s been hooked on the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) since “Avengers: Endgame” wrapped up the Infinity Saga in 2019, I can’t help but feel that subsequent movies have missed the mark when it comes to delivering the same interconnected storylines that we loved for over a decade. To add fuel to the fire, the off-screen drama surrounding Jonathan Majors has cast a shadow over Marvel’s future projects featuring Kang the Conqueror. However, in a surprising twist, “Loki” stepped up and effectively neutralized Kang as the MCU’s next big baddie.
Throughout his lengthy acting career spanning several decades, Kevin Bacon has taken on numerous roles, some portraying characters with good morals and others with questionable ones. Notably, a recurring element across many of these roles is that his character often meets an untimely end on screen. While he may not hold the same notoriety as Sean Bean for prematurely leaving projects, Bacon has established a unique niche for himself.
A unique type of horror genre is the Christmas horror, which combines the warm and joyful atmosphere of the festive season with chilling elements capable of flipping traditional holidays on their heads. Some movies concentrate solely on the unsettling contrast between the holiday’s cheerfulness and the spookiness typical in horror films. On the other hand, certain films are notable for their peculiarity and fantastical narratives. These stories often stray far from tradition by incorporating quirky villains, unusual plots, and mind-bending twists that leave a lasting impression.
Initially, a seemingly ordinary love story between a boy and a girl unfolded, eventually transforming into a beloved British television series. Last Wednesday, BBC broadcast the last episode of the popular show, “Gavin & Stacey.