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Warning! The Following Contains SPOILERS from Joker: Folie à Deux.

This Halloween season, there couldn’t be a more fitting time to revisit “The Haunting of Hill House” on Netflix – a streaming service that’s truly worth subscribing to. However, if you’re among those ardent fans of Mike Flanagan’s 2018 miniseries, which draws inspiration from Shirley Jackson’s classic novel, you might have already experienced the chilling and heartrending tale of the Crain Family on multiple occasions.

Year after year, it seems like countless TV series debut and conclude their runs. In this fast-paced, unpredictable industry where job stability is often elusive, finding a show that appears indestructible can be quite challenging. Interestingly, while animation often dominates the long-lasting TV shows, many series persist due to their relevance to current events, universal storytelling potential, or narratives centered around consistent settings like police stations or schools.

Addresses the questionable conduct of Hollywood following director Matthew Vaughn’s revelation about the X-Men franchise. At New York Comic Con, Vaughn confessed that he left the 2006 film after discovering Berry had been given a fake script as an incentive to join the project. Halle Berry, who won an Oscar for her role, played the weather-controlling mutant Storm in the movie and it was her third appearance in the series. After Vaughn’s recent candid remarks gained attention through an online video clip, Berry shared her thoughts on social media.

In a recent update, it’s been clarified why Tom Selleck is expressing frustration over the cancellation of “Blue Bloods” on CBS. However, it’s important to note that he isn’t the only cast member feeling disheartened as we approach the release of the final season, scheduled for 2024. His co-star Bridget Moynahan has also expressed her sadness about the series ending prematurely.