For several decades, Britain has consistently delivered top-notch science fiction series, boasting iconic franchises such as “Doctor Who” and more recent offerings like “Supacell.” The charm and popularity of British science fiction are not hard to grasp, given their unique blend of witty, dry humor, profound reflections on life, and a touch of over-the-top theatrics that characterize these series.
10 years ago, a debut Australian director’s low-budget horror film, “The Babadook,” captivated the genre in 2014. Now, Jennifer Kent, the creator behind this modern classic, discusses why a sequel was never produced. Starring Essie Davis and Noah Wiseman, this Australian gem follows a mourning widow and her son as they confront a supernatural menace haunting their lives. However, “The Babadook” delves far beyond the surface, exploring profound themes such as mental health, anger, grief, and resentment. This film shuns jump scares in favor of leading audiences on an introspective journey into the human psyche, delving deep into our innermost fears and emotions.
It’s been uncovered that there were initial ideas for a movie adaptation of “Supernatural,” but those plans were scrapped by Warner Bros. During its peak scripted years, the series was one of The CW’s top performers and still holds that position today. In his Inside of You podcast, Robbie Amell, who starred in the show, discussed it at length, and during their conversation, Rosenbaum raised the possibility of a potential revival for the program.
The upcoming sci-fi comedy movie from director Bong Joon Ho, titled “Mickey 17,” is set to arrive soon, and its first trailer has been unveiled. This film marks Bong’s return to directing since his groundbreaking work on the 2019 film “Parasite,” which went on to win the best picture award at the 2020 Oscars. The stellar cast includes Robert Pattinson, Steven Yeun, and Mark Ruffalo.
TopMob is engaging in a sequence of talks with music producers to delve deeper into the lesser-known musicians who work behind the mixing boards.