Movies

2025 looks set to be an exciting year for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with three upcoming films and at least two TV series in the pipeline. However, what has fans particularly buzzing is the highly anticipated “Daredevil: Born Again” series. This show is expected to deliver one of the most gripping and action-packed reasons to subscribe to Disney+, and a Marvel producer has even gone so far as to compare it to “Game of Thrones”.

Prepare to settle down, here’s an exciting update for fans! The charming priest from “Fleabag” and another heartthrob, this time a rabbi from the Netflix series “Nobody Wants This”, are set to grace our screens. If you haven’t marked your calendar for this 2024 TV schedule entry from one of the top streaming platforms, it’s worth noting that it’s a delightful romantic comedy. The story revolves around a podcast host (Kristen Bell), who is relationship-focused and agnostic, and her romance with a rabbi (Adam Brody). This show is based on the real-life experiences of its creator, Erin Foster. Luckily for her, their love story wasn’t as turbulent, and she even managed to incorporate a nod to her in-laws in the series.

Exploring the grim recesses of media, it’s been a common assumption for quite some time that there are films known as “snuff,” which depict actual murders for profit from their distribution. Often mistaken for extreme content that blends fact and fiction, such as the “mondo films” like “Faces of Death,”, these movies mix real death scenes with reenactments. While this subject matter is deeply regrettable, the production of fake snuff movies continues to exist on the edges of cinema. Many filmmakers have gained notoriety by solely focusing on creating content that appears as genuine as possible.

HBO has unveiled a new late-night comedy series titled “It’s Florida, Man,” which will be based on and explore some of the most intriguing Florida stories – known and unknown. The trailer hints at a star-studded journey with appearances from comedians like Jake Johnson, Anna Faris, and others. Interestingly, this series will be produced by the same team responsible for the popular HBO comedy show “The Righteous Gemstones.

Preparations are underway for the highly anticipated release of Terrifier 3 this coming Friday. Before then, director Damien Leone and actor portraying Art the Clown, David Howard Thronton, are disclosing why the third installment in the franchise dared to tread where few horror movies have ventured. Known for testing the boundaries of extreme gore, the Terrifier series is once again pushing those limits by not only incorporating more gruesome killings, but also placing children in peril, a subject that many mainstream directors have avoided over the years, except for a select few, such as Andy Muscietti, who directed the latest version of Stephen King’s IT.