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Emotionally intense roles can certainly take their role on actors. Bill Skarsgård once reported he left like he was losing his mind while portraying Pennywise in the latest adaptation of Stephen King’s It, for example. In a more recent thriller starring Daisy Ridley, the Star Wars alum would later reveal that her damsel-in-distress turn for Magpie was so intense during production that she thought her physical ailments surrounding the production must have been tied to the stress. Ridley opened up to Women’s Health that she later discovered it was Graves’ Disease which was causing said ailments. It says something that she equated the performance with the effects of that disease, and MovieWeb caught up with her more recently to learn about the taxing process of bringing Magpie to life.

A cleverly made two-minute LEGO production offers DC enthusiasts a fresh perspective on the storyline of the much-criticized box office flop, “Suicide Squad” (2019), without requiring viewers to endure the lengthy screening. Despite high expectations for the sequel to the acclaimed “Joker,” its recent release has been met with disappointment. However, this amusingly compact rendition miraculously transforms the film into an enjoyable viewing experience.

In 2013, Guillermo del Toro released one of the most impressive Kaiju films, “Pacific Rim.” This movie takes us into a world where a breach in the Pacific Ocean allows an endless stream of giant monsters (Kaiju) to invade Earth. To combat these creatures, humanity has constructed massive robot suits called Jaegers. If you’re interested in following this epic struggle between monsters and machines, the best way is to watch the films in order, based on their release dates.

If you assumed that the “Big Bang Theory” franchise would conclude without Sheldon’s involvement, then it’s apparent that you underestimate the potential for extending a popular series. This month, CBS introduced a new show titled “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage“, focusing on Sheldon’s oldest sibling and his family. The debut of this series attracted attention for several reasons.

As a seasoned horror enthusiast, it’s hard for me to imagine a villain who has given me such intense unease as Art the Clown from the Terrifier movies. I can’t foresee any upcoming horror films that might alter this feeling. This isn’t due to my usual lack of fear in creepy clown movies — on the contrary, I wasn’t particularly scared by them before. However, David Howard Thorton’s chilling portrayal of the harlequin has brought some of the most shockingly violent and unremittingly grotesque kill scenes I have ever witnessed in a slasher movie or otherwise.