Movies

The response to the latest episode of Survivor was varied, with opinions split on social media as well as within my own thoughts. This is because, like many episodes in Survivor’s modern era, it included thrilling, unforeseen turns that kept viewers engaged, but also resulted in a contestant being eliminated who might have stayed if the game had followed its traditional rules. This constant give-and-take has been a recurring theme, and as per Jeff Probst, it’s precisely this kind of dynamic that gets producers most excited.

The revival of shark-themed action movies persists, with news from Variety that Ioan Gruffudd, known for his role as Reed Richards in 2005’s Fantastic Four and its sequel, and Ross Butler, who played Superhero Eugene in Shazam! and Shazam! Fury of the Gods within the DC universe, are set to collaborate on an upcoming thriller titled Zipline.

After the successful and award-winning release of the monster saga titled “Godzilla Minus One“, renowned filmmaker Takashi Yamazaki is set to lead another adventure starring the legendary kaiju. Today, Toho Studios, the company behind the iconic Godzilla series, made an unexpected announcement on social media stating that a “NEW GODZILLA MOVIE” is currently being produced. Takashi Yamazaki will be writing, directing, and contributing visual effects for this upcoming installment in the cherished franchise.

As a gamer, I’ve always noticed that when diving into a specific genre or era in Hollywood, it’s a silent agreement to honor those who paved the way before us. This tribute to the past is often shown through casting actors who are synonymous with certain characters and film eras. The new Satanic Panic TV series on Peacock, Hysteria! (with all eight episodes now available for streaming), is a fantastic demonstration of this, as the legendary Bruce Campbell, best known as Ash Williams from the original Evil Dead movies, reprises the comedic horror style in his role as Police Chief Dandridge.

As we transition from October’s haunting Halloween festivities to November, the fear may diminish a bit – however, on Peacock, the excitement certainly doesn’t!