Movies

Did you realize that in one of the “A Nightmare on Elm Street” films, Robert Englund doesn’t portray Freddy Krueger? It wasn’t Jackie Earle Haley in the reboot, nor Chason Schirmer and Tobe Sexton as younger versions in “Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare”, or Michael Bailey Smith as Super Freddy and Noble Craig as merged-with-Alice Freddy in “A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child”. Instead, the scene in question is from “A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge”.

This is an exciting period to be an anime enthusiast! Whether you’re on the hunt for the ideal anime to watch during Halloween or simply craving something fresh, like the quirky Dan Dan Dan that appeals to both body horror and The X-Files fans. However, when it comes to anime presence in theme parks, North America is currently falling short, but Universal Studios Hollywood aims to rectify this. It’s been officially announced that One Piece and Jujutsu Kaisen will be prominently featured at the California theme park, making it a must-visit for local anime fans.

This show, High Potential, holds great promise to rank among the top new procedurals this year. It offers everything that fans adore in an offbeat procedural: a protagonist with exceptional abilities, a diverse team of colleagues with contrasting personalities, and intriguing cases that vary from one episode to the next.

In October, there’s an influx of horror movies, but many aren’t suitable for the entire family. However, the movie titled “Monster Summer” fills this gap perfectly. Boasting a strong cast, it offers a light-hearted throwback to the days of Steven Spielberg and his Amblin Entertainment, reminiscent of films like “Hocus Pocus.“. This isn’t the film for horror enthusiasts yearning for genuine jump scares and gore (for that, there’s “Terrifier 3” and “Smile 2“); instead, it’s a perfect choice for anyone or families who want to embrace the Halloween vibe this month without encountering any nightmares.

It’s not a secret that I hate binge-watching, but every once in a while, I fall victim to the modern way of watching television. I didn’t expect any show premiering on the 2024 TV Schedule to keep me captive to my couch for four and a half hours, but then Netflix’s Nobody Wants This happened. The romantic comedy series stars teen soap alumni Kirsten Bell and Adam Brody as agnostic sex podcaster Joanne and recently single rabbi Noah, who are determined to make their budding relationship work despite coming from different worlds.