Movies

The recent action-packed thriller titled “The Shadow Strays” has made a big splash on streaming platforms, climbing the rankings and receiving rave reviews from both critics and viewers. This is fantastic news for action enthusiasts since the director has expressed interest in making a sequel! In fact, he shared with Team JVS that he’s “extremely eager” to revisit the brutal setting of the young assassin codenamed 13 and the mysterious Shadow organization.

I’ve just discovered that Prime Video’s latest action-comedy offering, “The Boys in the Boat,” has taken the number one spot on their charts. Featuring Chris Hemsworth, Robert Downey Jr., and the legendary Glenn Close, this movie marks a unique collaboration of these former Marvel stars on screen together for the first time. However, it seems that while the star power is undeniable, the film hasn’t quite managed to garner the praise from both critics and viewers that one might expect from such a stellar cast.

Fans of the show “Tracker” were thrilled when they discovered that Jensen Ackles would reprise his role as Russell Shaw not for one, but for at least two episodes in Season 2. The anticipation is particularly high because Ackles’ performance in Season 1’s “Off the Books” was a standout moment in an otherwise impressive opening season, adding a fresh family dynamic for Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) to grapple with. However, we can’t help but notice a recurring theme: whenever Russell appears, strange occurrences seem to follow. In the upcoming Season 2 episode “Ontological Shock,” it looks like Colter and Russell will find themselves entangled in an X-Files-like government conspiracy involving possible contact with a real-life Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP), or as we commonly know it, a UFO. It all seems to fit perfectly with the series’ narrative.

Continuing from their earlier partnership with Fitted, Albino & Preto, as well as Sig Zane Designs, these creative forces have joined hands yet again, this time creating a capsule collection inspired by martial arts, which they’ve named “Practice in Harmony.

To the dismay of Spawn fans worldwide, producer Jason Blum has dampened expectations for the long-awaited reboot, stating at New York Comic Con that the project might not reach theaters anytime in the near future. In conversations with Brandon Davis, Blum, who had previously hinted at a 2025 release for the Spawn remake, has now admitted that the script, while completed, is not quite perfect yet.