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It’s possible that a new film may be produced to further explore the world created by George R.R. Martin. Even though the HBO series adapted from his “A Song of Ice and Fire” novels concluded in 2019, the franchise has already revived with the successful “House of the Dragon” spin-off, and there are several more shows in development. In an unexpected twist, it appears that a film connected directly to the main series could potentially be in the works.

In his upcoming comedy “Let’s Start a Cult,” stand-up comedian Stavros Halkias, who has gained popularity through his Netflix special “Fat Rascal,” roles in “Tires,” and podcasts such as “Cumtown” and “Stavvy’s World,” is poised for greater recognition. This rising star’s absurdly funny style shines brightly in “Let’s Start a Cult,” which he co-wrote with director Ben Kitnick and costar Wes Haney. This comedy, one of the best from the 2020s, is definitely worth keeping an eye on for anyone who appreciates a good laugh.

Netflix’s popular survival game series, Squid Game, is gearing up for a more lethal Season 2, as hinted by a fresh trailer from the streaming service. This Emmy-winning Korean thriller, produced by Hwang Dong-hyuk and valued at approximately $900 million, has captivated both fans and critics since its debut in 2021. With its memorable sets and nail-biting moments, the show has dominated the post-pandemic entertainment landscape, leaving Netflix yearning to capitalize on its success. As a result, they’ve even produced a spin-off reality show titled Squid Game: The Challenge, inviting fans to join in life-size versions of the games – though, rest assured, no one will meet an untimely end during the competition!

The Lorenzelli Projects art gallery, established by a group of young adults aged under 30 in Milan, displays an array of artists that originated during the 1990s.

The popularity of horror is unquestionable. The genre that Hollywood loves to hate is always guaranteed to bring in new and old fans, regardless of the subgenre, and the horror community is the tightest there is. There are more podcasts about horror than about other genres in cinema, and scary movies are a good place to start for new filmmakers.