Indian Rupee Forecast

2009 saw the release of “Drag Me to Hell,” a horror film directed by Sam Raimi and co-written with his brother Ivan. This was Raimi’s first major foray into horror since he took up directing two decades earlier, as well as his first project outside the Spider-Man series since “The Gift” under Paramount Pictures. After creating some of the most successful films in the 2000s, Raimi decided to focus on a smaller scale project, returning to the genre roots that made him a filmmaker. He drew upon a story he and his brother had conceived, blending a straightforward moral tale within the framework of a chilling supernatural horror movie. The plot reaches a shocking climax with a surprising twist ending. Now streaming on Peacock.

Netflix is ready for a second serving of Beef.

During a recent presentation at New York Comic Con, Universal Destinations & Experiences expressed their anticipation that Epic Universe will revolutionize the theme park industry upon its opening day on May 22, 2025. This groundbreaking experience is now available for pre-sale to annual passholders, just two days before tickets officially went on sale.

Last week, Sunset Blvd earned approximately $1.2 million, even with five shows featuring numerous complimentary tickets for the press prior to its October 20th premiere, and an entirely free opening night performance.

Producer Lynda Obst, known for leaving her distinctive touch on beloved films such as Sleepless in Seattle, Contact, Flashdance, The Fisher King, Adventures in Babysitting, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, and Interstellar, passed away on Tuesday. She was 74 years old.