Fans of Survivor experienced an intriguing predicament this week when the show revealed the comeback of a popular twist, only to withhold showing it. The intriguing incident unfolded right before the merge challenge. Host Jeff Probst declared that for the first time in the so-called New Era, the contestants would randomly pick captains and then use a schoolyard selection method to assemble teams.
For a brief moment, consider the performers that come to mind when you think of your favorite actors in sketch comedy. Is it only those who have been on Saturday Night Live or do some other talented comedians from shows such as Mad TV also spring to mind?
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It might be challenging to guess who Sean Crouch and Yugo Nakamura, the makers of Amazon Prime’s new crime action series “Like a Dragon: Yakuza,” were aiming for as their target audience when they started creating a live-action adaptation of the popular Sega video game series, “Yakuza.” Although I haven’t played any games from this franchise myself, I understand their basic concept and allure. Essentially, these are role-playing, action-packed games with beat ’em up elements set in an underworld of Japan dominated by rival crime families fighting for control of Kamurocho, a fictionalized version of Tokyo’s Kabukicho district. The games successfully blend action, gangster stories, and a touch of exaggerated humor that has contributed to their commercial success.
David Howard Thornton’s chilling performance of Art the Clown in the Terrifier films has solidified his status as a contemporary horror legend. Art, known for being one of the most ruthless clown characters in pop culture history, has left audiences cringing with his brutal slashing, hacking, and even setting himself on fire to achieve box office triumph. Yet, it’s not just Art that showcases Thornton’s villainous talent; he once played the Joker in a Batman fan production, causing quite a stir among DC Comics enthusiasts.