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Netflix intends to add more live TV content by bringing onboard the popular YouTube talk show, “Hot Ones,” hosted by Sean Evans. This long-standing series consists of Evans interviewing famous personalities, typically Hollywood actors, while they munch on progressively spicy chicken wings. Notable recent guests include Jennifer Lawrence and Pedro Pascal. The program is renowned for both its amusing moments that frequently go viral and its deeply insightful interview questions and responses. According to recent reports, Netflix aims to capture a live version of the successful online series.

The film titled “The Last Straw” opens with the haunting melody of “You Lied to My Heart” by Andrea and Ervin Litkei, drawing us in. Swift images of a blood-stained counter, a wounded arm, and an old, off-hook phone receiver create a sense of foreboding. A 911 call whispers, “There’s blood everywhere…” before fading out. This intriguing start piques our curiosity as we journey back 24 hours to understand the events leading up to this chaos, guided by filmmaker Alan Scott Neal in his impressive directorial debut. Lead actress Jessica Belkin (American Horror Story: Hotel) steers the innovative thriller, following Nancy (Belkin), a young waitress whose routine overnight shift at a remote roadside diner soon becomes a night of unimaginable terror.

Among the most respected directors in Hollywood history, Howard Hawks was exceptionally skilled at crafting films across various genres. Be it directing the legendary gangster movie “Scarface,” the timeless musical “Gentleman Prefer Blondes,” the groundbreaking film noir “The Big Sleep,” or the influential screwball comedy “Bringing Up Baby,” Hawks possessed an uncanny ability to narrate stories for the big screen. However, his most significant impact on cinema might be seen in the realm of Western films.

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Since Disney acquired 20th Century Fox and the X-Men film rights, I’ve been eagerly anticipating mutants joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Although Deadpool and Wolverine have been the most noticeable additions thus far, a significant nod to the X-Men was dropped in The Marvels’ end credits, with Kelsey Grammer portraying Hank McCoy, aka Beast, in a parallel universe where Monica Rambeau resides. However, will this rendition of Beast reappear following his cameo in the 33rd Marvel movie and become a regular character?