Indian Rupee Forecast

As a hardcore fan of ’90s horror flicks and spine-tingling thrillers, you’ve likely encountered some iconic films that ruled the scene back then. Titles like The Sixth Sense, The Blair Witch Project, and Scream still loom large in our collective memory as the defining works of the decade’s horror genre. However, there’s a film that often gets overlooked, a hidden gem that should be discussed alongside these classics: Stir of Echoes. Recently, I revisited this movie during the spooky season, and I can confidently say that Kevin Bacon’s acting in it might just be one of horror’s most underrated performances, and it ranks as one of his best movies, even surpassing his iconic role in Footloose.

Actress Maika Monroe, famously known for her role in the chilling horror movie “It Follows”, has chosen her next project amidst her packed schedule in the horror genre. This time, she’ll be offering a fresh, eerie interpretation of Bram Stoker’s timeless vampire story. Always drawn to spine-tingling narratives that challenge the norms of horror, Monroe will appear in an “Eden of vampire brides” in an upcoming film from FilmNation Entertainment on the silver screen.

The “Star Trek” franchise is full of iconic starships from the Delta quadrant-sailing USS Voyager to the USS Cerritos with its crew of wild and woolly characters. But the ones that will always hold a special place in the hearts of Trekkies are those ships lucky enough to bear the name USS Enterprise. The legacy of starships named “Enterprise” dates back to humanity’s first serious ventures into interstellar space exploration in “Star Trek: Enterprise” with the experimental Warp 5-capable NX-01. Its next few successors include the Constitution-class NCC-1701, Constitution II-class NCC-1701-A, Excelsior-class refit NCC-1701-B, Ambassador-class NCC-1701-C, and the Galaxy-class NCC-1701-D captained by Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) in “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”

Apple unveiled its tiniest-ever desktop computer, a device that can comfortably fit within the span of your hand.

SUICOKE collaborates with SOUTH2 WEST8 to incorporate their rugged style into the eco-friendly BOWER-ECO and PEPPER-ECO footwear models by the tactical shoe maker. The distinct identity of the Japanese apparel brand is reflected in the design of these boots and mules through two striking prints: SOUTH2 WEST8’s traditional native pattern and their rustic rendition of real-tree camouflage.