1923 Finale: Another Red Wedding?

As a dedicated cinema enthusiast, I can’t help but reflect on some of the most gripping moments in television history. To this day, the Red Wedding from Game of Thrones remains one of the most shocking and lethal episodes that left an indelible mark. Yet, the sixth episode of the second season of 1923’s upcoming TV schedule came close to rivaling it, as seven characters met their untimely end in a single episode, leaving me utterly stunned. To be honest, I was already on edge (and exhilarated) about what was yet to unfold in the finale. However, Sebastian Roché’s hint at a potential connection to a Game of Thrones moment has only served to intensify my anticipation for what lies ahead.

Ferals can’t be ignored in Atomfall. These dangerous enemies have to be defeated quickly

In post-apocalyptic settings, both the world and its wildlife can become wild and dangerous. This is likely why the creators of Atomfall chose to name one of their game’s enemies “feral.” In essence, ferals inhabit the shadowy corners of the devastated “zone” and you may run into them occasionally, and these encounters rarely involve a peaceful cup of tea at five o’clock. If you happen to come across one of the blue boys (ferals), how should you handle them?

After an apocalypse, both the environment and its inhabitants can become wild and unpredictable. This is likely why developers of Atomfall named one of their game’s enemies “feral.” These creatures dwell in the dark recesses of the disaster-ridden “zone” and may cross your path from time to time. These meetings aren’t typically friendly tea breaks, so what do you do if you encounter a blue boy (feral)?

Original Hunger Games Writer Returns for Explosive Prequel!

According to reports from Discussing Film, Billy Ray, who previously collaborated on the screenplay for “The Hunger Games” with director Gary Ross and author Suzanne Collins in 2012, has been tapped to write the script for an upcoming film titled “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping“. Ray’s other notable works as a screenwriter include “Captain Phillips”, “Gemini Man”, “Richard Jewell”, and “Terminator: Dark Fate”.

Fincher Directs Tarantino’s ‘Hollywood’ Sequel!

According to The Playlist, a new report suggests that Quentin Tarantino’s initially planned final film was a spiritual successor to “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” set in 1970s Los Angeles and featuring Brad Pitt’s stuntman character Cliff Booth. However, as the script developed, Pitt sought to hand the project over to another director – none other than David Fincher, one of Pitt’s frequent collaborators. With a first-look deal with Netflix, this upcoming film is expected to stream on their platform.