They Wait In Shadows Movie Review by Matt Boiselle They Wait In Shadows – written and directed by Sam Mason-Bell, and starring Charllie Bentley, Helen Oakleigh and Meghan Adara Synopsis: Two sisters return to their home after the death of their mother, and manage to conjure up malevolent spirits via the use of a Ouija
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At the Cannes Film Festival, Gunna stepped out in a black double-breasted Saint Laurent tuxedo styled by Bobby Wesley. The rapper completed the monochromatic look with layered Messika jewelry, dark shades, and patent leather shoes for the appearance in Cannes. He was later spotted alongside his girlfriend Brixana while attending festivities during the festival. The
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Refresh 2026-05-20T19:19:03.237Z What Happened To Homelander NICK: What didn’t happen to Homelander, amirite? He attempted to become a full religious entity, usurping Jesus Christ by calling himself the “First Coming.” Who does that? The kind of guy who keeps his father locked up in cryosleep and then says he doesn’t matter, that’s who. 2026-05-20T19:21:10.465Z Kelly:
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The NBA playoffs are underway, and as the New York Knicks continue their campaign to win their first championship in decades, they have an unlikely source to thank for their latest win. WWE‘s Danhausen is taking a victory lap after he successfully “cursed” the Cleveland Cavaliers, and he wants a seat next to Timothée Chalamet
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Emerging filmmaker Ten-Headed Skeleton announces the release of SUSURRUS, an ambitious independent horror film inspired by the unsettling internet phenomenon known as Backrooms. Drawing tonal comparisons to the claustrophobic tension of Cube and the existential mystery of The Twilight Zone episode “Five Characters in Search of an Exit,” SUSURRUS expands the concept into a layered,
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Netflix’s Beef follows a rich Korean storytelling tradition of genre-bending, offering viewers a sophisticated blend of dark comedy, drama, thriller, and social commentary. The show’s Korean American writer and director, Lee Sung Jin, draws inspiration from this tradition as well as Carl Jung’s concept of the shadow self: the idea that denying or repressing parts
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Filmmaker David Rodriguez pushes independent horror to dangerous new heights with Psycho Night. The brutal, stylish urban horror-thriller is now streaming free on Tubi and Sling TV. It is also available on DVD for collectors and horror fans alike.Praised by viewers as “a bold, bloody masterstroke,” Psycho Night blends psychological horror, hip-hop culture, grindhouse energy,
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Steven Spielberg’s latest feature film, Disclosure Day, is stirring up buzz ahead of its release on the 2026 movie schedule. For starters, the film marks Spielberg’s first directorial effort since 2022’s The Fabelmans, and it also marks his return to the science-fiction genre. There have also been a few conspiracy theories surrounding this latest Spielberg-helmed
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The Rookie fans will have a lot to look forward to in 2027. Not only will they see the resolution of the Season 8 finale cliffhanger, but they’ll also be treated to a new spinoff. The Rookie: North, starring Jay Ellis, has officially been ordered for next season, premiering midseason alongside its parent show on
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It’s been 15 long years since Southern California’s Social Distortion released an album. Barack Obama was still in his first term, and Donald Trump was hosting The Apprentice, where he should have stayed. A global pandemic occurred in 1918, not, God forbid, in the present day. Fifteen years is longer than many bands last. The
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Weird Nightmare is the solo project of Alex Edkins, best known as the singer-guitarist of the noise-rock band METZ. Weird Nightmare’s eponymous first album was a self-produced, lo-fi affair, recorded during the COVID lockdown. The new record, Hoopla, is not. Edkins recruited Spoon drummer Jim Eno to co-produce with him, and the result is just
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SUSS’ Pat Irwin, Bob Holmes, and Jonathan Gregg are, for all intents and purposes, the inventors and perhaps finest purveyors of what’s known as “ambient country”. They even came up with the term, but its origins can be traced back to everything from Brian Eno’s meditative soundscapes to Ry Cooder’s atmospheric score of Wim Wenders’
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