Author: Ada Blood

Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

Diehard fans of animated series “SpongeBob Squarepants” are getting a real treat this Super Bowl. CBS has announced the characters from the show will perform their fictitious hit tune “Sweet Victory” before kickoff on Nickelodeon’s airing of Super Bowl LVIII.  Proving once and for all that memes really do come true. During season 2 episode 15 of “SpongeBob Squarepants,” the titular character and his pals perform the song “Sweet Victory” during the Bubble Bowl. Ever since the internet has been clamoring for the song to play at the real Super Bowl.  This movement gained even more traction after the loss…

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Emmy award-winning actor John Larroquette has had several interesting roles throughout his career, including narrating four of the “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” films. But he is probably best known for playing prosecutor Dan Fielding on NBC’s “Night Court,” a role he reprised for the 2023 reboot. Well, the reboot sitcom just created an unlikely crossover with his role as a Klingon in “Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.” In the 1984 film, Larroquette played Maltz, an officer under Commander Kruge (Christopher Lloyd). Maltz ends up being the only member of Kruge’s Bird of Prey to survive. Since, after killing Kruge,…

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“Community” fans are one step closer to the “six seasons and a movie” prophecy being fulfilled. Series star Donald Glover has confirmed the script for the upcoming film is finished! Which is really cool. Cool cool cool. The “Community” movie’s production had already started but was delayed during the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Co-star Joel McHale said they aim to start shooting sometime this summer. The script being done will hopefully keep them on target for that since the next big hurdle seems to be scheduling issues.  “I was told that the script — literally, I was texting today —…

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While comedian Jerry Seinfeld may have become famous for making a show about nothing, his next project will have him tackling the creation of one of the most important inventions ever; Pop-Tarts. A collaboration with Netflix, “Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story” tells the tale behind the legendary breakfast treat. And we have our first look at the main cast from it! The film is set in Michigan in 1963, just a year before Pop-Tarts hit store shelves. It will center around the bitter rivalry between Kellogg’s and Post, as they race to create a pastry that will change the face of breakfast…

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Back in 2023, we reported Joel and Ethan Coen would be reuniting to make their first film together since 2018’s “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.” At the time, the duo was being tight-lipped about any details, but now Ethan has given us a few breadcrumbs.  Ethan was leading a Master Class hosted by the Tromso International Film Festival in Norway last week. He was speaking alongside his “Drive Away Dolls” co-director/writer Tricia Cooke, and film critic Kaleem Aftab. During the event, Ethan confirmed the brothers already had a script written, and plan to begin shooting soon.  Despite rumors the project…

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As creepypastas continue to dominate online horror, of course, we will see more adaptations done via traditional media. We’ve already seen SyFy’s “Channel Zero” which ran for several seasons, each focusing on a different tale. Not to mention the countless films, games, stories, and artwork dedicated to the genre staple Slenderman. Now the latest internet craze “The Backrooms,” is getting its very own adaptation. A24 is teaming up with Kane Parsons, owner of the YouTube channel Kane Pixels, for a feature-length film based on the ominous creepypasta. While little is known about the film at this time. “The Backrooms” can…

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Universal Pictures has just released the first official trailer for the new action thriller “Monkey Man.” This will be the directorial debut of lead actor Dev Patel (“The Green Knight”), who also wrote the script. Partially inspired by the strong-willed Hindu deity Hanuman, “Monkey Man,” tells the story of Kid (Patel). Kid is just a regular guy until his mother is murdered at the hands of the country’s corrupt and ultra-wealthy leaders. To cope he joins an underground fight club where he wears a gorilla mask and gets regularly beaten by more experienced fighters. Eventually all his suppressed rage about…

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Hot wings and booze are like peanut butter and jelly or spaghetti and meatballs, they just go together. So of COURSE someone is finally combining the two for a…questionable…flavor. Just in time for the Super Bowl, Hard seltzer brand Truly is planning to capitalize on this winning combination with a new limited-edition hot wing flavor. Truly promises to meet “football fans’ favorite finger food all in one convenient package – no napkins required.” To be fair, in this economy, no longer needing a boatload of napkins to supply a BBQ is a huge selling point. “We’re all about keeping it…

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It’s no secret filmmakers Ben Affleck and Matt Damon work well together. From being extras in 1992’s “Field of Dreams” to their breakout hit “Good Will Hunting” in 1997, and their most recent project “Air,” the duo certainly love collaborating. They’re at it again with the upcoming crime thriller “Animals” for Netflix. Up until recently, “Animals” has been a fairly secretive project kicking around Hollywood under a few different names like “The Animals of Los Angeles” and “Be Gentlemen.” The film is set to start shooting in Los Angeles in March with Affleck directing and Damon to star. Connor McIntyre…

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Some celebrities have very similar names like athlete Michael Jordan and actor Michael B. Jordan or musician Tommy Lee and actor Tommy Lee Jones. Of course, this can lead to a lot of confusion and potentially mis-crediting the wrong person. Well, someone in British actor Tom Hollander (“Pirates of the Caribbean,” “The White Lotus”) and fellow Brit Tom Holland’s (“Spider-Man”) agency accidentally sent Hollander a check meant for Holland. “People in the accounts’ department of my agency got confused,” explained Hollander during a interview on “Late Night With Seth Meyers.” “We were with the same agents…briefly. And it was a…

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