Author: Amy Davis

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

Sometimes the rumor mill gets it right. After a lot of buzz, one pretty solid source has said Paul Mescal (“ Gladiator II ”) will star in Sam Mendes’ four upcoming Beatles biopics. The source, you ask? Well, none other than Mr. “Alien” himself, Sir Ridley Scott.  Following a screening of Scott’s latest movie “Gladiator II,” he sat down with fellow filmmaker Christopher Nolan (“Inception”) at the Directors Guild of America in Los Angeles. The pair were discussing Scott’s upcoming thriller “The Dog Stars,” when Nolan mentioned Scott teaming up with Mescal again. Scott initially said Mescal would star in the film, before…

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MAX has released the first trailer for season 5 of the DC Comics animated hit “Harley Quinn.” This season will see Harley (Kaley Cuoco) and Ivy (Lake Bell) ditch Gotham City- and menacing Batman- for Metropolis and all things Superman.  This is because, according to Harley, “Gotham’s really gone to shit.”  After Ivy accepts a job running the Metropolis Green Initiative from Lena Luthor (Aisha Tyler), the villainess couple realizes their new town isn’t as perfect as it appears. So they call in the old gang of misfits to lend a hand. Ivy dealing with the Luthors after the events of…

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“Jer-ry! Jer-ry! Jer-ry!” was the battle cry of 90s daytime television. The often controversial “Jerry Springer Show” hosted by the late former Cincinnati mayor and news anchor Jerry Springer ran for 27 seasons. Episodes featured topics like love triangles, secret siblings, and incest. Neatly packaged with the obligatory nudity, fist fights, and flying chairs. The antics got so outrageous Springer deemed it “the worst TV show of all time.” Netflix has released a trailer for the new two-part documentary “Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action,” that explores the show’s origins and meteoric rise. The story of the legendary talk show is…

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For almost 10 years, audiences haven’t been able to get enough of perpetual badass John Wick (Keanu Reeves). His protege Eve Macarro (Ana De Armas) is getting in on the action with the upcoming spin-off “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina.” A recently released featurette made up of clips from “Ballerina” showcased De Armas kicking ass and taking names, spliced with behind-the-scenes action. “When I got the opportunity, the offer, it was really inspiring,” De Armas said. “I’m actually surprised I came out of it in one piece.” The Cast of “Ballerina” De Armas and Reeves star alongside Anjelica…

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He have got some exciting news for fans of the death-centric “Final Destination” franchise. Warner Bros. Pictures has officially set a release date for “Final Destination: Bloodlines.”  The 6th installment is co-directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein, the same duo behind 2018’s “Freaks” and 2019’s “Kim Possible” movie. Guy Busick (“Abigail”) and Lori Evans Taylor (“Cellar Door”) wrote the screenplay from a story by Jon Watts (“Wolfs”) based on characters by Jeffrey Reddick (“Don’t Look Back”). However, plot details are still firmly under wraps. “Final Destination: Bloodlines” stars Brec Bassinger (“The Man in The White Van”), Teo Briones…

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Kids aren’t always the best at separating fact from fiction, and celebrity kids are no exception. Macaulay Culkin said that his 3-year-old son, Dakota Song Culkin, thinks that HE is Kevin in 1990’s “Home Alone.” Despite the fact that he wasn’t even born yet. “He thinks he’s Kevin,” Macaulay told E! News. “I’m like, ‘Do you remember going down that down the stairs on the sled?’ He’s like, ‘Mmhmm, yep. Sure do.’ I’m like, ‘Do you remember when he had yellow hair?’ And he’s like, ‘Uh-huh, yep.'” Once Dakota started to believe he “fought the burglars” himself, Macaulay did have to call…

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You wouldn’t think there would be much controversy surrounding Robert Eggers’ upcoming remake of “Nosferatu.” But apparently PETA has some beef with the film’s production. Namely, a scene that reinforces the stereotype that rats spread the bubonic plague. While PETA does have a point, humans were in fact the main spreader of the black death. They are addressing the misnomer in a very PETA way, by unleashing a giant rat in protest at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater’s premiere screening. The scene in question used 5,000 live rats in a sequence where the rodents descend on London, bringing the bubonic plague…

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While the winter weather may make it chilly, genre awards season is just starting to heat up. The 52nd Annual Saturn Awards have announced their latest crop of nominees. This prestigious award is presented by The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films to honor science fiction, fantasy, horror, and genre fiction in film, television, and home media.The ceremony is dedicated to the late producer Jon Landau.The ceremony will take place on February 2nd, 2025 at The Hilton Universal City Hotel. It will be live-streamed on ElectricNow and The Roku Channel. You can check out the full list of…

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HBO’s upcoming “Harry Potter” series is really beginning to take shape. The production just named Oscar-winner Holly Waddington as costume designer. Waddington is probably best known for her work on “Poor Things” starring Emma Stone. Waddington’s other credits include 2016’s “Lady Macbeth” starring Florence Pugh, which nabbed her a BIFA. She has also worked as an assistant costume designer in Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln” and “War Horse,” among many other film, television, and theater projects. “Harry Potter” She will be joining the creative talents of showrunner Francesca Gardiner and director Mark Mylod for the upcoming “Harry Potter” series. The show is…

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In 2002, “28 Days Later,” directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland, hit theaters. The gritty post-apocalyptic zombie flick captivated audiences, and in 2007 Juan Carlos Fresnadillo directed the follow-up “28 Weeks Later.” Now, Boyle and Garland are back for the third installment “28 Years Later” which Sony has just released the first poster for. “28 Years Later” The new horror movie will star Jodie Comer (“Killing Eve”), Aaron Taylor-Johnson (“Kraven The Hunter”), Ralph Fiennes (“The Menu,” “The Return”), Jack O’Connell (“Amy Winehouse: Back To Black”), and Erin Kellyman (“Willow”). Oscar winner Cillian Murphy (“Oppenheimer”), who starred in…

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