The Best Christmas Movies Available On Hulu

In order to find it, however, you’re going to have to cast a wide net. Thankfully we now have the streaming world to turn to for help. Here we’ve gathered a list of all the Christmas movies available to stream on Hulu. Surely among them is at least one that will make your heart grow three sizes – or more! And if you find that movie and it’s not on the list, let us know!...

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 649 words · Jennifer Terry

The Best Digimon Cards And Decks For Tcg Tournaments

The new Digimon TCG finally made its English debut earlier this year, and it’s already making a name for itself. More players flock to the game with the release of each new set, and a real tournament scene is starting to heat up. If you want to enter a tournament and make real waves, you can’t just play with any old deck. Here’s a look at some decks making waves in the Digimon TCG scene and how to put them together:...

November 20, 2022 · 5 min · 856 words · Walter Morales

The Best Episodes Of Community

Both series share the signature Harmon quality of complex, inventive storylines and surprising emotional depth. However, on Community, the real-world, live-action setting makes the ambitious plots more remarkable and the emotionality plucks at your heartstrings all the harder. Take it from Harmon himself, who just last year said Community was“the thing of which I am most proud of, forever and ever.” I would even perhaps go so far as to call Community the best live-action sitcom ever made, that is, had it ended after the third season....

November 20, 2022 · 29 min · 6058 words · John Dorland

The Boys Chris Evans Homelander Deepfake Has Internet Conflicted

Evans, who played Steve Rogers across three phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has certainly been no stranger to playing against type in the past. Last year, we saw him as the murderous Ransom Drysdale in Rian Johnson’s Knives Out, and he was almost unrecognisable as a mob hitman in 2012’s underrated crime drama, The Iceman, opposite Michael Shannon. And, hey, let’s take a beat to remember the man was a literal baby-eater in Snowpiercer, but when it comes to The Boys’ ultraviolent Homelander, the internet isn’t quite sure if Evans could pull it off....

November 20, 2022 · 2 min · 382 words · Terry Roblez

The Boys Season 3 Soldier Boy Story To Explore Troubled History Of America

The Boys’ demented and thrilling second season opened up a can of Vought International worms by introducing Aya Cash’s fascist Stormfront, and revealing the company’s ties to Nazi experiments during WWII. During a pivotal scene towards the end of the season, Stormfront opened up to Homelander, the current leader of The Seven, showing him her place in Vought’s history as Nazi founder Frederick Vought’s wife. Not only that, she confirmed that she was given the first successful dose of Compound V, turning her into a extremely powerful supe who had managed to outlive her own daughter....

November 20, 2022 · 3 min · 528 words · Ian Williamson

The Crown Season 3 Recapping The Story So Far

Six seasons spanning 80 years, taking Queen Elizabeth II from her marriage in 1947 all the way to the present day – that’s the plan for Peter Morgan’s glossy Netflix drama, which debuts its third season this November. The 10 new episodes are the first to star Olivia Colman as the Queen, taking over from the terrific Claire Foy. Joining Colman in Season 3 are Tobias Menzies, replacing Matt Smith as Prince Philip, and Helena Bonham Carter, replacing Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret....

November 20, 2022 · 7 min · 1480 words · Edwin Flores

The Dc Universe Deserves Better Than The Marvel Formula

On the right of the collage, we have a different scene from 20th Century Fox’s San Diego Comic-Con panel circa 2015. In retrospect, Fox’s expectations appeared overly optimistic when they had Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds, Channing Tatum, Jennifer Lawrence, and Miles Teller, among others, stand shoulder to shoulder for a selfie with Stan Lee, promising a glistening future of shared superhero movies like X-Men: Apocalypse, Deadpool, Logan, Fantastic Four (2015), and Gambit....

November 20, 2022 · 8 min · 1509 words · Jack Liggins

The Devil S Rain One Of The Strangest Horror Movies Of All Time

Director Robert Fuest (The Abominable Dr. Phibes) knew as much before he agreed to take on the project. He complained to the screenwriters about this, but they calmly assured him that no, it all made perfectly clear sense. So he went on ahead and made the film anyway, attempting to clarify those things he could as he went along. In the end it didn’t help much. But if you’re going to look at a film in terms of whether or not it “makes sense,” then you’ll have to admit that The Wizard of Oz and The Ten Commandments don’t make a hell of a lot of sense, either....

November 20, 2022 · 5 min · 1026 words · Christopher Clark

The Enduring Legacy Of The Mothman Prophecies

Twenty years ago, on Jan 25, 2002, The Mothman Prophecies opened in movie theaters. Starring Richard Gere and Laura Linney and directed by Mark Pellington, the movie was a critical and commercial nonstarter, but in recent years it has developed a cult following as a truly creepy psychological horror flick. Atmospheric and unsettling, the movie also features one of the weirdest product placements in cinema when a demon-alien voice on the phone tells Gere’s character that it knows he’s holding Chapstick lip balm....

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 779 words · Jessica Wallace

The Expanse The Complicated Legacy Of Alex Kamal

“That was one hell of a ride.” Yes, it certainly was, Alex! The Expanse season 5 finale gave us plenty of surprises, twists, and shifts in perspective, but the character arc of Alex Kamal shocked everyone with its significant departure from that of his counterpart in the James S. A. Corey novels. Showrunner Naren Shankar was able to shed some light on the narrative decisions that were made, knowing the impact that the changes would have but realizing that, in many ways, they needed to happen....

November 20, 2022 · 2 min · 329 words · Michael Germann

The Flash How Allegra S Past Will Shape Her Future In Season 8

The Flash Season 8 Episode 8 The Flash’s “The Fire Next Time” is another of what showrunner Eric Wallace likes to call “interlude” episodes, standalone hours that won’t necessarily directly involve the larger arc of the back half of the season (which we’re all assuming will focus on Iris’ continuing time sickness and what that means for her and Barry.) But, despite its more low-stakes feel, “The Fire Next Time” does repeatedly touch on themes that are still prevalent throughout the world of the show, namely, the power of second chances, fighting for those who are marginalized or left behind by the justice system, and lifting up the voices of those who might otherwise not be heard....

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 828 words · William Rudd

The Flash What Bart And Nora S Return Means For Season 8

The Flash Season 8 Episode 6 Given that The Flash has been on hiatus for the better part of the past three months, one might expect the series’ return—which also kicks off Season 8 proper in the wake of the show’s five-part Armageddon event—to be a bit, well, bigger. After all, Armageddon included the returns of fan-favorite Arrowverse characters like Black Lightning’sJefferson Pierce or Arrow’s Mia Queen alongside the reappearance of Tom Cavanagh’s Reverse Flash....

November 20, 2022 · 6 min · 1132 words · Kenneth Barker

The Flash Season 3 Episode 22 Review Infantino Street

The Flash Season 3 Episode 22 Holy moley. They really did it. I have been operating under the assumption for the entire second half of this season that when the time came to drive that spike through Iris West, they’d find a way out of it. This isn’t how it’s supposed to end for Barry and Iris, right? The only mystery was in who else the show would break our hearts with, but it certainly wouldn’t be Iris....

November 20, 2022 · 6 min · 1082 words · Timothy Stowe

The Flash Season 4 Episode 2 Review Mixed Signals

The Flash Season 4 Episode 2 I don’t know about this one, folks. I know that “Mixed Signals” was supposed to serve as the true reset after the understandable weirdness of getting Barry out of the Speed Force in the season premiere. And I get that the showrunners want to send a message loud and clear about this season’s new, lighter tone to help kind of wash away any lingering negativity from how intense season three was (disclosure: I didn’t have a problem with it)....

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 777 words · Carl Rivera

The Fortnite Fall Guys Event Explained How To Beat Every Challenge And Unlock Every Reward

Currently, Fortnite is holding a special Fall Guys-themed crossover event (or is it the other way around?). By completing different challenges in Fall Guys, participants can earn rewards for Fortnite, as well as Rocket League and Fall Guys itself. These tests of skill and balance, which can be found in the “Challenges” section of the main page, are part of Fall Guys’ ongoing Crown Clash event. While Fall Guys doesn’t list the rewards players can earn in Fortnite, it at least tracks progress, so when competitors earn one prize, they earn them across the board....

November 20, 2022 · 3 min · 503 words · Jackie Chung

The Gilded Age Episode 7 Review Irresistible Change

The Gilded Age Episode 7 Episode 7 of The Gilded Age is clearly gearing up for the major events bound to occur in the season finale on March 21. Thomas Edison switching on electric power for the first time in New York City is the symbolic backdrop for the characters who are resisting change and those who are seizing the opportunities a changing society will bring. Before Edison shows our cast the wonders of what we take for granted, however, there’s quite a bit of drama to sort through....

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 799 words · Callie Byers

The Gilded Age Episode 8 Review Let The Tournament Begin

The Gilded Age Episode 8 The penultimate episode of The Gilded Age takes Bertha’s attempts at breaking into society on the road to Newport, Rhode Island. There’s still a lot of action happening in the city with the characters left behind. Before Bertha and Gladys visit the seaside, preparations for Glady’s debut ball are well underway. Carrie Astor and the other teenagers are learning the quadrille steps. Mrs. Russell conveniently has an entire band stage in the basement....

November 20, 2022 · 5 min · 1041 words · Kimberly Crockett

The Legend Of Zelda Is Every Link The Same Person

For those who aren’t well-versed in The Legend of Zelda, players take control of a hero named Link in every installment. Even though art styles shift between games, every Link is a young boy (or sometimes man) in a green Peter Pan-like tunic. While Link swings his sword in his left hand and holds his shield in his right, he occasionally swaps his dominant hand. Moreover, every entry sports a fairly stable roster of weapons....

November 20, 2022 · 3 min · 544 words · Jerry Shepard

The Lord Of The Rings The Rings Of Power Episode 4 Review The Great Wave

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Episode 4 There’s a loose theme around the subject of parents and children running through this week’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. And also themes of risk and safety. We see that clearly in Míriel’s dream during the opening where she greets a roomful of babies before the titular Great Wave comes and destroys the city. The dream of “The Great Wave” is a recurring one Tolkien himself had....

November 20, 2022 · 6 min · 1085 words · Dorthy Rockmore

The Masque Of The Red Death Roger Corman Talks Pandemics And Restoration

It told the tale of a wealthy medieval prince in a country decimated by an epidemic. The satanic overlord, played by the legendary actor and horror icon Vincent Price, locks his gates to his god-fearing dominions while he and his friends party like it’s 1999. Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Masque of the Red Death” is about 2,300 words. Corman’s adaptation, which has been fully restored and can now be seen in its lush, psychedelic splendor, padded it with more Poe to reach 90 minutes....

November 20, 2022 · 20 min · 4118 words · Dawn Gleason