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Fear Street: Prom Queen, the continuation of the Fear Street film franchise that began with the release of the trilogy of Fear Street Part One: 1994, Fear Street Part Two: 1978, and Fear Street Part Three: 1666 on the Netflix streaming service back in the summer of 2021, made its way through production last year, and recently it was announced that the new film will be available to watch on Netflix as of May 23rd. With that date right around the corner, Collider has heard from director Matthew Palmer that he aimed to make this movie feel like a lost ’80s slasher classic!

Author R.L. Stine has written over 100 books that have been published under the various Fear Street banners. While the initial trilogy of films wasn’t directly based on any specific Fear Street book, the new movie will be telling a version of the story Stine crafted for his 1992 book The Prom Queen.

It’s almost prom season, and a pair of new images from Fear Street: Prom Queen debuted on Collider.

Releasing May 20 on Netflix, the fourth film in the Fear Street franchise is based on the 1992 R.L. Stine novel The Prom Queen.

“Visually, we actually took a lot of inspiration from movies like River’s Edge and Blue Velvet, in terms of nailing down an authentic ’80s look and a wrong side of the tracks feeling for Shadyside,” director Matt Palmer told Collider.

“As the movie progresses, and we move into prom itself, the visual look becomes more heightened, falling more in line with the slasher classics of the ’80s, as well as the Italian giallos of the same period. Some of my favorite directors — John Carpenter, Dario Argento and David Lynch — also feel like influences on the visual look and movie as a whole.”

Palmer continues, “The entire movie is...

Fear Street fans, beware; you’re in for a scare. Finally, after four long years, the wait is coming to an end with the arrival of Fear Street: Prom Queen on May 23, 2025. Veering from the original trilogy that came out in 2021, this chapter, told by director Matt Palmer, who co-wrote the screenplay alongside Donald McLeary, will focus on R.L. Stine’s 1992 novel The Prom Queen. With the ballot box nearing its count, we’re excited to take our readers onto the dance floor, thanks to Collider’s Exclusive Preview of two new images from the film and a special interview with Palmer and Prom Queen stars India Fowler and Fina Strazza. Tag along as we pick the trio’s brains while also sharing some exclusive images from the gory mayhem that will unfold when the film arrives on Netflix just in time for Spring Fling season.

There’s no doubt...

Joe and Anthony Russo, the Cleveland-born filmmakers who started off directing small-scale comedies and episodes of “Arrested Development” before being knighted by the Marvel Studios apparatus, have a long history of saying provocative stuff in interviews. Sometimes you get the sense that they truly believe what they’re saying (Anthony proclaimed that everything developed at their studio Agbo “has universe potential”), other times it comes off as something more cartoonishly antagonistic (like when Joe said “this idea that the theater is a sacred space is bulls–t”).

But in the lead-up to their latest, a $320 million sci-fi extravaganza for Netflix called “The Electric State,” they were oddly quiet.

There was no declaration of intent, no premature announcement of a series of interconnected movies and series that make up a vast, overarching “Electric State” mythology. Instead, there was a smattering of polite interviews and a worldwide promotional tour that included stops in Los Angeles,...

When it comes to high school romance, one of the most outstanding anime love stories of all time is unquestionably the tale of Izumi Miyamura and Kyouko Hori. Strung together in slice-of-life fashion, Horimiyaand the 13-episode follow-up, Horimiya: The Missing Pieces, combine to tell a complete love story that captures the slow-burn nature of falling in love from beginning to end. Exploring everything from their very different personalities and upbringings to the relationship dynamic they share with their families, friends and schoolmates, The Missing Pieces features a nostalgic Hori at graduation, reflecting on her time with Miyamura in high school.

Adapted from the webcomic by Hiroki Adachi published under the pseudonym Hero from 2007-2011, Horimiya is the kind of wholesome, lighthearted romance manga and anime that once it begins, you never want it to end. Thanks to Crunchyroll, it doesn't really have to end because, with the Blu-ray + DVD collection...

Loungefly has three new Amazon-exclusive** pieces celebrating the “Wonderful World of Gardening” and Earth Day. The pieces feature Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, and Donald Duck!

Let’s take a look!

Loungefly Disney’s Wonderful World of Gardening Minnie Mouse Mini Backpack – $90

This adorable mini backpack features Minnie Mouse holding a potted daisy plant. The clip on is made to look like a packet of daisy seeds! It’s so cute.

Here is the write-up:

“From Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Gardening, this mini-backpack features Minnie Mouse! Featuring incredible detail to bring Minnie Mouse to life, this Loungefly mini-backpack is made of vegan leather (polyurethane), has a front zipper compartment, side pockets, and adjustable back straps.

The lining inside the bag features art of various seed packs with characters like Minnie, Mickey, Donald, The Three Pigs, and some of the Seven Dwarfs.

Loungefly Wonderful World of Gardening Mickey Mouse Seed...

If you had run into the brothers Joe and Anthony Russo as 20-somethings circa 1994, they probably wouldn’t have seemed like guys who’d become two of the biggest directors of all time. Both were living in their native Cleveland, where Anthony was a law student, and Joe, 17 months his junior, was attending drama school. Neither felt quite satisfied with their chosen path, so they both dropped out and pivoted to filmmaking, maxing out their credit cards to fund their $30,000 debut feature, Pieces, which has never been released but nonetheless caught the eye of a notable mentor, Steven Soderbergh, when it screened at Slamdance in 1997.

From there, they took a winding road that led them to directing and executive producing critically adored (but ultimately canceled) shows such as Arrested Development, Happy Endings and Community, before landing a meeting at Marvel Studios. (Studio chief Kevin Feige was a Community fanatic.) Against the odds,...

At the premiere of Steve! (Martin): A Documentary in 2 Pieces at the Crosby Street Hotel, Selena Gomez commanded attention in sky-high Christian Louboutin Condora Strap pumps—yet still appeared noticeably shorter beside her co-star, Steve Martin. Her elegant ensemble featured a custom Oscar de la Renta dress, perfectly complemented by sleek Wolford Individual 20 tights.

Though she often embraces height-enhancing stilettos, the Wizards of Waverly Place actress officially stands 5 feet 4 ¾ inches (164.5 cm) and wears a US shoe size 7.5. However, Selena has playfully rounded up her height in interviews, confidently claiming to be 5’5″.

Selena Gomez expertly enhances her petite frame with towering Christian Louboutin pumps, standing confidently beside the taller Steve Martin at the ‘Steve! (Martin): A Documentary in 2 Pieces’ premiere on March 29, 2024 (Credit: Marion Curtis / StarPix for Apple TV+ / INSTARimages)

In addition to Christian Louboutin shoes, Selena Gomez has been spotted in a variety of designer heels, using them...

The Producers Guild of America Awards brought some clarity for the upcoming Oscars race as “Anora” took the evening’s top prize after it also won the top DGA prize for director Sean Baker just a few moments earlier as well as the Critics Choice award on Friday.

DreamWorks’ “The Wild Robot” gained momentum by earning the PGA animated film prize, while “Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story,” which missed out on the Academy Awards shortlist, took home the PGA prize for Outstanding Producer of Documentary Motion Picture.

On the television side, “Hacks” followed up its strong showing from Friday’s Critics Choice Awards, landing the Danny Thomas Award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Comedy. Meanwhile, Netflix’s “Baby Reindeer” landed the David L. Wolper Award for Outstanding Producer of Limited or Anthology Series Television. Other TV winners include “Saturday Night Live” in the Live Entertainment, Variety, Sketch, Standup & Talk...

Anora, The Brutalist, Conclave, Emilia Pérez, The Substance and surprise package September 5 are among the delayed Producers Guild of America (PGA) nominees announced on Thursday.

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A Complete Unknown, Dune: Part Two, A Real Pain and Wicked are also in the running, while Nickel Boys and Sing Sing did not make the cut.

Flow, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, The Wild Robot and the Disney pair of Inside Out 2 and Moana 2 are the animation nominees.

The nominations were unveiled after the announcement had been pushed back twice due to the LA wildfires,...

It’s that time of year again. While some directors annually share their favorite films of the year, Steven Soderbergh lists everything he consumed, media-wise. For 2024––another year in which he not only premiered a new film, but shot another and is prepping another to begin production shortly––he still got plenty of watching in.

Along with catching up on 2024’s new releases, he took in plenty of classics, including Opening Night, Jaws, Casablanca, All About Eve, The Conversation, Alien, and nine viewings of various Star Wars films. He also got an early look at Andrew Patterson’s The Rivals of Amziah King and after beginning production on Black Bag on May 7, he had a first cut on June 23.

See the list below via his official site.

01/02 Blaming, Elizabeth Taylor

01/04 The Conversation

01/05 Predators, American Greed

01/06 The Curse

01/09 The Curse

01/10 Break Point (3)

01/11 Break Point (3), Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone,...

The 2025 Ace Eddie Award nominations are here, recognizing outstanding editing in 14 categories across film, TV, and documentaries. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on Saturday, January 18, 2025, at UCLA’s Royce Hall.

Among the nominees are buzzy titles including “Emilia Pérez,” “Anora,” “Wicked,” and “the Substance,” while TV faves including “Baby Reindeer,” “Nobody Wants This,” and “The Bear” also made the cut.

As previously announced, the Ace Golden Eddie Filmmaker of the Year Award will go to “Wicked” director Jon M. Chu for distinguished achievement in the art and business of film, while career achievement awards go to film editors Maysie Hoy, Ace, and Paul Hirsch, Ace.

Below is the full list of 2025 Ace Eddie Awards nominees.

Best Edited Feature Film

Civil War

Jake Roberts, Ace

Conclave

Nick Emerson

Dune: Part Two

Joe Walker, Ace

Emilia Pérez

Juliette Welfling

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

Eliot Knapman, Margaret Sixel,...

On Wednesday December 11 2024, BET broadcasts Tyler Perry’s Sistas!

Missing Pieces Season 8 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tyler Perry’s Sistas,” titled “Missing Pieces,” promises to bring more twists to the ongoing drama. Fans can expect Zac to uncover crucial information that might change everything regarding the stabbing of Gary. This new lead could introduce another suspect into the mix, raising the stakes for all involved. Zac’s determination to get to the bottom of the situation will keep viewers on the edge of their seats, wondering who might be hiding secrets.

Meanwhile, Penelope is set to open up to Jordan about a personal struggle she has been facing. This revelation is likely tied to the trauma she has experienced, adding depth to her character. As she shares her condition, it will be interesting to see how Jordan reacts and what this means for their relationship. The emotional weight of...

When it comes to Thanksgiving Horror, the 1980s slasher movie Blood Rage has emerged as the reigning holiday champion for many fans. To be fair, the pickings are slim – Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving is the most recent example – but this slasher is cut from the same charming cloth as the likes of Pieces and The Mutilator.

In other words, it delivers on both wackiness and gore.

Originally filmed in 1983, Blood Rage (also known as Slasher) didn’t get released until 1987, and that was a heavily edited version under the title Nightmare at Shadow Woods. It wasn’t until the film hit VHS that the gore was restored, though it still remained a rather obscure title until Arrow Video’s Blu-ray release pushed the slasher into the spotlight back in 2015.

What is Blood Rage about, you ask?

As kids, twins Todd and Terry get bored at a drive-in theater while mom...

“Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story” swept the 2024 Critics Choice Documentary Awards, winning all six of its nominated categories. The Warner Bros. movie tied Netflix’s “Will and Harper” for Best Documentary Feature. See the full winners list below.

“Super/Man” also scored wins for Best Director (Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui), Best Editing (Otto Burnham), Best Score(Ilan Eshkeri), Best Archival Documentary, and Best Biographical Documentary. “The Last of the Sea Women,” “Simone Biles Rising,” and “Sugarcane” each took home two awards.

The 2024 Critics Choice Documentary Awards were held Sunday, November 10 in New York City. The Pennebaker Award was presented to acclaimed documentarian Rory Kennedy. The award is named in honor of D A Pennebaker, a past winner. It was presented to Kennedy by Chris Hegedus, Pennebaker’s long-time collaborator and widow.

2024 Critics Choice Documentary Awards

Best Documentary Feature

Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story (National Geographic)

Daughters (Netflix...

The Critics Choice Association (Cca) unveiled the winners of the Ninth Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards at a gala event in New York City on Sunday night. “Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story” and “Will & Harper” shared the top award of the evening, as the films tied for Best Documentary Feature. It was a huge night for “Super/Man,” which swept all six of its nominated categories, including wins for Best Director for Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui, Best Editing for Otto Burnham, Best Score for Ilan Eshkeri, Best Archival Documentary, and Best Biographical Documentary.

“The Last of the Sea Women,” “Simone Biles Rising,”and “Sugarcane” each took home two awards. “The Last of the Sea Women” won the awards for Best Cinematography for Iris Ng, Eunson Choo, and Justin Turkowski, and Best Science/Nature Documentary. “Simone Biles Rising” won Best Sports Documentary and Best Limited Documentary Series. “Sugarcane” picked...

Warning: Contains spoilers for One Piece Fan Letter.One Piece Fan Letter is a brand-new One Piece special created to celebrate the animes 25th anniversary. The special loosely adapts the novel Straw Hat Stories, and just like the novel, it chronicles the lives of ordinary people in the world of One Piece whom the Straw Hats have touched, although its reworked to be more of a linear narrative as opposed to disconnected vignettes.

Fan Letters gimmick was unlike any other One Piece story, and the direction in which it took things was also wholly unique. One Pieces world is filled with dark elements that are never fully highlighted unless its relevant to the main characters, but Toei Animation's One Piece Fan Letter used its gimmick of being from the perspective of ordinary people to show how terrifying the world of One Piece can be for ordinary people. The result...

Days of Our Lives spoilers for Thursday, October 3, 2024, are here! In tomorrow’s episode, fans can expect Kristen Dimera (Stacy Haiduk) to make a useful discovery.

Coming Up On Days Of Our Lives

Maggie Horton Kiriakis (Suzanne Rogers) pleads with Xander Cook Kiriakis (Paul Telfer). Holly Jonas (Ashley Puzemis) considers visiting her mother in Paris.

Plus, Sophia Choi (Madelyn Kientz) comforts Tate Black (Leo Howard). Keep reading to find out what is coming up in the next episode of the Peacock soap opera.

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers – Holly Jonas’ Paris Consideration

Dool spoilers for Thursday, October 3 reveal that Eric Brady (Greg Vaughan) will run into Holly again. Eric will make another attempt to encourage Holly to visit Nicole Walker (Arianne Zucker) in Paris.

Even though Holly is furious with Eric, she will give it some thought. After all, Holly’s life is spiraling out of control in every direction.

Deaddash: "Like many struggling actors in Hollywood, Sean makes ends meet by spending his nights driving for a popular food delivery app. After receiving a phone call from his roommate, Sean decides to end his night with one final delivery from a local burger joint, where he is informed by the creepy, but seemingly harmless cashier that his customer has requested he drop the food off inside the house. Brushing this ominous exchange off, Sean arrives at the customer’s house in the Hollywood Hills, where he quickly realizes he’s stumbled right into a trap, and that this delivery may very well be his last."

Crew: Writer/Director - Devan Schoelen Director of Photography - Federico La TonaEditor - Justin JonesComposer - Dan R. HowardSound Design - Oliver Boon and Kofi Baffour

Cast: Devan Schoelen, Maria Olsen, Stef Beaton

Screening Details: After a fantastic festival run, DeadDash will premiere online on Friday,...

Will Trent season 3 is delayed until 2025, but fans can enjoy Pieces of Her on Netflix in the meantime. Pieces of Her offers surprises like Will Trent but is a limited series with only eight episodes. Will Trent has more seasons and episodes, making it a better Karin Slaughter adaptation than Pieces of Her.

The bad news is that Will Trent season 3 won't premiere until early 2025, but the good news is that Netflix has the perfect series for fans to peruse in the meantime. The ABC police procedural is based on Karin Slaughter's crime fiction book series of the same name. As the title suggests, Will Trent revolves around Will Trent (Ramn Rodrguez), a special agent for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (Gbi) with keen skills, making him one of the best. Will also grew up in foster care, which significantly shaped him as a person and as someone working in law enforcement.

Gohan/Great Saiyaman replaces Peter Parker/Spider-Man in homage to an iconic comic book cover from The Amazing Spider-Man #50 from 1967. Anime Empire (@animeempirestudios) creates inventive fanart mixing popular nerd properties in unique ways, like a Majin Buu x Venom mash-up and even a Pokmon x Attack on Titan piece! The crossover piece features Gohan as "The Great Saiya-Man," perfectly aligning with Spider-Man's naming convention too, along with other little remixed details.

The worlds of Dragon Ball and Marvel Comics dont have much in common save for being the home for some of fictions greatest heroes, with Gohan and Spider-Man fitting that bill perfectly for their respective universes. And in a new piece of fanart, Gohan replaces Peter Parker in an homage to one of Spider-Mans most iconic comic book covers, with Spidey swapped out for the one and only Great Saiyaman!

Shared via Instagram by the artist known as Anime...

In Jonathan Frakes' 1996 film "Star Trek: First Contact," the ordinarily diplomatic and level-headed Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) inexplicably cracks. The Borg -- an evil race of all-consuming cyborgs -- have traveled back in time to the year 2063 to muck around with human history. They intend to stop a key moment of "Star Trek" history and assimilate as many people as they can into their unthinking mechanical collective. Several years before, Picard had been assimilated by the Borg, and was only rescued and extracted at the last minute.

Healing took a long time, but Picard faced the Borg on several occasions thereafter, and was finally able to confront them with control and thoughtfulness. In "First Contact," however, the Borg attack again, and Picard -- for whatever reason -- can't handle it this time. This time, when he sees a Borg, he shoots it. When he confronts the Borg Queen (Alice Krige), he breaks her spine.

Eiichiro Oda will only introduce a character with an eyepatch at the very end of One Piece, signaling the series' conclusion. The mystery of who will wear the eyepatch in the finale remains, with speculation on either Luffy or a new character. Eiichiro Oda's comments on eyepatches hint at a symbolic passing of the torch in the story's conclusion.

One Piece is set to end within the next few years, and there are still a lot of mysteries that need to be unraveled. Some involve plot points that havent been fully addressed over the years, but others have stemmed from Eiichiro Odas comments about the series that, in most cases, have never been elaborated on in the series or by Oda, himself.

Some of One Pieces biggest mysteries come from Eiichiro Odas comments, and one of them might be incredibly important. In the last edition of One Para, a series...

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom brings back Pieces of Heart, last seen in 2013's A Link Between Worlds. The return of Pieces of Heart suggests Zelda won't have an upgradable Stamina Wheel, unlike Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. Echoes of Wisdom's large Hyrule offers ample space for collecting Pieces of Heart, with potential for nostalgic appeal and inventive puzzle solutions.

It seems that a classic franchise mechanic will be returning in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, having been absent from the franchise for the last decade. Of course, plenty of emphasis has been placed on the introduction of the Tri Rod and Echo mechanic, as well as on Princess Zelda being the protagonist. Nevertheless, while there are big changes coming in Echoes of Wisdom, the new features arent the only ones worthy of note in the title.

While Botw and Totk celebrate...

Plot: A deep dive into the Bruce Lee exploitation film craze that dominated grindhouse cinema after the iconic martial artist’s death.

Review: Flashback to the year 1994. On my 13th birthday, while cruising the video store for a movie to watch with my friends at my birthday sleepover, on a whim, I decided to rent Enter the Dragon. I was never the same. After watching it, I enrolled in Karate classes and tried to learn as much about Bruce Lee as possible. While cruising those same video store aisles, I was very confused by how many kung-fu movies had his name and image on the cover, given that, even back then, I knew there were only four Bruce Lee movies, plus Game of Death. And why were they constantly misspelling his name? Who was Bruce Le? Or Bruce Li? Or Bruce Liang?

This, of course, was my introduction to the...

To celebrate the release of 80s slasher classic Madn man on 4K Uhd from Arrow Video, here’s a list of the ten best slasher movies released between 1980 and 1988… showcasing the best of the genre’s golden age, offering a mix of iconic killers, inventive kills, and unforgettable scares!

1. Friday the 13th (1980)

One of the most iconic slasher films of all time, “Friday the 13th” introduced audiences to Camp Crystal Lake and the vengeful killer who lurks there. With its shocking twist ending, the film set the stage for a long-running franchise and established many of the genre’s classic tropes.

2. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

Wes Craven’s horror masterpiece introduced Freddy Krueger, a terrifying figure who haunts the dreams of teenagers. With its inventive concept and blend of surreal horror, “A Nightmare on Elm Street” stands out as one of the most creative and enduring slasher films of the decade.

The golden era of the slasher film was definitely in the 1980s, but there has been a recent insurgence with gore-fests like Terrifier and the X/Pearl movies. While some of the classic franchises like Halloween and Texas Chainsaw are still sputtering along, it's clear that fans want something new. The great thing is, numerous slashers are ready for slaughter, that could stand a reboot and provide a fresh approach for a new generation.

Remaking a classic is almost always a losing proposition, but taking a so-so movie with potential and giving it an update can be a stroke of genius. John Carpenter's The Thing is a prime example of fully fleshing out a great idea that was never properly realized in the original. There are scads of slashers and proto-slashers that had promise, but never quite delivered, all of which are begging for reboots that could potentially turn into bloody good franchises.

Stars: Hannaj Bang Bendz, Jacob Anderton, Martyn Luke, Sean Tizzard, Ben Manning, Vicki Glover | Written and Directed by Steve Lawson

Ship of the Damned opens with a brief prologue set on board a pirate ship in 1622. As the ship sails through a storm, the crew prepare for dinner. Which for them means rather tamely hacking a bound woman to death and eating her raw flesh. In the present, Elena has her martial arts training interrupted by a phone call from her ex, Michael. He hasn’t taken the breakup well and keeps finding reasons to call her, but this time it’s legit, even if it doesn’t sound like it.

The Coast Guard have found what appears to be a seventeenth-century sailing ship drifting off the coast and towed it into port. Since she’s an expert in such things, he’d like her to come down and be part of the investigation.

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

The People’s Joker Blu-ray from Altered Innocence

After sparking controversy on the festival circuit, The People’s Joker found a home with Altered Innocence. The coming-of-age trans superhero parody will hit Blu-ray on August 13.

Vera Drew makes her feature directorial debut from a script she co-wrote with Bri LeRose. Drew also stars with Kane Distler, Nathan Faustyn, Lynn Downey, and David Liebe Hart. Tim Heidecker, Bob Odenkirk, Maria Bamford, and Scott Aukerman make cameos.

Joe Lipsett’s review raves, “The People’s Joker is an unabashed love letter to Batman properties, to camp, stand-up comedians, and – most importantly – the trans community. It is daring and ambitious and unapologetic.”

Special features include: commentary by Drew; commentary by...

Vegapunk unveils the secrets of the Void Century, hinting at the Great Kingdom's advanced technology and a world-sinking weapon. The World Government formed to oppose the Great Kingdom's power, likely acquiring the ancient weapon Uranus. Joyboy's kindness towards the World Government during the Void Century led to the downfall of the Ancient Kingdom, impacting One Piece's current world.

Eiichiro Oda's promise of revealing the mysteries of One Piece is finally being fulfilled through Dr. Vegapunk's message. One after another, Vegapunk's message has been on a streak to unravel mysteries and in the latest reveal, fans finally get to learn more about the enigmatic Joyboy. The genius scientist's revelations also shed light on the current state of the world and hint at how these developments will shape the future of One Piece.

Vegapunk states that to comprehend the current catastrophic event, there is a need to delve into the history of the world,...

Missed Tuesday’s late-night monologues? We’ve got you covered with our round-up of the night’s best laughs from across the dial.

Whiffing at Softballs

In an attempt to—let’s call it “humanize” himself, convicted felon Donald Trump sat down for an interview opposite the even-more sycophantic puff piece merchants of Fox & Friends‘ J.V. squad, Fox & Friends Weekend. In the wide-ranging conversation, Trump fielded lobs from the Fox News C-team on subjects ranging from religion, to which Democrat he’d have dinner with, to how his family is coping with the very public airing of daddy’s affair with a porn star while wife Melania was recovering from giving birth to the couple’s child.

Naturally, it was all very chummy and collegial, which didn’t prevent the unscripted Trump from showing off the toxic stew of narcissism, cognitive decline, and self-pity that is his mind.

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Quick Links What Time One Piece Episode #1108 Releases What Happened In One Piece Episode #1107? One Piece Sets Up a Traitor with a Major Twist One Piece Episode #1107 Shows the Best & Worst of Toei Animations Style One Piece episode #1108 releases on Saturday, June 8, at 7:00 Pm Pst on Crunchyroll and Netflix. One Piece episode #1107 hints at a traitor among the heroes, setting up future plot twists in the series. Episode #1107 shows how Toei Animation is both good and bad at expanding on the source material.

One Pieces anime moves in another unexpected direction for the story, and with the ending of the most recent episode, theres no way of knowing how things will progress in episode #1108 and beyond. As always, theres a lot to be excited about with One Pieces anime; as such, theres plenty of anticipation surrounding episode #1108s release.

What Time One Piece Episode #1108 Releases

As with previous episodes,...

When Bruce Lee died under mysterious circumstances in 1973 at age 32, the actor and martial artist left a hole in the action star firmament that seemed irreplaceable. That did not stop the Hong Kong film industry — and the rest of the world, for that matter — from trying anyway.

As Lee’s final (complete) film “Enter the Dragon,” released just six days after his death, became a worldwide box office phenomenon, “Bruceploitation” was born, enlisting look-alike performers to replace and imitate the trailblazing martial artist on screen. Decades after these copycat films deceived viewers — while still delivering some genuinely thrilling fight sequences — Severin Films is releasing “The Game of Clones: Bruceploitation Collection Vol. 1,” a compilation of 14 titles starring Bruce “impostors” like Ho Chung Tao, who went by the name Bruce Li, Ryong Keo (Dragon Lee), Chang Yi-tao (Bruce Lai) and Wong Kin-lung, who to this day goes by the name Bruce Le.

The Russo Brothers’ Combined Net Worth: Here’s How Much Anthony Russo & Joe Russo Are Worth! (Photo Credit –Instagram)

Anthony Russo and Joe Russo have given the MCU their biggest blockbusters, and the sibling duo is collectively known as the Russo Brothers. They are famous personalities in showbiz mainly because of MCU movies like Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Endgame, and more. They have also won a Primetime Emmy Award for their work in television. Although they are associated with most projects together, are their net worths the same? Scroll below to find out!

About the Russo Brothers-

Anthony Russo was born in February 1970, and Joe, aka Joseph Russo, was born in July 1971 in Cleveland, Ohio. Anthony studied law while Joe studied acting at Uea, and they were both studying at Case Western Reserve University. During their time there, the Russo brothers started directing, writing, and producing their first feature,...

Bandai's charming One Piece Tony Tony Chopper Tamagotchi has now become available worldwide. The "Choppertchi," a special new Tamagotchi model, lets players raise a portable, pixelated version of One Pieces Chopper the reindeer.

The Chopptertchi is part of a delightful collaboration between Japanese toy company Bandai and the One Piece franchise. The Tamagotchi was previously released in Japan as part of One Pieces 25th anniversary and has recently become available globally via Amazon. The Choppertchi is available in two adorable models, with either a Going Merry shell or a New World one.

Related One Piece Surpasses Dragon Ball With a 3 Billion Yen Lead Toei Animation's 2023 fiscal report confirms that One Piece has officially dethroned Dragon Ball as the company's top-earning anime franchise. Choppertchi #tamapalace #tamagotchi #tmgc #onepiece #onepiecetamagotchi #tamatag #virtualpet #bandai pic.twitter.com/Z0LY82T8Zh Tama-Palace (@TamaPalace) March 28, 2024 One Piece's New "Chopptertchi" Tamagotchi Comes in...

Slamdance Film Festival is relocating from Park City, Utah, to Los Angeles starting in 2025.

The next iteration running February 20-26, 2025, will take place at venues in and surrounding Hollywood including Landmark Theatres Sunset and the DGA Theater Complex, which is also on Sunset Boulevard. Additional locations will be announced.

Festival heads said the move “will allow for the continued growth of Slamdance’s year-round mission to provide an accessible and dynamic community for truly independent, visionary filmmakers and creators”.

The festival said it aims to be financially accessible with in-person passes starting at $50 and many programmes free to the public.

A small piece of contemporary cinema history was written last night in St Andrews, Scotland when Steven Soderbergh sat down with Joe and Anthony Russo on stage at the Sands International Film Festival to discuss their 2002 collaboration Welcome to Collinwood.

Produced by Soderbergh and George Clooney who also stars alongside William H. Macy, Isaiah Washington, Sam Rockwell, Luis Guzmán, and Patricia Clarkson, Welcome to Collinwood was the second feature from the Russos following their debut feature Pieces, which bombed out of Slamdance in 1997.

“There was zero interest in the film from anybody but this man over here,” Anthony said of Pieces, pointing towards Soderbergh. The sex, lies and videotape filmmaker had been present at the doomed Pieces screening at Slamdance and reached out to the directing duo to impart some wisdom.

“It was insanely ambitious and dense,” Soderbergh told Deadline’s Mike Fleming Jr, who moderated the talk, of Pieces.

Steve Martin in “Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces,” now streaming on Apple TV+. Photo Credit: Apple TV+ Steve Martin has lived much of his life in front of the camera, even before he became a breakout standup comedy star in the late 1970s. Of course, since then, he’s made plenty of TV and film appearances, but for the new documentary, Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces, the producers have accumulated plenty of vintage footage, photographs, and material from Martin’s earlier days, as well. Martin spoke about the process of finding and using the archival material featured in the documentary. (Click on the media bar below to hear Steve Martin) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Steve_Martin_Documentrary_Footage_-Steve_martin_-a-documentary_-in_2_pieces.mp3 Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces is currently streaming on Apple TV+.

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On Friday nights, IndieWire After Dark takes a feature-length beat to honor fringe cinema in the streaming age.

First, the spoiler-free pitch for one editor’s midnight movie pick — something weird and wonderful from any age of film that deserves our memorializing.

Then, the spoiler-filled aftermath as experienced by the unwitting editor attacked by this week’s recommendation.

The Pitch: Fool Me Once, Shame on You. Fool Me Twice, I’ll Spend a Decade Plotting to Kill You and Everyone You Love

Few holidays had their reputations altered more severely by the advent of the internet than April Fool’s Day. What was once a niche holiday devoted to optional pranks on your friends devolved into a 24-hour salute to disinformation in which everyone begrudgingly agrees not to believe anything they read for a day while brands amuse themselves with unfunny online gags.

But anyone daydreaming about a simpler...

From “The Jerk” to “Only Murders in the Building” and every stage and screen in between, it’s impossible to contain Steve Martin’s life and career into just one documentary. Apple TV+ will take a look at the five-decade career and seven-decade life of the comedy legend with two wild and crazy docs, tracing the path through all its highs and lows, then and now. Directed by Oscar winner Morgan Neville, “Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces” will premiere on Friday, March 29 on Apple TV+. You can watch Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces with a 7-Day Free Trial of Apple TV+.

How to Watch ‘Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces’ Premiere When: Thursday, March 28, 2024 Where: Apple TV+ Stream: Watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of Apple TV+. 7-Day Free Trial$9.99+ / month apple.com About ‘Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces’ Premiere

Oscar-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville takes an extended...

The third installment of the Sands: International Film Festival of St Andrews has set its slate, and that will include director Steven Soderbergh engaging in a conversation with directors Anthony and Joe Russo. I will moderate that discussion, which will touch on the preposterously unlikely way that Soderbergh discovered and godfathered the career of the duo that directed Hollywood’s all-time highest grossing film, Avengers: Endgame. The festival runs next month from April 19-21.

Soderbergh’s own career took off with sex, lies, and videotape, the film that just celebrated 35 years since the filmmaker turned Sundance into a lucrative independent film hatchery. It went on to win the Palme d’Or at the 1989 Cannes Film Festival, followed by Soderbergh’s first Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay. He has gone on to direct films as diverse as Traffic, for which he received the 2000 Academy Award for Directing—the...

On Friday nights, IndieWire After Dark takes a feature-length beat to honor fringe cinema in the streaming age.

First, the spoiler-free pitch for one editor’s midnight movie pick — something weird and wonderful from any age of film that deserves our memorializing.

Then, the spoiler-filled aftermath as experienced by the unwitting editor attacked by this week’s recommendation.

The Pitch: You Can’t Expect the Irish to Get Lucky Every Time

One of the biggest tragedies of modern cinema is the unavoidable fact that most movies make you wait at least ten minutes to hear a floating head loudly proclaim, “The penis is evil!” But 1974 was a different time and “Zardoz” is a different kind of movie, so it delivers that exact line before the five-minute mark even arrives. Believe it or not, that’s not even the first Wtf moment in this genitalia-obsessed fantasy epic.

While I haven’t...

Spoiler Warning: This article contains spoilers for the One Piece manga and anime, specifically the Arabasta Arc

Expect more emotional depth in One Piece season 2 as the show delves into Ace's involvement and eventual tragic fate. Show creators are likely to expand Ace's storyline, making his death at the hands of Admiral Akainu even more heart-wrenching. With a focus on character development and relationships, One Piece season 2 promises plenty of shocking and poignant moments.

Netflix's One Piece has already demonstrated the ability to give minor characters far more depth and relatability, but the decision to take that approach holds sad implications for an upcoming character death. Judging by One Piece season 2's positive updates, it is only a matter of time before Luffy and the rest of the Straw Hat Pirates resume their dangerous yet exciting quest to reach the Grand Line. However, as seen in the One Piece source material,...

To celebrate the release of The Comedy Man, on Blu-Ray, DVD and Digital from 18th March, we are giving away Blu-Rays to 2 lucky winners!

Boasting a career-best performance from Kenneth More and skilfully directed by Alvin Rakoff, this often-forgotten example of the late British New Wave features an outstanding supporting cast including Cecil Parker, Dennis Price, Edmund Purdom and Billie Whitelaw.

The Comedy Man depicts the life of a struggling actor in Swinging London. Fired from his job in repertory theatre after seducing the producer’s wife, Chick Byrd (Kenneth More) moves to London. At 40 years old, he realises this is his last chance to make it as an actor. After moving into digs in London with Julian (Edmund Purdom), a fellow actor, Julian’s career soars after a successful screen test, but Chick’s meets with continued failure.

After a tumultuous event, Chick finally gets a break and finds...

Steve Martin in “Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces,” premiering March 29, 2024 on Apple TV (Credit: Apple TV+) Apple Original Films unveiled the trailer for the highly anticipated film “Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces,” starring Steve Martin, Finn Wittrock, Martin Short, Tina Fey, Jerry Seinfeld, Eric Idle, Diane Keaton and Selena Gomez, and directed by Academy Award winner Morgan Neville. Steve Martin is one of the most beloved and enigmatic figures in entertainment. “Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces” dives into his extraordinary story from two distinct points of view, with companion documentaries that feature never-before-seen footage and raw insights into Martin’s personal and professional trials and triumphs. “Then” chronicles Martin’s early struggles and meteoric rise to revolutionize stand-up before walking away at 35. “Now” focuses on the present day, with Martin in the golden years of his career, retracing the transformation that led to happiness in his art and personal life.

“Avatar: The Last Airbender” Renewed For Two More Seasons

There’s harmony at Netflix and amidst the four nations. The streamer has announced a two-season renewal for its hit live-action “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” based on the hit Nickelodeon anime of the same name. The series will officially end with the third season, mirroring the animated series’ arc.

Watch the trailer for “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Season 1 below:

“Avatar: The Last Airbender” takes place in a world divided into four nations—Water, Earth, Fire, and Air—where Benders can manipulate and control their respective nation’s element. Amidst lost hope, Aang (played by Gordon Cormier), a young Air Nomad, reawakens to take his place as the next Avatar, the only individual who has the ability to bend all four elements, and he and his friends Katara (Kiawentiio) and Sokka (Ian Ousley) journey to end the Fire Nation’s war against...

Juan Piquer Simón’s exploitation slasher Pieces (1982) has a bonkers reputation that precedes it, delivering one of horror’s most entertaining audience experiences of all time. The tagline, “It’s exactly what you think it is!” only scratches the surface of the weirdness within. Sure, you get exactly what you expect in terms of gore in this tale of a jigsaw puzzle-obsessed killer with a chainsaw, but the execution is so over the top there’s nothing that really prepares you for the unique brand of madness.

Simon was initially approached to helm a sequel to Wes Craven’s The Last House on the Left, but passed because the script he was offered seemed too boring. Then he was offered a 30-page treatment for Pieces, then titled Jigsaw, intended at the time to be a made-for-tv movie. It was so insane that not only was he intrigued, he was determined to make the script believable.

The nominees for the 2024 Anime Awards were revealed this morning, with voting now open and hype mounting for the 8th annual Crunchyroll event, set for March 2 in Tokyo, Japan. It was an incredible year for anime, and that’s reflected in every category, including Anime of the Year and the three new categories for this year’s event: Best Art Direction, Best Cinematography and Best Slice of Life . Vote Now For The 2024 Anime Awards! Check out the full list below and let us know who you’re excited to vote for in this year’s Anime Awards! Voting is open starting right now until January 27, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. Pt , so head here to cast your ballot and fight for what you love . We’ll see you in Tokyo! Related: Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024: Your Ultimate Guide Anime Awards 2024 Categories Anime of the Year Best Continuing Series Best New Series...

Eli Roth is back. And he’s here for “Thanksgiving.”

For the past decade, Roth has nimbly moved through different genres – erotic thriller (“Knock Knock”), revenge movie (“Death Wish”), family fantasy (“The House with a Clock in Its Walls”), nature documentary (“Fin”) and big budget video game adaptation (next year’s “Borderlands”). But now he’s back with a down-and-dirty horror movie, this time centered around one of the happiest time of year.

In “Thanksgiving,” adapted from a fake trailer that Roth had made for Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino’s “Grindhouse” project, a superstore’s super sale leads to tragedy. A year later a masked man in a pilgrim costume, known as John Carver, starts taking out the townspeople involved in the tragedy, one by one. And, yes, the kills are just as creative and stomach-churning as you’d expect from the man behind “Hostel,” “Cabin Fever” and “The Green Inferno.

On Friday nights, IndieWire After Dark takes a feature-length beat to honor fringe cinema in the streaming age.

First, the spoiler-free pitch for one editor’s midnight movie pick — something weird and wonderful from any age of film that deserves our memorializing.

Then, the spoiler-filled aftermath as experienced by the unwitting editor attacked by this week’s recommendation.

The Pitch: It’s Exactly What You Think It Is…

Few moments in recent memory have brought me as much joy as the realization that my IndieWire After Dark partner Alison Foreman had never seen “Pieces.” She’s one of the few people I’ve met whose knowledge of slasher franchises dwarfs my own, so I figured the window to introduce her to the bloodiest chainsaw massacre in Boston history (and the shockingly incompetent investigation that followed it) had closed a long time ago. Once I learned that it hadn’t, I...