Home invasion is one of those subgenres that almost never fails to scare the shit out of me. And these are some of the most frightening home invasion films I've found.

The trailer was just released for the upcoming series from Showtime, 'Let The Right One In,' which is loosely (and I mean loosely) based on the novel of the same name. It is nothing like the book.

The Midnight Club, adapted from Pike's 1994 novel, follows 8 terminally ill young adults living in hospice care, who gather every night at midnight to tell scary stories.

While many are very excited about the upcoming live-action 'The Little Mermaid' (starring singer/actress Halle Bailey), others have incorrectly attributed the idea of mermaids (like elves, hobbits, and more) as creatures belonging exclusively to those of north European ancestry.

While initial reviews praise the series' gritty and grounded world (as well as its lack of dependence on Skywalkers and Palpatines), critics also pointed out that Andor is slow to start and may bore some fans.

Actor Fabien Frankel spoke at length about the sex scene in episode four of 'House of the Dragon' and worked to make it 'realistic' to avoid 'another gratuitous' sex scene.

Currently leading at the Box Office is the Viola Davis-led The Woman King, a fictionalized reimagining of events surrounding the Agojie, better known as the Dahomey Amazons.

Andor is a perfect series for the character we fell in love with in Rogue One and highlights just the kind of performer that Diego Luna is in a way that should delight all of us who begged for more of Cassian Andor.

Thankfully , PLL: Original Sin delivered and gave us a Gen Z style slasher series With a level of camp that's satisfactory and social commentary that's relevant.

Episode 1033 of the One Piece anime was one of the best of its arc, if not the series. But all I want to talk about is Sanji and Zoro and their sexual tension.