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Can you feel the Christmas spirit welling up? Well Marvel Studios Entertainment is about to make you feel it with its trailer for The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special that offers a spoonful of Christmas cheer and then some!Marvel Entertainment released a 1-minute clip of the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special on Tuesday, October 25 2022, with the tag, 'This holiday season is going to be out of this world.' Rather this Christmas is going to be in this world from out of space, and you'll see why shortly.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for 'The Handmaid's Tale' season 5 episode 8, 'Motherland,' which aired October 26, 2022. Blessed be the Fruit Loops!Submission in Gilead was never enough. You could memorize all the prayers and follow all the rules, and there would still be somebody looking over your shoulder, aching for a reason to snatch you up and send you to the colonies. Their economic system was dependent upon a steady workload. There had to be a balance of slaves and mouths to feed. So they spread suspicion and fear, turning neighbors and families against one another. Like the econos said in season two, everyone was spying on everyone else. They were hoping to get into the good graces of the regime so they could protect themselves, but what they didn't understand was that Gilead was its own beast. Nobody was safe, not even the commanders or their families. What they set loose on the earth would run rampant, taking tens of millions of lives with it. Joseph Lawrence didn't go through the motions. He was vulgar and sharp-tongued with a sickening smile and a biting sense of humor. If he tried to play the game nobody would believe him, so he lived his truth. He could be as sarcastic, as angry, or as flippant as needed to be. But he stayed on point, perpetually preaching about the prosperity and welfare of the nation. He was the kooky architect of Gilead, and behind the scenes he was a savvy power player, able to meld in with hypocritical commanders, who likely saw their inner selves in his outwardly impious outlook. It worked because he never wore his true intentions or his feelings on his sleeve. He never told people what he wanted for Gilead either. He kept his sentiments a secret to all. The only thing people could be sure of was that he cared.

Alas! HBO aired the last episode of House of the Dragon on Sunday, October 23, ending with the wage of civil war, which was staved off for as long as possible.The 10th episode, titled 'The Black Queen', records Rhaenyra’s father's death. The unforeseen news prompts the princess' premature labor causing a stillbirth. She's faced with the tough decision of whether to wage war while fighting for the throne. But her wishes are entirely overridden by the sea of testosterone around her, much like Alicent’s experience. If you’ve already watched the last episode, you know things take a turn for the worst at the end. But most importantly, let’s talk about the meaning of the torn page that Alicent issues Rhaenyra through Otto Hightower at the bridge.

The actor Alessandro Gassman is set to star in the upcoming movie entitled 'My Name is Vendetta'. The official trailer has been revealed by Netflix. It catches the interest of audiences because another masterpiece is about to be released.

In case you've missed it, mystery thriller documentaries are becoming a hit on Netflix nowadays, and viewers just can't stop craving more.

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One of the most lucrative and popular franchises in modern media, The Conjuring has accumulated the largest-grossing horror series to date. Topped the box office upon release, earning the third-highest figure since the pandemic's start.

How can teens who get superpowers cope with the pressure of adulthood? The recent smash hit in the superhero genre, 'Titans,' shows that the answer is 'quite screwed up.'

From the puzzling minds of the creators of Dark, a German science fiction thriller, sprouts another mystery series, 1899 that encompasses historical drama and horror.1899 is an old science fiction European tale, clearly evinced by its several languages spoken, including English, Danish, Polish, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese. It's truly a film montage of European descent.

The LGBTQ+ actor, singer and YouTuber Troye Sivan secured himself a sweet spot on HBO's upcoming series The Idol after a relatively long break from the screen. The Idol is a drama series crafted by Euphoria's Sam Levinson, the famous music artist Abel Tesfaye, 'The Weeknd” and Reza Fahim. It narrates the tale of a self-help expert and the leader of a 21st-century cult who entangles a disgruntled pop singer. The Weeknd, Fahim and Levinson serve as the show's executive producers, together with Kevin Turen, Aaron L. Gilbert, Ashley Levinson (Sam Levinson’s wife) and Joseph Epstein. Troye Sivan echoes his experience in the upcoming drama series, including his journey since his acting debut as a 13-year-old.

If there was ever such a thing as an American Horror Story, it would be New York in 1981. From the first shot of the first episode of the season, we see an unrecognizable metropolis, free of the gentrified apartments, coffee shops, overpriced restaurants, and the air of controlled cleanliness that most of us have come to expect. The sidewalks were lined with walls of trash bags, palettes, and cardboard boxes. Rats would flit back and forth, feeding on the rotting filth that had spread a horrific stench throughout the island. It was a bloody time. The murder rate was higher by orders of magnitudes. There were 120,000 reported robberies and probably 120,000 more that had gone unnoticed. Nearly everyone had a tale about how they were violated, beaten, or mugged. This was largely due to the crack epidemic, a rabid feeding frenzy that brought lines of cars into the ghetto, like demented drive-thrus. It had turned the city's inhabitants into a vicious pack of wolves. They'd do anything to satisfy their monolithic cravings--go door to door, break into buildings, cars, anything that was left unlocked or unprotected. They traveled in packs, taking over subway cars, alleyways, and abandoned buildings--anywhere they could get high, rest their heads, then prepare for more. It's the city of legend, a symbol of a world gone wrong. It no longer exists, but its stain has seeped into the shallow fabric of our collective unconscious, leaving behind the smell of rotting garbage, and visions of mohawks, graffiti, and switchblades. It's simply too vile and too horrific to be washed away. New York will never live that reputation down. The island has been tainted with it.

Marvel fans are super-elated at the debut of Marvel Studios’ official trailer Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. The film’s trailer has already gathered a sky-high 5 million viewership just a few hours since its premiere and still counting!Here's the breakdown of the first MCU Phase 5 upcoming film, including its synopsis, trailer info, cast and release date.

The Watcher, Ryan Murphy's recent biographical miniseries, has been stirring the audience since its release on October 13 2022. The show continues to rack up the numbers on Netflix, accumulating 125 million viewership hours in its first five-day run, dethroning another Murphy masterpiece, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which topped Netflix's most-watched TV series for three weeks. The Watcher, starring Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale, has made it into the streamer's top 10 in 90 countries.As fans seek more deets regarding this horror thriller creation, they wonder whether Watts and Cannavale reached out to the couple in question as they prepped for their roles. Well, we have the answer in store for you.

Halloween is just around the corner, which means it's time to binge-watch the best horror and thriller movies of all time. Enjoy the holiday in the eeriest and scariest way by watching your favorite horrifying films on various platforms, including HBO, Hulu, Disney+, and Netflix.Seize the Halloween spirit and don't miss out on a single chill. We've compiled a list of the most frightening treats to save you from scrolling for hours. From old classic faves to new terrifying ones, these are the best chillers you can watch at home this Halloween season.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the first two episodes of American Horror Story: NYC, which aired October 19, 2022. 'Do you know what it feels like to have hot needles hammered into your nail beds? It feels like an injection of flame, an incineration of every nerve in your body, shooting inward from your fingertips. I was abducted last night. Someone drugged me, tied me up, tortured me--held a blade to my heart. I was held captive for hours. I don't know who did this to me, but I am certain that our boys in blue know that a killer is preying on and butchering gay men in Lower Manhattan.' -Gino Barelli, AHS: NYCIn the premiere of AHS: NYC, we're introduced to a New York owned by the people, not the gentrified few. We've all seen it in films. Bums filled the alleyways, building cardboard lean-tos, warming themselves with trash can fires. Punks armed with switchblades roamed the streets, and ten foot high walls of garbage lined the sidewalks, filling the island with a horrific stench. The gay community at that time was a buffet. Everyone was obsessed with the forbidden fruit. They'd crowd warehouses, cruise parks, stalk piers, and frequent bath houses and bars. Nobody cared about them. Nobody wanted them. They were lost and abandoned, so when they came to the police to tell them about a killer on the loose, it was no surprise that the cops refused to listen.