How HOUSE OF THE DRAGON Changed ‘The Red Sowing’ From the Book

Queen Rhaenyra’s power is backed by her dragon riders. However, numerous Targaryen bastards who sought the throne met their ends on Dragonstone, an incident infamously referred to as “The Red Sowing” in “Fire & Blood.” Though the TV show “House of the Dragons” deviated significantly from George R.R. Martin’s book, the end result remains consistent: the Blacks have grown more powerful than ever. Notably, there are intriguing new dragon riders introduced in the series that fans should watch out for.

Hazbin Hotel Renewed for Two More Seasons Before Season 2 Premiere

As a long-time fan of adult animated shows, I’m thrilled to pieces about the upcoming Season 2 of Hazbin Hotel on Amazon MGM Studios. With whispers of its potential debut in 2025, my anticipation is reaching new heights. Having followed the creative genius of Vivienne ‘VivziePop’ Medrano since her Invader Zim days, I can’t help but feel a personal connection to this project.

The Boys Season 4: Exploring 6 Biggest Series Changes From The Comics

As an avid fan following Amazon Prime’s hit series “The Boys,” I can attest to its popularity and appeal. This gripping show is inspired by the original comic books penned by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson. The creative team, led by showrunner Eric Kripke, has made an admirable effort to preserve the fundamental storyline and character backgrounds as depicted in the source material. Nevertheless, there are significant differences when it comes to the situations and interconnections between characters that set the TV adaptation apart from the comics.

10 Best Horror Anime of All Time: From Death Note to Perfect Blue

Horror anime have an extraordinary power to give you goosebumps and send shivers up your spine. Ranging from psychological terrors to grotesque creatures and sinister entities, these anime craft stories that leave lasting impressions and keep you on the edge of your seat. If you’re looking for top-notch recommendations in this genre, you’ve come to the right place.

Blake Lively Reveals How Lady Deadpool’s Look Was Inspired by Her Gossip Girl Era

After its release, news about Deadpool and Wolverine still buzzes around. Marvel’s groundbreaking R-rated production brought a surprising array of cameos that left viewers in awe. Stars like Chris Evans as Human Torch and Wesley Snipes as Blade graced the screen. Yet, among these superheroes, Lady Deadpool, portrayed by Blake Lively – who is Ryan Reynolds’ wife in real life – stole the show from an alternate universe.