How ALIEN: EARTH Reimagined the Original Ridley Scott ALIEN

The premiere of “Alien: Earth” offered a brief snapshot of the tragic end of the Maginot, at the beginning of the series. Through rapid scene changes, viewers witnessed the transport of alien creatures, including the Xenomorph, aboard the ship. The story unfolded as the Xenomorph implanted its eggs within a crew member, causing pandemonium that ultimately led to the ship’s crash landing on Earth, with most lives lost. However, the specific events of the first episode were not fully explained until the fifth episode, which paid homage to the original movie. In this later episode, the Maginot replaced the Nostromo, and the character of Morrow, a Weyland-Yutani cyborg, stood in for the synthetic Ash, portrayed by the late Ian Holm.

Jordan Peele’s Next Film Removed from Universal 2026 Slate

The information we came across on Variety is quite disheartening. At first, Peele and Universal planned to release the movie on Christmas 2024, but that didn’t materialize. Subsequent union strikes forced a shift in the release date to what was supposed to be the next Halloween, but it seems that won’t happen either. Unfortunately, there’s no news yet about where we might see this movie.

Every Ghostface Killer in the SCREAM Film Franchise, Ranked

In the film “Scream VI,” we have a total of twelve official Ghostface killers, each with distinct motives and varying body counts. Though Ghostface can be seen as an individual character, it’s essential to remember that this enigmatic slasher is brought to life by a group of psychopathic individuals keeping the terror alive. But who among them stands out as the most formidable Ghostface? Let’

s journey back through the Scream series to evaluate each Ghostface killer and determine their ranking.

SNL Loses One PLEASE DON’T DESTROY Member, Adds One to Cast

Over the past few weeks, some cast members decided not to renew their contracts or were not offered extensions. Notable among them is Heidi Gardner, who concluded her eight-season stint on the show after eight successful seasons. Another significant departure is John Higgins, a member of the comedy troupe Please Don’t Destroy, along with Ben Marshall and Martin Herlihy. They all joined SNL in 2021 as writers to create shorts for the show, emulating the success of The Lonely Island’s Digital Shorts from a decade ago.

Tom Holland Wears Wacky Wigs in LEGO Short Film ‘Never Stop Playing’

In the short film, Holland’s brothers Sam and Harry appear as well. This makes sense since the Spider-Man actor shared that they used to play together with LEGO bricks as kids. As he stated in a press release, “I loved building with LEGO bricks as a child. My brothers and I would create our own imaginative worlds, transforming our living room into various settings such as a prehistoric jungle or racing tracks for our LEGO cars! It was enjoyable revisiting those memories on set. Becoming an official ‘Playmaker’ is really awesome. Even with a busy schedule, I’ve never stopped playing…and I don’t plan to stop anytime soon!

MORTAL KOMBAT II Delayed to Summer 2026

The new “Mortal Kombat” movie premiered during the peak of a mixed release strategy amidst the pandemic, being simultaneously released in theaters and on HBO Max. This film, based on the notoriously violent fighting game, stars Lewis Tan as Cole Young, a fighter who becomes part of a supernatural tournament. Alongside him are several characters from the game, including Jessica McNamee as Sonya Blade, Mehcad Brooks as Jax, Josh Lawson as Kano, and others. The movie also features action veterans Hiroyuki Sanada, Joe Taslim, and Tadanobu Asano portraying Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Raiden respectively.

Avengers Battle Undead Avengers in Gory MARVEL ZOMBIES Trailer

Following the Avengers being infected with a zombie virus, a group of despondent survivors stumble upon the secret to terminating the undead horde, venturing through a bleak post-apocalyptic realm and putting themselves in harm’s way to preserve their world.

“FromSoftware was my very first job after graduating”: Legendary Bloodborne and Elden Ring composer says she’d watch the games in debug mode “partly because I couldn’t beat the boss myself”

In the recent interview with PlayStation Inside (translated from Japanese), Kitamura mentioned, “Frequently while creating, I would observe the gameplay using debug mode. This was partly due to my inability to defeat the boss on my own. Directly experiencing the game in this manner aided me in synchronizing the music timing more genuinely and emotionally resonating with the player.