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Screamboat Ending Explained
The conclusion of Screamboat prepares the audience for the return of the murderous riff on Mickey Mouse and its lethal companion. Screamboat, which takes many artistic licenses from the original Steamboat Willie cartoon that first introduced the world to Mickey Mouse, uses the original short's public domain status as the basis for a slasher movie about a murderous mouse on the Staten Island ferry. A variety of slasher archetypes, disposable victims, and parodies of other Disney characters and ideas are all part of Screamboat's cast.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe Presents 'One Act Wonders'
Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe (CAST) is performing “One Act Wonders,” an engaging production of four distinct one-act plays, which blend comedy and drama together.
By Marielle Sabbag11 months ago in Geeks
The “Silence Trick” That Makes Studio Ghibli’s Art So Powerful
Why Studio Ghibli’s Films Feel Like Magic (And What You’ve Been Missing) You’ve felt it before. That moment in a Studio Ghibli film when everything just stops—and suddenly, you feel something.
By JAYESH SHETTIGAR11 months ago in Geeks
Mortal Kombat 2: Release Date, Cast, Story & Everything We Know
The 2021 live-action Mortal Kombat film from Warner Bros. is getting a sequel, and now that production is finished, updates for Mortal Kombat 2 are coming in quick succession. A number of characters from the Mortal Kombat video games will be introduced in the sequel, and there is a strong setup for more in the Mortal Kombat movie universe. According to tidbits of information, Johnny Cage, Shao Kahn, and Sindel will make their live-action debuts in Mortal Kombat 2, which will delve even deeper into the surprisingly rich history of the Mortal Kombat beat-em-ups.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
The Bride!: Release Date, Cast, Story & Everything We Know
There are already a ton of exciting details regarding the Bride of Frankenstein remake, and The Bride! is the most recent attempt to bring the Classic Monsters back to life. In 1935, the first Bride of Frankenstein film was released. When Dr. Frankenstein is compelled to resume his horrific experiments, he makes a bride for his first creation. It's not surprising that Universal has made a concerted effort to remake the movie because the Bride is as well-known as Frankenstein's Monster, and her hair and makeup make her an LGBTQ+ icon.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
I Know What You Did Last Summer Sequel: Release Date, Cast, Story & Everything We Know
Exciting news and updates have already been released about the upcoming legacy sequel to the renowned late 1990s slasher series I Know What You Did Last Summer. A year after they covered up an accidental murder, a group of young adults are targeted by a hook-wielding killer seeking retribution in this 1997 slasher, which is based on Lois Duncan's book of the same name. I Know What You Did Last Summer had all the makings of a legitimate franchise, with its blend of traditional slasher tropes and a hint of traditional American folklore.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
The Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse Release Date!
The release date for Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse has finally been disclosed by Sony. While the world has been anticipating the conclusion of Miles Morales' trilogy, Spider-Verse is one of the Marvel franchises that is nearing the end of its run. With the creative team hard at work on the third and final installment, Sony is closer than ever to releasing Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse after a postponement from its original 2024 release date.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
Heat 2: Confirmation, Story & Everything We Know
The director Michael Mann is working on Heat 2, the follow-up and prequel to the 1995 crime epic Heat. The sequel to Heat, which is based on Mann and Meg Gardiner's novel of the same name, will continue the story of Chris Shiherlis (Val Kilmer), Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro), and Lieutenant Vincent Hanna (Al Pacino) both before and after the disastrous bank heist in the first film. Despite being one of the most anticipated upcoming projects, not much is known about the sequel outside of its plot.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
All 7 Major Character Deaths In 1923 Season 2
Action-packed and full of significant character deaths, 1923 season 2, episode 6 is worth dissecting. The characters in 1923's second season have been relocating across the nation; Teonna Rainwater has fled farther away, while Spencer and Alex Dutton have been relocating closer to Montana. The Duttons, meanwhile, have survived a brutal winter and are waiting for Donald Whitfield and Banner Creighton to attack. Some of these things finally came together in episode 6, which led to a carnage; episode 7 is expected to be even worse.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
Adolescence Series Review
The UK small-screen has often played host to emotional stories that plant the audience in the heart of downtrodden communities or individuals with deep personal problems. Director Phillip Barantini created Boiling Point and Jack Thorne took on This Is England with actor Stephen Graham in a leading role. Shifting into a highly contemporary problem, the trio brings us Adolescence, an excellent series in every way.
By Robert Cain11 months ago in Geeks
A Working Man Ending Explained
A Working Man, the most recent joint venture between Jason Statham and David Ayer, is a lighthearted adaptation of Chuck Dixon's 2014 novel Levon's Trade that draws inspiration from other one-man-army films like Taken and John Wick. While it won't receive any Oscar nominations, A Working Man is a well-executed version of Jason Statham's usual action fare and debuted to positive Rotten Tomatoes scores, continuing his recent hot streak. In addition to Michael Peña and David Harbour, Sylvester Stallone co-wrote the screenplay with Ayer and serves as the film's producer.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
MobLand Episode 1 Ending Explained
A brewing conflict between rival crime families in the London underworld was given life by Guy Ritchie's star-studded new crime drama MobLand, which premiered spectacularly on Paramount+. MobLand, starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, follows the activities of the Harrigans, a family that makes money from the sale of guns and drugs, as well as their associates, chief among them Harry Da Souza (Hardy), the family's fixer. Since Guy Ritchie is an executive producer on the drama series, it goes without saying that his signature storytelling and action elements are included.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks