One Tree Hill: Haley's Grief Journey Shows the Hardship of Healing

Anybody who watched the beloved teen dramaOne Tree Hillknows that the show came with its fair share of heartache. Characters and audiences alike mourned the losses of Keith Scott, Quentin Fields, and even Dan Scott, and we followed their loved ones’ journeys of grief. One death, however, provided one of the best portrayals of mourning on television through the loss of Lydia James (Bess Armstrong). Adored and vivacious mother of Haley (Bethany Joy Lenz), Quinn (Shantel VanSanten), and Taylor (Lindsey McKeon), Lydia was diagnosed with incurable pancreatic cancer late in Season 7 and passed away a few episodes later with her daughters by her side....

August 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1082 words · John Nguyen

Power Book 2: Ghost Season 3 Renewed on Starz

Starz is sticking with a good thing.Deadlinereports that the network will be bringing backPower Book II: Ghostfor a third season. The news comes mere weeks after the series’ second season debuted on the network on November 21 and immediately shattered the first season’s premiere ratings, launching the show to the placement of number one cable telecast among Black households. Previous seasons' showrunnerCourtney A. Kemp,who has been with the franchise since its starter seriesPower, will be stepping down forBrett Mahoney, who is known for his work as showrunner onEmpire, asPower Book II: Ghostheads into its third season....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 416 words · Richard Martinez

Rebel Wilson Gives Exciting Update on 'Pitch Perfect 4'

It’s been over a decade sinceRebel Wilsonmade her debut inPitch Perfect, and now she has exciting news regarding the franchise. In a chat withBBC Radio 2’s Gaby Roslin, Wilson, whostars in the trilogy as Patricia"Fat Amy" Hobart, claims thatPitch Perfect 4is in the works, though nothing has been officially confirmed yet. The lastPitch Perfectmovie appeared in theaters in 2017 while a potential sequel was teased over the years. The musical comedy written byKay Cannonwas first released in 2012, followed byPitch Perfect 2in 2015 and the third movie two years later....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 387 words · Richard Rose

Rogue One Trailers Supercut Puts All the Footage in Order

A few years ago, someone put together a trailer supercut that assembled all of the footage from Sony’sThe Amazing Spider-Maninto one trailer, proving that the studio had essentially already given away at least 75% of the film in its marketing. It was a fascinating experiment, and one that hopefully led studios to be more careful about what and how much they show in the trailers for their films, and now it’s being put to the test once more with Lucasfilm and Disney’sRogue One: A Star Wars Story....

August 13, 2025 · 3 min · 437 words · Jon Kaiser

Same Kind of Different as Me Trailer: Greg Kinnear Leads Drama

It’s difficult to invest in the trailer forSame Kind of Different as Me, which released today. Yes, it sheds light on the homeless and offers them humanity when they’re virtually written off by society, but the footage has the music, marital drama, and religious indicators lingering in the backdrop that one might expect from a cliched faith-based film about miracles and turning to God. That said, the film touts some well-known names and a based-in-reality story that is a little difficult to believe....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 357 words · Stephanie Harris

Scariest Movies on Prime Video Right Now

The 17 Best Horror Movies on Amazon Prime Video Right Now (October 2024) Looking for a good scare? You’ve come to the right place. The Exorcist III (1990) Run Time:1 hr 49 min |Director:William Peter Blatty Cast:George C. Scott, Ed Flanders, Brad Dourif, Jason Miller, Nicol Williamson The Exorcist IIIis an excellent standalone feature anda refreshing addition toThe Exorcistfranchiseafter the mediocre sequel,Exorcist II: The Heretic, 13 years prior. This time, directed and written byWilliam Peter Blattyand based on his novelLegion, the story follows an investigator who obsesses over a case of unsolved murders, eerily similar to the Zodiac Killer....

August 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1101 words · Felicia Moore

Seveneves Movie Coming from Ron Howard, Apollo 13 Scribe

A feature film adaptation of theNeal Stephensonsci-fi novelSevenevesis picking up steam, and it’s got some serious clout. Per Deadline,Ron Howardhas signed on to direct the film, setting hisApollo 13screenwriterWilliam Broyles Jr.to pen the script whileBrian Grazerwill produce. That’s a formidable team for any adaptation, butSeveneveshas some serious promise and marks a significant tonal changeup for the Oscar-winningA Beautiful Minddirector. The novel, which hit shelves last year, begins with humanity in dire straights as a catastrophic event renders Earth uninhabitable....

August 13, 2025 · 3 min · 510 words · Amanda Sutton

Songbird: First Images from Michael Bay Pandemic Movie Revealed

During a time when the coronavirus pandemic is ravaging every part of our lives, turning normal activities into something out of a Hollywood thriller, what I’m craving from my entertainment right now is… a Hollywood thriller literally about the coronavirus pandemic? Hmm. Well. ProducerMichael Baymay not have read the room exactly correct, but he and his filmmaking team certainly did explode the room withSongbird, a film about the pandemic, made during the pandemic....

August 13, 2025 · 3 min · 491 words · Robert Carey

Star Trek Movies Ranked from Worst to Best

Star Trekhas had an unusual road to its fandom. It began as a short-lived television series, and yet it’s a highly influential and long lasting franchise that has spawned four sequel series and thirteen motion pictures. These two formats can be incredibly different, both in terms of tenor and tone, despite taking place in the same universe with the same casts. It is, to quote Mr. Spock, “fascinating.” Some make the case that this is a story that deserves to be told on a cinematic canvas, while others argue thatTrekis best served as an episodic series....

August 13, 2025 · 15 min · 3019 words · Matthew Griffith

Star Wars: The Last Jedi Force Friday II Event to Feature Porgs

Disney and Lucasfilm today announced “Find the Force”, a global augmented reality event rolling out on September 1st, forever to be known as “Force Friday II”, to celebrate new products inspired byStar Wars: The Last Jedi. The pop-up treasure hunt, requiring the use of theStar WarsApp, will unite fans around the world in the battle against the dark side in a unique three-day event at over 20,000 retail locations across 30 countries....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 409 words · James Sullivan

Suicide Squad Positive Reviews Promise a Brighter Future

It’s been arough debutfor Warner Bros., DC Comics, andDavid Ayer’sSuicide Squad, but the toughest time of all has probably been had by hardcore fans of the comics, their characters, and the beleaguered cinematic universe. Those fans are understandably upset, flipping plates of chicken nuggets and swallowing LEGO Batman figures in their grief. But there’s a bright side to the gloomy reviews that have emerged forSuicide Squadso far! Though the majority of critics, including our ownMatt Goldberg, found the antihero film to be lacking, there are a number of other reviewers out there who found plenty of positive things to say....

August 13, 2025 · 5 min · 980 words · Crystal Marquez

The 25 Best Neo Westerns of the 21st Century

What is a neo-western, anyhow? Well, usually, the word “neo” is just a fancy way of saying “new” or “contemporary.” So, neo-western describes a subgenre of film, consisting of modern variations of old western themes.This subgenre often includes rebellious protagonists of theanti-herosort, vast landscapes, and rugged scenery, and occasionally features a strong dose of violence and gun-fighting. Many characters in neo-westerns struggle with feeling somewhat displaced by their current surroundings, with their way of life being antiquated for the modern time....

August 13, 2025 · 9 min · 1780 words · Matthew Williams

The All-Time Classic Western Film Richie Is Watching on ‘The Bear’ Has a Much Deeper Meaning

There are some shows on TV that you can watch while doing other things, whether that be chores, work, or scrolling on your phone, as many of us are guilty of. Even if it is wrong, some are simple enough that you can still follow the narrative without your complete attention.The Bearis certainly not one of those shows.Every shot and scene inThe Bearis crucial to the storyand framed beautifully by cinematographerAndrew Wehde....

August 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1145 words · Tony Townsend