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Bad Sisters Renewed for Season 2

“I look forward to getting chilly in the Irish Sea one more time,” said creator Sharon Horgan. Image via Apple TV+ Just about a month after its critically acclaimed finale, Apple TV+ is letting fans know to expect more Bad Sisters. Today, the streamer has announced that the dark-comedy murder mystery has been renewed for a second season! The series comes from BAFTA winner Sharon Horgan. Bad…

5 Ways ‘Better Call Saul’ Bettered ‘Breaking Bad’ (& 5 Ways It Didn’t)

With Breaking Bad having concluded way back in 2013, and Better Call Saul ending in 2022, it’s now possible to compare the two shows directly. It’s important to note that both are great in their own ways (even if one somehow still doesn’t have any Emmys), and are heavily linked, as Better Call Saul is set (mostly) before Breaking Bad, and features many returning characters from the original…

AI-Created Movies Are a Bad Idea

Mankind’s technological advancements have been developing at such breakneck speeds that we often take for granted how they have made our lives easier. One of the most interesting results of human brainpower is the machine-like replication of itself: artificial intelligence. AI is already present in our daily tasks, from search engines, algorithms, virtual assistant technology, and the like.…

New Alexander and Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day Movie Announced

Disney is preparing to take us on yet another fun ride with a new adaptation of Judith Viorst’s classic children’s book Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. The movie will star Eva Longoria (Desperate Housewives) and George Lopez (The George Lopez Show), according to The Hollywood Reporter. The latest adaptation will be Latino-focused and will follow a “Mexican-American…

The Final Destination Franchise Made Death the Ultimate Big Bad

When it comes to horror movies, death is essential, alongside blood, screaming, and jump scares. Death is the ultimate consequence in life; however, one little movie changed the face of horror and death on March 17, 2000: Final Destination. Seven people on a flight to Paris are forced to leave a plane after Alex Browning (Devon Sawa) has a dream that sees the tragic death of everyone on Flight…

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