Author: Jacob Dressler

Micro-budget filmmaker and lover of all things horror.

We finally know the release date for The Boys season 2, the highly anticipated followup to Amazon’s critically acclaimed first season. The next chapter is due out in just a few months, with a planned release date of September 4th for the season’s first three episodes. The plan is to then release each subsequent episode on a weekly basis. Now a gory new teaser trailer for The Boys season 2 has been released down below! The teaser trailer for The Boys season 2 is incredibly violent and bloody, and as such it’ll likely satisfy fans of the series’ first season.…

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Things have become rather busy on the DC side lately, especially with not only Robert Pattinson coming onboard to play a new interpretation of Batman – but with Michael Keaton making a return as the character as well. On top of this, a new rumor suggests that Ben Affleck is also preparing to play Batman yet again. The rumor is supported by the fact that DC apparently wants to design an entire multiverse with their brand of characters. This means Michael Keaton, Robert Pattinson, supposedly now Ben Affleck, and perhaps even Christian Bale could all simultaneously play Batman. Taylor Murphy…

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While J.K. Rowling built up an incredible fanbase following the success of her Harry Potter novels and their subsequent film adaptations, many fans have become alienated after Rowling continually suggested she was transphobic with her social media posts. Now it appears she’s at it yet again, this time further offending individuals after making what has been considered by many to be a transphobic series of opinions regarding hormone therapy and physical surgery. As some of you might already know, the issues first really started after J.K. Rowling shared an article on her Twitter profile titled “Opinion: Creating a more equal…

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After 11 long years since the 2008 film Rambo was released, Sylvester Stallone finally brought the legendary character back to theaters in 2019. While the 2019 film, titled Rambo: Last Blood, seemed to indicate a conclusion for the long-running action franchise, some still have to wonder: will there be a Rambo 6? According to Sylvester Stallone himself, Rambo 6 actually could happen. Apparently the fate of Rambo 6 is intertwined with how well Rambo: Last Blood continues to do financially. The fifth Rambo film had an extended cut released on Amazon Prime Video in May, and this week saw the…

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Fans were pleased when the hit series Unsolved Mysteries was revived thanks to Netflix earlier this month. The updated version of the classic series Unsolved Mysteries introduced six new cases to spark interest in viewers, and it seems quite a few have already been sending in tips. As explained by series co-creator and executive producer Terry Dunn Meurer, there are also even about 20 “credible” leads. She further explained how their process works via the Chicago Sun Times. It seems that with “credible” leads, they are able to “pass them on to the appropriate authorities.” As the series is still…

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It’s been a wild year for all of us, as if 2020 itself has had some kind of astrological curse placed on it. It’s become something of a running gag to blame 2020 for most issues, even the slightest ones. Now popular film actress Olivia Munn is joining in on the fun – blaming 2020 for a birthday Instagram video in her bikini that didn’t quite go as planned. As you can see in the below video, Olivia Munn decided to show off her birthday activities for the day among other things. She took the time to pose in front…

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As DC continues to plan out its next few waves of superhero movies, it looks like we might be getting one focused on John Constantine. In fact, according to a new rumor, it seems J.J. Abrams is potentially going to produce said John Constantine movie. While it’s unclear if Keanu Reeves could return to reprise his role from the 2005 Constantine film, it appears that it’s a “goal” of the studio to potentially get him back for the role. The ultimate plan would be to lead the way to a Justice League Dark film featuring DC’s other horror-related characters alongside…

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Scooby-Doo is usually the perfect addition to any October or Halloween lineup. Now fans will finally have an official Halloween-themed Scooby-Doo film to look forward to coming out later this year. The new movie is titled Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo, and features quite a few guest stars – including horror host Elvira! The movie was also written, produced, and directed by Maxwell Atoms – the creator behind the hit Cartoon Network series The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy. And as you can see in the below trailer for the film, thanks to Syfy Wire, his signature style is clearly present…

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It looks like Time Magazine writer Eliana Dockterman, known for her articles regarding feminism, has taken the time to criticize many of America’s superheroes. She explained that due to the recent protests which caused Hollywood to change its representation of cops, that they should do the same for superheroes. According to Dockterman, superheroes are problematic for being straight, white men. As she explained, via Time Magazine, she stated that the criticisms for cops should only be the beginning of a much bigger civil rights movement: “As we engage in this long overdue conversation about law enforcement,” she writes, “it’s high…

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Everyone everywhere has been impacted by the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic in one way or another. In fact, reactions have ranged from cautiousness to outright panic. Interestingly, however, it seems that horror fans have had a rather open mind regarding the Coronavirus pandemic – possibly the most open, according to a new study. Now the study, which was published in Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture, has suggested that horror fans have coped better with the Coronavirus than most other individuals. Psychologist Coltan Scrivner at the University of Chicago conducted the study, and as he stated those who like watching films of…

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