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Hope ends with a conversation between J’aur and Ma’veyyo, a conversation that sets up a sequel Na said he already wrote. This happens after they watch a giant warship break through the clouds then ...

There are filmmakers who would have tried to take ideas from the Resident Evil games and translate them directly into the film. And then there’s Zach Cregger. Cregger took monster concepts from the ...

To get the most out of MaXXXine you have to understand what Ti West has been doing with the X trilogy. The overriding theme is the influence cinema has on individuals (the promise of stardom) and ...

A lot of sites have written “what’s real” articles about Primetime. But very few are comprehensive. So, that’s what you’re getting here. The most comprehensive breakdown of what’s real and not real in ...

Digger ends with a “Level Four” warning interrupting the audience’s ovation for the preview of Fossil Fools. In response, everyone puts on their Lungz-brand breathing masks, then files out into ...

Primetime ends one year after the events in Murphy, Texas, with Bill Conradt. We find Dan Plum living in Mesa, Arizona, far from Los Angeles. A chatty neighbor brings Plum a letter from the acting ...

Bryan does not turn into an established Resident Evil monster. He’s not Nyx or William Birkin. Zach Cregger made a film that matched the spirit and vibe of the RE franchise but not the specific ...

Primetime’s Dan Plum, played by Skyler Gisondo, isn’t a real person. He’s a composite character, meaning a combination of several real people. But there’s clearly a primary influence: Dan Schrack, the ...