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Despite Train to Busan's unbeaten reputation, one Squid Game actor just made it look more impressive than ever. Yeon Sang-ho's acclaimed movie remains at the top of the all-time best fast zombie movies even eight years after its release. Train to Busan follows a group of passengers on a train ride from Seoul to Busan as they fight to survive a fast-spreading zombie virus. With a special focus on a workaholic businessman and his estranged daughter, the film delivers heart-rending moments that mix perfectly with the blood-curling horror.

Going from a neglectful father to a relentless protector and hero, Seok-woo's transformation is one of the most incredible performances in Korean horror movies. Actor Gong Yoo, who plays The Salesman in Squid Game's cast, is Train to Busan's anchor, delivering an affecting story of redemption with all the excitement of a zombie movie. After Gong's stand-out...

Though Alien: Romulus received a mostly positive response from critics and fans, one aspect of the movie that was met with almost universal backlash was the likeness of a deceased actor being used for a new character via VFX.

When Rain Carradine and her crew arrive on the derelict space station, they learn that the ship's android is still functional despite clearly being in very bad shape after a Xenomorph attack. They plug him in to discover what happened, and we see that the synthetic is the same model as Ash from Ridley Scott's original movie.

The late Ian Holm was "resurrected" (with permission from the actor's estate) to achieve this, but even setting aside the controversy surrounding the practice of "digital necromancy," the effects used to portray the character were... not the best.

Some shots looked okay, but for the majority of Rook's screen-time, his face basically...

It's no secret that The Boys is a story about superheroes, but these heroes constantly defy traditional expectations. Unlike the iconic champions of truth, justice, and a better world, the heroes in The Boys' universe are driven by darker motivations. This subversion of the classic superhero archetype was, in fact, the primary inspiration behind creators Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's vision for the series.

What’s less widely known is that Ennis and Robertson were not interested in creating just another "heroes gone bad" story. By the time The Boys debuted in 2006, the superhero genre had already seen several iconic – and compelling – superhero deconstructions, such as Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen and Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns.

Instead of merely satirizing individual characters, Ennis and Robertson aimed to dismantle the entire superhero genre—lock, stock, and flowing cape.

From The Start - The Boys Were Meant...

While witches, lions, and hedgehogs fight over the holiday box office, one of fiction’s most legendary vampires, Count Orlok, lurks in the shadows, waiting to strike. Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is in theaters now, but we have an alternate solution to satiating your desire for chilling cinema featuring a blood-thirsty phantom of the dead and dark. We’ve got a modernized version of F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, complete with HD quality, color, and a modern score!

This presentation is exclusive to JoBlo.com for a limited time. The retooled version of Murnau’s classic horror tells the terrifying story of Count Orlok, an ancient vampire seeking residence in an abandoned manor, waiting to rise from his coffin and terrorize the people surrounding his new home. Adapted by Henrik Galeen from Bran Stoker’s “Dracula,” Nosferatu: Symphony of Horror brings out the best of the silent film era with unforgettable characters,...

Exclusive: Rashida Jones, Will McCormack and Michael Govier have been set to write Tom and Jerry, a feature that will be made under Bill Damaschke’s Warner Bros Pictures Animation.

They will be starting fresh on the new iteration of the misadventures of the cat Tom and mouse Jerry, hatched in 1940 by William Hanna & Joseph Barbera at MGM. Until MGM shuttered its animation division, they made 114 shorts that won 7 Oscars. Later versions came from Gene Deitch and Chuck Jones, and then others. The characters most recently toplined the 2021 hybrid film Tom & Jerry. While through the years it has been criticized for the sometimes violent ways the cat tries to trap the mouse and pays dearly for it, the venerable franchise has been an influence on many cartoon series including The Simpsons.

Through their prolific Le Train Train banner, Jones and McCormack work as writers, directors and producers with credits include Celeste and Jesse Forever,...

The news that Jessie T. Usher’s A-Train will return in The Boys season 5 is great for both the character himself and the show as a whole. The Boys season 5's story is tough to predict after the many twists and turns of its most recent outings. The Boys season 4’s finale left Victoria Neuman dead and Butcher more powerful than ever, but even his new powers would be no match for the unholy alliance of President Calhoun and Homelander. Despite defeating Neuman, Butcher inadvertently left Homelander and Sage in a stronger position than ever.

Related The Boys' 8 Celebrity Cameos, Ranked

From Jimmy Fallon to Charlize Theron, The Boys has garnered a reputation for its hilarious and memorable celebrity cameos in each season.

Given Ryan’s The Boys season 5 villain arc, Homelander’s new political capital, and how much time he spent helping out the Boys as a double agent,...

The premise of Sherwood Schwartz's popular 1964 sitcom "Gilligan's Island" is handily explained in its theme song: five passengers check into a three-hour boat tour, run by the skipper and first mate of a tiny tourist boat called the S.S. Minnow. The ship hits some bad weather and is thrown miles off course, landing on an uncharted desert isle. The seven tourists become seven stranded castaways. No phones, no lights, no motorcars, not a single luxury. Like "Robinson Crusoe," it's as primitive as can be. The septet have to learn to live together, usually to comedic effect. 

Gilligan (Bob Denver) was the above-mentioned first mate, and his innocent cluelessness and tendency to bumble often thwarted the castaways' ability to escape. He shared the island with his Skipper (Alan Hale), a professor (Russell Johnson), a pair of married millionaires (Natalie Schafer and Jim Backus), a farmer (Dawn Wells), and a...

It wouldn’t be an official Saturday Night Live season without disgruntled comedians complaining that the nearly 50-year-show ripped off their jokes. Sometimes, the accusations are eye-rolling — in October, a New York stand-up complained that Andrew Dismukes’ “Hey Soul Sister” sketch copied his bit. But there’s not much to the allegation — both simply make fun of Train’s cringe song. Get in line. People have been ripping that song for years.

The Whitest Kids U' Know, the 2000s sketch comedy group with a cult hit on IFC, might have a more credible claim to comedy idea theft after the recent John Mulaney episode. As Matt Belloni observed in his What I’m Hearing column, “Last week’s Beppo the monkey astronaut sketch on SNL looks very similar to this ‘Bo Bo the Monkey’ sketch by the Whitest Kids U’ Know from about 15 years ago.”

While the Kids haven’t complained publicly,...

Jesus Christ, three more Lego movies? Yes, three additional films about the beloved Danish interlocking blocks are being developed at Universal. Presumably riding high off the unending enthusiasm surrounding animated Pharrell propaganda, Piece By Piece, Universal and Lego are connecting for three movies about the barefoot's worst enemy: Lego blocks.

Hallmark stars Ashley Williams and Nikki DeLoach hosted the seventh annual Dance Party to End Alz: Halloween Edition on Sunday, Oct. 27 at Avalon in Hollywood, which raised $250,000 and counting for the Alzheimer's Association research grant program.

The event founded by Kimberly Williams-Paisley was emceed by Jonathan Bennett and Melissa Peterman.

Williams and DeLoach opened the evening with a surprise performance of “Thriller.” The duo welcomed guests and shared why co-hosting the event meant so much to them after both losing a parent to dementia. Williams’ mom, Linda, passed away with Alzheimer’s in 2016, and DeLoach’s dad, David, passed away with Pick’s disease, a rare form of dementia, in 2021.

Dressed in a variety of Halloween costumes, performers took to the stage covering their favorite hits. Accompanied by house band Casual Encounters, performances included:

Caleb Polaha’s versions of “Friends In Low Places”

Charles Esten's take on “Break on Through,...

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Satellite and streaming radio platform SiriusXM will debut more than two dozen holiday-themed channels this season, including a new one that will see the radio service partner with NBC late night comedian Jimmy Fallon, the company affirmed this week.

The channel, called “Jimmy Fallon’s Holiday Seasoning Radio,” will offer a mixture of holiday classics that are hand-picked by Fallon himself, intertwined with funny stories, holiday-themed dedications to fans and an inside look at the making of Fallon’s new album “Holiday Seasoning” that will drop in November. It will be exclusively available on SiriusXM’s streaming radio platform.

A number of other SiriusXM fan favorites will return this year, including “Hallmark Radio,” “Mannheim Steamroller Channel” and “Trans-Siberian Orchestra Radio.” Most popular channels will be available on the satellite and streaming radio platform, while a handful will be exclusively to the SiriusXM app for phones,...

Sister Sage (Susan Heyward) is the most compelling new supe in "The Boys" season 4. Unlike Stillwell and Stormfront before her, she's the first woman on the show to successfully form a respectful alliance with Homelander — and by "successfully," we just mean she managed to survive the whole season around Homelander without getting lasered to death. That's pretty impressive; sure, Firecracker (Valorie Curry) has also tried her best to do the same in the fourth season's final episodes, but somehow we don't think it's gonna go as well for her.

What makes Sage's survival of Homelander more impressive is how much she hid from him throughout the season; she knew A-Train (Jessie T. Usher) was the mole in the Seven instantly, but she never snitches him out. Her explanation in the finale is that she saw A-Train as controlled opposition; he was leaking info to the Boys, sure, but all that...

Two classic sci-fi horror franchises were recently given new leases of life, with the Predator returning to hunt his Prey in Dan Trachtenberg's 2022 movie, and the Xenomorphs back to their chest-bursting best in this year's Alien: Romulus.

Both films were critically-acclaimed and very popular with audiences, so it shouldn't come as much of a surprise to learn that Disney-owned 20th Century Studios is planning more instalments.

We already knew that a Prey spin-off titled Badlands was in the works, but 20th Century Studios boss Steve Asbell has now revealed that a "secret" Predator movie will also be with us next year that will also be helmed by Trachtenberg. Badlands will be a theatrical release, but it sounds like this other film will be going straight to streaming.

"There’s a second Predator movie that we have different plans for. Dan has actually directed both. There’s a secret Predator...

Andrew Dismukes got some shine in the Saturday Night Live spotlight this weekend. He and Ego Nwodim play a young couple trying to convince their skeptical parents that their interracial romance will stand the test of time. To prove his love, Dismukes breaks out a ukulele to sing a song he wrote about their love — Train’s, er, his “Hey, Soul Sister.”

It’s a one-joke premise — can you believe this piece-of-crap hit was so cringe? — entirely tied to Dismukes’ committing to the bit. He does so to B+ effect, but one comic in New York was crying foul after the sketch aired.

Comedian Demetrius Fields took to Instagram to complain: “Someone at Saturday Night Live ripped off my bit last night so here’s a recording of me doing it from last May,” he said. “I’ve been doing it for 5 months in a lot of the same rooms...

A certain Train-penned earworm received a savage attack in one of the first sketches on this week’s Michael Keaton-hosted “SNL” episode. Set in Detroit, Michigan in 1955, the sketch takes place at a suburban home where an interracial couple looks to win over their family’s support for their union.

The actual Train song was inspired by ideas of what Burning Man could be like — its own potentially racially problematic real-life context, but not at all what’s presented in the sketch.

Ego Nwodim and Andrew Dismukes play the couple in a sketch titled “Forbidden Romance,” which opens with the families arguing before Dismukes urges them all to sit down. He explains to his parents, played by Heidi Gardner and Keaton, “Janey and I are in love, and we intend to wed.”

Keaton’s ’50s father responds, “Janey is a lovely girl, but a white man married to a...

The marketing team for the hit Prime Video superhero satire series "The Boys" has done some incredible work blurring the lines between the show's reality and our own reality with a strong social media presence for fictional mega-conglomerate Vought International. They've also helped bridge the gap between seasons with things like the hilarious fake Fox News-style segments "Seven on 7," and now they've provided a quick update on one of season 4's biggest loose ends... sort of. 

In a post on the website formerly known as Twitter, the official Vought International account shared an update on the status of A-Train (Jessie T. Usher), who disappeared in the penultimate episode of the season after Homelander (Antony Starr) discovered that he was the mole inside the Seven secretly working for The Boys. 

Vought has frequently spun the disappearance of various supes in different ways, even replacing Black Noir under everybody's noses after the original one died.

Not since Bicycle Thieves has a film focused so determinedly on the theft of a bike as James, receiving its world premiere at the Oldenburg Film Festival. Which isn’t to suggest Max Train’s eccentric new comedy has much in common with Vittorio De Sica’s 1948 neorealist classic, aside from similarly being shot in black and white. The sort of picture for which the term “quirky” could have been invented, it bears much more similarity to the early works of Jim Jarmusch, especially in its deadpan style. Probably best appreciated at a midnight screening after a few drinks, the Canadian indie is yet another example of the festival discovering a small-scale gem.

The movie begins with the hard-drinking title character (Dylan Beatch, who co-wrote the screenplay with Train) being violently arrested and then recounting his tale to a detective who wants to know why he has committed so many crimes against a single individual.

Demon Slayer has been one of the most hyped anime that has viewers all over the world entertained with its great story and intense fights. As many anime fans know, Tanjiro Kamado embarks on a treacherous quest as he looks for a way to turn his demon sister Nezuko back into a human, all while facing many obstacles. The anime stands out from the rest with its jaw-dropping visual effects and unique fighting styles.

The anime captivates audiences every single episode and knows how to keep fans wanting more. There are tons of anime that have amazing fighting scenes, but Demon Slayer takes the cake with this one. From seasons 1-4, there are great fighting moments that happen in Demon Slayer.

Tanjiro & The Hand Demon Episode 4, Season 1 "Final Selection"

When Tanjiro first started becoming a demon slayer, one of his first powerful demons was the hand demon during Final Selection.

Update, 1:08 Pm: “This machine sues fascists.”

Jack White said he was going to take Donald Trump to court for using his music, and today, with a tribute to the late great Woody Guthrie, he has.

In a jury trial seeking complaint filed Monday in federal court in New York, the musician and his White Stripes bandmate Meg White have collectively and individually made their move to shut the ex-potus’ campaign use of the band’s 2003 mega-hit “Seven Nation Army” in videos.

White made it official with a post on his social media in the last hour:

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In case there was any remaining ambiguity about why Jack White and Meg White are taking the big legal step today, the complaint stated that the duo “vehemently oppose the policies adopted and actions taken by Defendant Trump when he was...

Those who loved the South Korean horror movie Train to Busan should check out this new Netflix series that has a notable commonality with the 2016 movie. When it comes to South Korean zombie movies, Train to Busan is one of the most significant of the last few years. The movie tells the story of Seok-woo, a man who is trying to save himself and his daughter when a zombie outbreak takes place on their speeding train. Earning an impressive 95% on Rotten Tomatoes, Train to Busan is a horror staple, which is why many viewers crave similar projects.

It is important to note that Train to Busan is not so lauded because it is simply scary. Of course, the movie definitely has its fair share of scares and disturbing gore, but there are other, more important elements of the film as well. For example, the movie considers how humans react when...

Alien: Romulus contains quite a few call-backs to Ridley Scott's original masterpiece and James Cameron's sequel, but it also reintroduces a concept from one of the less popular movies in the franchise, Alien: Resurrection.

Towards the end of the film, a pregnant and dying Kay injects herself with the Prometheus 5 formula to keep herself alive. Though she does survive (for a while), this ultimately results in her giving birth to a human/alien hybrid.

Named "The Offspring" in the credits, this rather terrifying creature does look a lot better than the albino monstrosity from Resurrection, but introducing another hybrid was a choice that not everyone was fully on board with... including the studio!

While speaking to THR, director Fede Alvarez revealed that the studio did initially have some reservations.

"They did [push back] at the beginning [with regard to the Offspring], but not because they didn’t like it. They just thought, 'Is it too much?...

Exclusive: Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Bullet Train), Tom Hardy (Venom) and director Cary Fukunaga (No Time To Die) are teaming for Jo Nesbo crime-thriller adaptation, Blood On Snow, which will likely be the biggest pre-sales title at TIFF for WME Independent and Range.

Nesbø is scripting the project (with revisions by Ben Power), based on his own best-selling novel of the same name.

The buzzy story unfolds in 1970’s Oslo, where two rival gang leaders—Hoffman and the Fisherman (Hardy) —vie for control.

It marks a rare feature screenwriting outing for the acclaimed Norwegian novelist whose books have been adapted into multiple hit movies and TV series. Filming is due to take place later this year.

The synopsis reads: “Hoffman’s trusted hitman, Olav (Johnson), is a cold, efficient killer, perfect for the job. But beneath his ruthless exterior lies an unexpected intelligence and an unwavering moral code shaped by a complicated childhood…...

With A-Train officially exiting the Seven, Vought International is without one of their most famous supes, and The Boys has already revealed how the organization will cover this up in season 5. Despite remaining loyal to Vought for the first three seasons and squandering various opportunities at redemption, A-Train finally followed a better path in season 4 and left the superhero group behind. Not only was he one of The Seven's original members when the show started, but A-Train is also one of The Boys' strongest characters, meaning his absence from Vought will be a huge deal in season 5.

Having finally gotten tired of being a fake hero and doing Homelander's dirty work, A-Train reluctantly worked with The Boys to try and take down the Seven once and for all. He helped the protagonists numerous times and even fought his former allies to help protect Starlight and Butcher. However, after his cover was blown,...

Season 4 was a rough period for poor Annie, Aka Starlight. She got into a mostly one-sided feud with new supe villain Firecracker (Valerie Curry) that killed her reputation, she lost her powers for a bit, and then she spent ten days chained up to a radiator while a shapeshifting supe slept with her boyfriend Hughie. The poor woman needs a win! This might be why her actress, Erin Moriarty, has a clear request for the fifth (and final) season: she wants Annie to finally get to kill the Deep (Chace Crawford).

"Listen, I personally, I think that as of this past season, all bets are off," Moriarty said in a recent interview. "I think that we had certain predictions, 'I think she should kill Homelander.' I don't think that want or desire will or can be met. Who knows? But she's got to at least get The Deep, let...

There’s an inventive sequence early in the unexpectedly delightful Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in which the Bee Gees’ “Tragedy” accompanies Monica Bellucci’s soul-sucking demoness as her hacked up body parts are shaken loose from crates in the afterlife’s lost-and-found warehouse, where she proceeds to stitch herself back together like a gorgeous DIY Frankenstein monster. That scene multitasks as a show of kinship with the same actor’s role as a vampire bride in Bram Stoker’s Dracula; a tribute from Tim Burton to a key Gothic literature inspiration; and a darkly delicious valentine to the director’s offscreen partner of the past two years.

One of many inspired set-pieces in a clever sequel laced with hilarious callbacks to the 1988 original and amusingly eclectic pop-culture references to everything from Carrie to Mario Bava, from Soul Train to Donna Summer, it’s not the only time during the movie that I scrawled,...

This is a call from Donald Trump to Foo Fighters.

A spokesman for the ex-potus and current GOP presidential nominee hit back at the multiplatinum band today after Dave Grohl and company complained about their hit “My Hero” being played at a weekend rally without the band’s consent.

“It’s Times Like These facts matter, don’t be a Pretender,” Trump’s rep Steven Cheung wrote on X, copping the titles of two Foo tracks.

“My Hero” blared on the Pa during a rally with new endorsee Robert Kennedy Jr. in the swing state of Arizona on Friday, and the band made its distaste — and lack of approval — known soon afterward. Only trouble is, the Trump camp said it has licensed use of that song and so many others from performing-rights company BMI.

Cheung included a quote from a UK newspaper backing his point. The Independent had tweeted, or X’d,...

Alien: Romulus is set at some point in the 57-year gap between Ridley Scott's original and James Cameron's Aliens, which means Ellen Ripley was out there - somewhere!

The movie contains several call-backs to earlier films in the franchise, but aside from that quote towards the end, there didn't appear to be any direct references or nods to Sigourney Weaver's iconic heroine.

Or so we thought!

While chatting to the ReelBlend podcast, director Fede Álvarez revealed that there are “a few clues I’ve planted in the movie,” before adding that “it kind of defeats the whole purpose” if he points out exactly what they are.

There's been some speculation that Ripley's escape shuttle can be seen blasting away from the wreckage of the Nostromo at the beginning of the movie.

The filmmaker also suggests that there may have been early discussions about somehow working Ripley into the movie.

New Radicals are back with their first music release in 25 years: their versions of “Murder on the Dancefloor” and the Begin Again song, “Lost Stars.”

The new music was announced this week by New Radicals’ Gregg Alexander via an open letter penned to Kamala Harris’ husband, Doug Emhoff, who has used the band’s song “You Get What You Give” as his walk-on music at campaign events (including the DNC this week). In the letter, Alexander explains that the two singles arrive as “a musical gift to you, Doug, and our other fans,” in an effort to “rally the cause of democracy and encourage all artists to get out the vote.”

To that end, Alexander clarified that “this isn’t some ‘comeback’ — this is us doing our small part to support the fight for freedom!” Elsewhere in the letter, he praised Emhoff as a “family man of conscience who cares...

Alien: Romulus has slashed its way into theaters this weekend and, unsurprisingly, it's opened at #1 in North America. According to Deadline, current projections point to Fede Alvarez's reboot debuting with north of $40 million following a combined $18.5 million from Thursday previews/Friday.

The movie is already "Certified Fresh" on Rotten Tomatoes with 81% and has been awarded a B+ CinemaScore. Alien was released before CinemaScore's introduction but James Cameron's sequel, Aliens, has the franchise's best score with an A.

After that, there's Alien vs. Predator (B), Prometheus (B), Alien: Covenant (B), Alien Resurrection (B-), Alien3 (C), and Alien vs. Predator: Requiem (C).

A B+ puts Alien: Covenant right behind Aliens as the second-best-reviewed instalment, so that's a solid result.

Back to those box office takings, and Deadpool & Wolverine will slip to #2 with a projected $27 million - $29 million after a $8.5 million Friday. It Ends With Us is looking at third place with a $23 million haul.

The Boys offers a unique take on superheroes, exploring consequences of super-powered beings in society. Characters like Hughie and Kimiko showcase a diverse range of powers and abilities within the show. The series features a variety of memorable supes, with unique strengths and weaknesses depicted throughout the seasons.

The Boys is based on a long-running comic series, but Prime Video's adaptation is an intriguing idea that takes a slightly more measured approach to the deconstruction of the superhero genre, and this shows in The Boys powers. The show wrestles with questions like "What are the consequences of having super-powered superheroes in society with the everyday person?" and "What happens when superheroes aren't all decent people and become more concerned about their celebrity status than the people they are supposed to protect?"

Viewers get an exploration of this when Hughie, an everyday human, watches his girlfriend torn apart as A-Train...

A lot happened during the season 4 finale of The Boys. Among them was Ashley Barrett taking a shot of Compound V after hearing that she was on the list of people Homelander wanted dead. The problem with taking any V is that the results are random. You could become as strong as Homelander, as fast as A-Train, or end up with hammer hands like Groundhawk. Unfortunately for Ashley, taking the shot was the only way to save her life.

After Ashley takes the shot, her head grows and her wig falls off. It’s like her brain was growing out of her skull. It’s easy to think that she’ll develop telepathy or telekinesis. Telepathy would keep her a step ahead of Homelander at all times. However, another way to stay alive is to become invulnerable. Jack from Jupiter is the only character in The Boys comic book that can do that.

Ashley Barrette's costume design subtly foreshadowed her Compound V twist in The Boys season 4. Despite adversity, Ashley refuses to flee with A-Train and injects herself with Compound V instead. Her transformation into a powerful supe symbolized by her jaguar print dress hints at her rise to power.

Ashley Barrette's Compound V twist towards the end of The Boys season 4 was perfectly foreshadowed by her costume design. Following the events of Gen V, Ashley Barrette's The Boys season 4 story begins on a low note when Homelander demotes her after getting Sister Sage involved in the Seven. As a result, Ashley considers resigning from her job but struggles to gather the courage to make the move. Things take an even more tragic turn for Ashley when Tek-Knight passes away, and she starts fearing that Homelander will kill her after learning about her secret partnership with A-Train.

Surprisingly, despite all the odds stacked against her,...

The Boys: The Shocking Marvel & DC Parodies You Never Saw Coming - Main Image

In a world where superheroes are always looked up to, the famous series The Boys says: What if they are flawed and egotistical? The Amazon Prime series has broken the traditional hero narrative by exposing the darker side of fandom.

The superheroes in this darkly comedic series are shockingly accurate parodies of Marvel and DC characters. Writers haven't held back from making parodies of famous comic book characters.

William Billy Butcher - Karl Urban

The character of Billy Butcher can be seen as a direct parody of The Punisher from Marvel. Both these characters operate outside the law using violent means and are highly skilled in combat.

They don't trust government and established institutions and are driven by vengeance.

The Female - Karen Fukuhara

Kimiko Miyashiro, or The Female, resembles two X-Men characters, Deadpool and Wolverine.

Descubre el origen de tus personajes favoritos de la saga ‘Transformers’. © Paramount

Paramount ha publicado un nuevo tráiler de la película animada “Transformers One”.

“Transformers One” es la historia jamás contada del origen de Optimus Prime y Megatron y de cómo pasaron de ser hermanos de armas que cambiaron el destino de Cybertron para siempre, a convertirse en enemigos acérrimos.

Esta precuela supone la primera película de Transformers animada totalmente por CGI y cuenta con un reparto de voces repleto de estrellas, como Chris Hemsworth (“Thor”), Brian Tyree Henry (“Bullet Train”), Scarlett Johansson (“Viuda Negra”), Keegan-Michael Key (“Wonka”), Steve Buscemi (“Fargo”), con Laurence Fishburne (“Matrix”), y Jon Hamm (“Mad Men”).

La película de animación está dirigida por Josh Cooley (“Toy Story 4”) y escrita por Andrew Barrer y Gabriel Ferrari (“Ant-Man y la Avispa”) y Steve Desmond y Michael Sherman (“Knock at the Cabin”).

“Transformers One” se estrena en cines el 20 de septiembre.

Jack Quaid’s Hughie from The Boys has been absolutely killing it since the first season. He’s the voice of reason, the glue that holds the boys together, and a total fan favorite. Believe it or not, he almost nabbed the role of Superman in James Gunn’s Dcu!

DC head James Gunn (image credit: Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons)

However now, the fans are rallying behind him to snag the role of Wally West in the DC universe. The irony of it all adds a hilarious twist to the mix.

Jack Quaid Auditioned for James Gunn’s Superman!

Everybody knows that David Corenswet is taking on the iconic role of Superman in James Gunn’s DC universe, and has their own opinion about it. What adds a twist to the story is that Jack Quaid, from The Boys, also threw his hat into the ring for the role.

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The Boys: Fans are Laughing at Homelander Feeling Betrayed by A-Train - Main Image

A-Train has been one of the main villains of The Boys since the very first season, but Season 4 has had him become a leak in The Seven working for Mm.

With the Deep and Noir figuring out that A-Train is the leak, they went straight to Homelander with the information. While everyone was expecting Hl to explode and go after A-Train, he surprised everyone and started getting teary about A-Train’s betrayal. So what’s up with that?

Why Does Homelander Cry When He Realizes A-Train is The Traitor?

In The Insider's latest episode, Homelander gives up on letting Butcher and his Boys live, sending the Deep and Noir to go after them. While it did seem like Butcher and Starlight were done for, A-Train suddenly pops up and helps fight off the Seven.

The “disaster movie” is not quite as visible as it used to be in Hollywood, but thankfully for fans, South Korea has more than picked up the slack. In just the last two decades, Koreans have had to deal with a variety of catastrophes on screen, including a tsunami, a collapsed tunnel, an unstable power plant, and multiple zombie outbreaks. The latest offering in this genre, however, stands out from all the rest. Not because the disaster in question is unique; a bridge pile-up is only the beginning in Kim Tae-gon‘s Project Silence.

This movie doesn’t waste any time getting to its main attraction; after their cursory and brief introductions, the core characters all make their way to the ill-fated bridge where multiple dangers loom. When this looks to be another case of rag-tag strangers coming together for their collective survival — and it very much is one — the...

A-Train is having one heck of a season on The Boys! His character has really been changing for the better. At first, he only cared about himself and doing whatever it took to stay famous. But now, he’s becoming a real hero.

One big moment that showed how much A-Train has grown happened a few episodes back. Mother’s Milk wasn’t feeling so good and ended up in the hospital. Instead of just ignoring it, A-Train rushed over right away to help. And get this – he did it all without any cameras or fans around! He helped his friend cause it was the right thing to do.

Later, A-Train opens up to Mother’s Milk about how good it felt to help without anyone watching. It was nicer than any of the attention he got before. This seemed to really change something in A-Train. Now...

Contains discussions of sexual assault. This article also has spoilers for The Boys season 4, episode 7.

Hughie's role in The Boys season 4 takes a dark turn with a string of tragic events and disturbing scenes. The Boys risks targeting Hughie too much after season 4, episode 7's shapeshifter storyline. The Boys season 4 needs to address the fallout from Hughie's traumatic experiences and handle it properly.

Hughie has been a main character of The Boys since the very beginning, but we really need to talk about the character's role in season 4. Although Hughie hasn't always been as proficient at killing supes as other members of the titular team, he has been an incredibly important character throughout The Boys' run. Hughie emerged as a strong fan favorite due to having a stronger moral compass compared to the rest of The Boys' cast, but things have taken a turn for the worse during the second...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for The Boys season 4, episode 7!

Ashley stays at Vought due to fear of Homelander and belief she can't escape him. Ashley feels guilt over framing Cameron Coleman, believing she doesn't deserve redemption. Ashley's decision to stay at Vought and A-Train's departure raise the stakes for the series.

Ashley Barrett has got herself into a lot of trouble in The Boys season 4, which is why it is very strange that she didn't leave Vought with A-Train in The Boys season 4, episode 7. Ashely and A-Train's betrayal of Vought has been a major storyline throughout season 4 so far, and episode 7 seemed to conclude A-Train's involvement in this arc. However, Ashely made the odd choice to stick around in The Boys season 4, and here's why.

The Boys season 4 is finally here, with the highly anticipated continuation of Amazon Prime Video's critically acclaimed superhero series now releasing on the streaming service.

There was a time when Homelander used to think he was the smartest person on the planet, but then came Sister Sage, who crushed his delusions and hurt his self-respect without mercy. Homelander never actually liked the people who showed him his real face. And the moment the two met, we knew that their association wasn’t going to last long. In the seventh episode, the inevitable did happen. Sage had designed an intricate plan to shoot two birds with one stone. The Boys team had incriminating evidence against Homlaander, Neuman and Sage and somehow Sage wanted to turn the tides in their favor. However, being a person who lacked patience, Homelander fired Sage for hiding things from him. He saw Sage’s act as a sort of betrayal while she had her reasons to do so. But let’s not go there, as the arrogant man would never understand.

Despite receiving favorable reviews overall, both Gears 4 and 5 did not achieve the impact Microsoft had hoped for, especially not among hardcore fans. That’s why the studio decided to present Gears of War: E-Day, a prequel to everything seen in the saga so far.

Fans of the franchise hope to see better-developed characters, more organic moments of humor, and a positive balance between narrative and horror. These were some aspects of the new games made by a different studio and development team that were criticized by IP followers.

The Coalition Has a Unique Opportunity to Make Gears of War Once Again the Most Important Saga for Microsoft Cole Train one of the best characters of the first Gears of War trilogy. Image via The Coalition.

Despite many players expecting a sixth installment of the franchise because of the cliffhanger, The Coalition surprised everyone with the announcement of Gears of War: E-Day,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Boys season 4, episode 6, "Dirty Business."

"Dirty Business" highlights inconsistencies in Homelander's hearing abilities. A-Train's trip to Toronto may be an overreaction, but it shows respect for Homelander's hearing. Homelander's hearing may require conscious activation to detect subtle sounds.

The Boys season 4, episode 6, "Dirty Business," doesn't seem to want to decide on how effective one of Homelander's superpowers actually is, as the installment shows various characters approaching Anthony Starr's character with disparate levels of caution. Returning to play another huge role in the cast of The Boys season 4, Homelander's superhuman abilities are just as fearsome as ever. While no one dares cross the Superman parody directly, the show has revealed a shockingly easy way he can be subverted - but it may not make sense.

Some abilities, like Starlight's powers in The Boys, are a little vague, and it's therefore difficult to work...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for The Boys Season 4!

The Boys often kills likable characters for high stakes, making A-Train's redemption seem like a setup for his death. A-Train's redemption in season 4 makes him a likable character, increasing the chances of his demise. The Boys should avoid predictability by not killing A-Train, as his redemption adds unpredictability and hope for his survival.

I am already quite sure that The Boys will kill this supe character after his epic season 4 redemption, but I am still pleading for a different outcome. Since season 1, Amazon's The Boys has taken a no-holds-barred approach towards character deaths. From its opening episode itself, the show establishes that, in its world of morally skewed superheroes, no one is truly safe, and anyone can perish as a result of one mistake from an overpowered supe. Owing to this, Hughie's arc begins with his girlfriend Robin's murder, setting the...

The Boys Season 4 has been receiving criticism for its focus on the shock value over a compelling plot. However, one of the few storylines that impressed audiences this season would be A-Train’s redemption arc. Jessie T. Usher’s A-Train has undergone significant character development in the last few episodes, leading fans to speculate whether he will face his end soon.

Jessie T. Usher as A-Train in The Boys | Prime Video

A fight between Homelander and A-Train is inevitable in the series, and fans share their suggestions on how the fight should proceed. Fans don’t want a one-sided battle like the one between Omni-Man and Red Rush in Invincible. They would rather have a badass fight like the one between Ikaris and Makkari in Marvel’s Eternals.

Fans Want A-Train vs Homelander In The Boys To Copy Eternals‘ Climax Fight Sequence

Makkari vs Ikaris in Marvel’s...

Spoiler Alert!Warning: Contains Spoilers From 'The Boys' S4 E6. Read At Your Own Risk!

The recently released The Boys season 4 has had fans gobsmacked to the core, with all the turn of events making it harder to predict what could happen next. Amidst all of these surprising twists, fans have started speculating about one particular character’s fate out of all of them: Reggie Franklin aka A-Train. In fact, some even believe that this character may be facing his end soon.

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According to their speculation, fans feel that Jessie T. Usher’s Reggie will be killed at the hands of the Homelander. This comes after the latest turn of events that have unfolded in the saga for Reggie, which includes him more or less transforming even more into a heroic personality than the original antagonist and anti-hero aura he has been sporting all along.

Jennifer Lopez knew what it took to be successful in the entertainment industry. So when aspiring actors and singers asked her for this one piece of advice, she felt that it showed they weren’t ready for the spotlight.

Jennifer Lopez felt these types of aspiring actors weren’t going to make it Jennifer Lopez | Marleen Moise/Getty Images

Lopez seemed to take no shortcuts as she pursued Hollywood success. She initially started her career as a dancer, ending up on Keenen Ivory Wayans’ In Living Color as a Fly Girl. The sketch comedy show helped launch several actors’ careers, including Lopez’s, who would pursue film roles after leaving In Living Color. Some of her earlier film roles were Mi Familia, Money Train, and Serena, which earned her critical acclaim and more opportunities.

She was also able to enjoy a successful music career, having released the record On the...

Imagine your favorite character is getting more than the normal amount of screen time. If he’s an anti-hero then he might finally join the good guys. Now imagine Antony Starr’s Homelander standing over his dead body. Welcome to The Boys!

Homelander drenched in blood in a still from The Boys | Amazon MGM Studios

Well, that’s what happens when you try to cross Homelander. Hmm… who is one of the main characters of the show who suddenly joined the good guys’ side and is getting a lot of screen time lately? Well, our ‘train’ of thought ends here.

A-Train Is One of the Good Guys Now?

Apologies for the train pun but the character of A-Train wasn’t so ‘good’ to begin with. Although his character arc is one of the best that the series has produced, A-Train is on the run to have meaning to his life.

In the latest episode of The Boys season 4, there are several hilarious references to the superhero genre and the film industry. The Tek Knight scene includes a joke about Warner Bros.' constant rebooting of the Batman franchise. Fu Manchu's inclusion in Vought's history is a nod to Marvel's own history of hiding racist characters from its past.

The Boys always takes potshots at Marvel and DC, but season 4, episode 5, Beware the Jabberwock, My Son, takes particularly harsh satirical aim at the comic book giants. While Hughie is trying to control his now-superpowered father and Butcher is dealing with flying bloodthirsty sheep, the supes in The Seven all attend Voughts V52 Expo, The Boys universes version of Disneys D23 event. The purpose of this expo, both the real Disney one and the fictional Vought one, is to reveal the slate of upcoming projects to get fans excited about where...

The Boys has been a show with some shocking deaths, but unlike Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, the majority of the main cast have been safe from gruesome deaths, even if they have come close. However, Season 4 has the makings of one of the most shocking deaths in the series, and it won’t be a first either.

A-Train in The Boys || Amazon Prime Video

A-Train has had a lot of screentime in Season 4, with him actually turning to the good side, and even reconciling with Hughie. A-Train even went into Homelander’s lair to steal for Hughie, just so he is off the hook for killing his girlfriend. This has caused a few genre-savvy fans to come to the conclusion that A-Train might be running towards his own death, and for good this time.

A-Train’s death might be satisfying if it’s in defiance...