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Netflix Deals ‘Tarot’ A Premiere Date

Just two months after its theatrical release, Sony Pictures’ horror movie Tarot is set to find new life on Netflix. The movie, starring Spider-Man: No Way Home’s Jacob Batalon, will be available before the summer’s over. Based on the 1992 novel by Nicholas Adams, Tarot, written and directed by Spenser Cohen and Anna Halberg, the movie follows a group of teenagers who break a fundamental rule of the occult—never use another person’s tarot deck. Their reckless disregard for the sacred rules of tarot reading unleashes a malevolent entity trapped within the cursed cards. One by one, their destinies unfold in horrifying ways, mirroring the grim predictions foretold in their readings. They are thrust into a desperate fight for survival, racing against time to escape the clutches of their predetermined fates. The movie’s young, talented cast includes Jacob Batalon, best known for his role as Ned Leeds in Marvel’s Spider-Man trilogy. Harriet Slater recently appeared in the highly anticipated Indiana Jones

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 29, 2024

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Netflix’s “Terminator: Zero” Teaser Introduces a New Threat

A new chapter in the Terminator saga is coming your way! Netflix has released the first teaser for its upcoming animated series, “Terminator: Zero.“ With a crucial twist, the eight-episode series throws us back into the familiar world of humans versus machines. Set in a war-torn world, “Terminator: Zero” revolves around a desperate attempt to rewrite history. Voiced by Sonoya Mizuno (“House of the Dragon”), Eiko is a resistance fighter. They are entrusted with a critical mission: travel back and stop Skynet’s rise to power. Standing in her way is a relentless Terminator, played by Timothy Olyphant (“Justified”). The series delves into the classic Terminator dynamic, but with a fresh twist – will Eiko succeed in her mission? André Holland, Rosario Dawson (Ahsoka), and the ever-chilling Ann Dowd join Mizuno and Olyphant in the voice cast. The official synopsis paints a dire picture: “2022: A future war has raged for decades between the few human survivors and an endless army

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 16, 2024

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New “Stranger Things” Season 5 Video Takes You Behind the Scenes

Fans of Netflix’s sci-fi horror phenomenon “Stranger Things” rejoice! To celebrate being halfway through production, a new behind-the-scenes video offers a glimpse into the upcoming fifth and final season and some of the issues production has faced. The new video gives fans familiar faces, including Sadie Sink (Max), who was in a coma, and Millie Bobby Brown, talking about her iconic role of Eleven and how she’s played the character since she was 10. Brown’s statement touches on a common fan concern: the aging cast. With several seasons under their belts, the young actors are no longer teenagers. This shift raises questions about how the show will handle evolving appearances. The fifth season of “Stranger Things” faces the challenge of exceeding expectations set by prior seasons. Introducing new cast members might be a strategic move to address the aging cast and keep the story fresh. Despite potential hurdles, season 5 will likely see success, riding the wave of season 4’s

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 16, 2024

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Star on a Mission to Save the Hit Series “Evil”

Netflix is known for many things, one of which is picking up shows that are close to ending, like “Lucifer.” Their latest is the supernatural series “Evil,” whose fourth season is said to be its last. But it is not going down without a fight. The stars are fighting tooth and nail for it to be renewed, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed that they succeed. Debuting on CBS in 2019, the Robert and Michele King series garnered a strong following for four seasons. Plans for a fifth season on Paramount+ were underway, but a cast member’s family loss necessitated a filming delay. Unfortunately, this delay coincided with Hollywood labor disputes. By the time those were resolved, Paramount+ decided to cancel the show, leaving season four as the series finale. But in this writer’s opinion, the series has more stories it could tell. In case you don’t already know, “Evil” centers on a team of investigators for the Catholic church:

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 12, 2024

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Netflix’s Under Paris in Hot Water as Legal Battle Continues

Netflix’s mega-hit shark movie Under Paris is in hot water, according to Deadline. French director Vincent Dietschy’s court case over the movie continues after suffering a recent setback. The shark movie, which has had over 85 million viewers since its early June release, ranks as Netflix’s most-watched French feature ever. The problem is that Dietschy has accused the film of being a rip-off of his original concept. Dietschy filed a lawsuit against the film’s producers and agent for plagiarism earlier this year. He alleges they stole his idea without permission or compensation. Dietschy recently sought to have Under Paris removed from Netflix while the case progressed. However, a Paris court recently rejected this request due to a technicality. The lawsuit paperwork named the wrong Netflix entity—the French arm instead of the Netherlands-based international headquarters. While the takedown request was denied, the core lawsuit remains ongoing. The next court hearing is expected in September. Dietschy’s lawyers argue this ruling is problematic.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 10, 2024

Daredevil's Stephen S. DeKnight Makes His Comic Debut with 'Beneath'

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From the Showrunner of Netflix’s “Daredevil” Comes the Graphic Novel “Beneath”

Acclaimed filmmaker Steven S. DeKnight, best known for creating the Starz series “Spartacus,” working on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and serving as showrunner of Netflix’s “Daredevil,” makes his creator-owned comics debut with the haunting graphic novel BENEATH. This chilling supernatural horror story, arriving August 6, has fans buzzing. Deep beneath a desolate U.S. detention center on the Texas-Mexico border, a terror unlike any other awakens. Deputy Sheriff Jess Delgado finds himself thrust into a desperate fight for survival when the center becomes a battleground between the living and the horrifying creatures emerging from the darkness. DeKnight brings this nightmarish tale to life with acclaimed artist Michael Gaydos, co-creator of Marvel’s “Jessica Jones.” Gaydos’ atmospheric art perfectly captures the suspense and terror of BENEATH. “The best genre stories make you think,” says DeKnight. “BENEATH is a horror story, but it’s also a story that reflects the realities of our world.” This must-read book will be available exclusively from Comixology Originals and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 10, 2024

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Trailer: “Sweet Home” Returns to Netflix for Its Final Monstrous Season

The wait is over for “Sweet Home” fans! After a grueling three-year hiatus, Netflix has unveiled a thrilling teaser trailer for the show’s final monstrous season. This time, the wait between seasons is a welcome reprieve, with the showdown between humanity and monstrous threats arriving this July. Since 2020, audiences have been captivated by the struggles of Green Home’s survivors. This post-apocalyptic apartment complex became a battleground as monstrous entities emerged, forever altering the world. Our protagonist, Hyun-su, grapples with a unique burden – the ability to transform into a monster himself. This dark twist sets the stage for a desperate fight for survival. The final season promises to raise the stakes even further. The newly released teaser hints at a brewing social conflict alongside the monstrous threats. We can expect bombshell revelations about the monsters’ nature, potentially disrupting the fragile unity among survivors. The teaser offers cryptic clues about the season’s events. Green Home remains a restricted zone, with

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 28, 2024

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“Unsolved Mysteries: Chapter 4” Coming This Summer

It’s been two years. Now, the wait for another gripping season of “Unsolved Mysteries” is nearly over. Netflix has now announced that the much-anticipated “Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 4” will be released this July. Season four adds to the previous seasons, which include 21 episodes already available on Netflix. “Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 4” delves deeper into the unknown. From chilling murder cases to perplexing disappearances to things that go bump in the night, the series explores a variety of mysteries that continue to baffle investigators and the public alike. The original series first debuted in 1988, leaving viewers chilled to the bone as host Robert Stack revealed shocking events. Now, the series revival from the producers of “Stranger Things” continues to hook true-crime enthusiasts, igniting a passion for solving real-life puzzles. “Someone, somewhere, knows the truth.” This powerful statement remains the core of the series. “Unsolved Mysteries” showcases new unsolved cases, hoping that someone will come forward with any information that

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 21, 2024

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“Dexter” Slashes Its Way onto Netflix

Looking for something to binge-watch? We’ve got just the thing. Netflix has just added all eight seasons of the mega-hit series “Dexter” to its library. The iconic series from creator James Manos Jr., which began in 2006, follows Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall), America’s favorite serial killer who works alongside the P.D. as a forensic analyst. Watch as he navigates his double life, love, family, and work while making the world a safer place as his “dark passenger” guides him. The impeccable cast, led by Hall, also stars Jennifer Carpenter, James Remar, C.S. Lee, and Luna Lauren Velez, along with other recognizable talent. The series’ arrival on the streaming giant follows the announcement that a new prequel spin-off, “Original Sin,” is in the works. The series will follow a young Dexter (Patrick Gibson) learning how to control his killer desires, guided by his cop father, played by Christian Slater. Of course, the upcoming prequel series and the original aren’t alone.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 21, 2024

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Netflix Will No Longer Be Available on Over 60 TV Models

A lot of Netflix subscribers are about to be really pissed off. The reason? In July, the Netflix app will no longer reportedly be available on over sixty different types of TVs, including 42 models by Sony. The reason? Reports say it is due to performance needs and limited software capabilities. I know it’s ridiculous, but it is what it is. Don’t know how to check to see if you’re on the list? We’ve got you covered. The model number should be listed on the backside of your TV. If not, press 123654 on your remote while the TV is on, and the model number will be listed on the first line. Check the list and see if you’re one of the unlucky people. Sony TV models that will be affected starting July 24, 2024 S9 Series KD-65S9005B KD-75S9005B W5 Series KDL-48W585B W6 Series KDL-40W605B KDL-48W605B KDL-60W605B W7 Series KDL-32W705B KDL-32W706B KDL-42W705B KDL-42W706B KDL-50W705B KDL-50W706B W70 Series KDL-32W705C KDL-40W705C KDL-48W705C

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 18, 2024

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