HBO’s In Treatment Won’t Be Returning For Another Season The revival season of HBO’s “In Treatment,” headlined by Uzo Aduba, will not be returning for another season according toVariety. The new show premiered in May 2021 and aired four episodes weekly, with a schedule that mimicked a therapist’s weekly sessions. HBO chief content officer Casey Bloys told Variety that the series' fourth season was its last, explaining that the revival was largely inspired by the format restrictions of pandemic-era shooting....

Here’s How Super Nintendo World’s AR Binoculars Will Work, According To A Patent It’s unclear what the new timeline might be for the opening of Universal Studios' highly-anticipatedSuper Nintendo Worldland, since the coronavirus will almost certainly prevent its scheduled unveiling at Universal Studios Japan later this summer. But while we wait to find out more, let’s look ahead to what the park has in store for its visitors. Specifically, a recent patent has revealed how Super Nintendo World’s AR binoculars will work, with a real-world interactive component which sounds like a blast....

Horror Clip Round-Up: Douche Brothers, Eli Roth, Survival Of The Dead And Splice I’ll tell you up front that theSplicevideo is not online and I’ll just be telling you about it, though it was rather marvelous and really very exciting and I’ll try and convey that. The others, though, are embedded after the break –An American Douchebagin London part 1,Eli Roth’s commercial for Peta and someSurvival of the Deadpublicity. After signing up toTwitter, and with his real name too, not some kind of fangled handle, Eli Roth’s second ever tweet was the tease:...

How Antoine Fuqua Shot The Guilty In Just 11 Days Antoine Fuqua shot “The Guilty” in 11 days. Not only that, the filmmaker, known for “The Equalizer” films and “Training Day,” shot the thriller during the pandemic, as well. The Netflix release is primarily set in one location, a 911 call center, but there was a behind-the-scenes urgency that matched the story’s pacing. For the filmmaker, it was all a matter of precision with “The Guilty,” which is about a cop (played by Jake Gyllenhaal) working as a 911 operator trying to save a victim of kidnapping....

How To Watch Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 13 “Mystery Science Theater 3000” is back at it again, this time with a lucky 13th season for its dedicated fanbase to enjoy. First airing in 1988 on KTMA-TV (now WUCW) in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the show was an underground oddity for a while until Comedy Central picked it up from 1989 through 1996, after which point it was canceled to immense fan uproar....

Ivan Reitman Says There Are ‘‘Many’’ More ‘Ghostbusters’ Movies In Development When the reboot ofGhostbustersarrived this year, Sony Pictures was banking on the movie being successful enough to warrant a whole new franchise. They were confident thata sequel would happen, but the box office numbers indicated thatmight not be in the cardsanymore. We know director Paul Feig isstill hoping he gets to take a crackat a sequel, but there’s been no word on whether or not a sequel will actually happen....

Jaden Smith Will Flee Slavery In ‘The Good Lord Bird’ In the novelThe Good Lord Bird, the young slave Henry dresses in a sackcloth during an escape from violence, and subsequently takes advantage of being mistaken for a girl as he seeks freedom. It’s not the role you might assumeJaden Smithwould take to follow a couple ofKarate Kidmovies (the second is moving forward now) andAfter Earth.Nevertheless, it’s the movie he’s doing....

LOL: Thor’s Poor Sad Roommate Darryl Returns In ‘Team Thor: Part 2’ The saddest man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe isn’t Loki with his daddy issues or Bruce Banner with his self-loathing or even Bucky Barnes with his unreliable brain and unfortunately highly effective assassin training. No, if you ask me, it’s Darryl, the poor ordinary schmoe who somehow got stuck rooming with Thor while the rest of the Avengers were off having their Civil War....

Lulu Wang Wasn’t Going To Let Studio Demands Derail Her Plan For The Farewell If all you had was a vague logline, you would be forgiven for assuming “The Farewell” is a farce. After all, writer-director Lulu Wang’s 2019 dramedy centers on a Chinese-American family who, upon learning their grandmother (Nai Nai, played by Zhao Shu-zhen) has terminal cancer, hastily schedule a wedding as an excuse for all their relatives to gather and covertly say their goodbyes without telling Nai Nai she’s dying....

Mark Millar Promises Kick-Ass 2 Set Up In Kick-Ass 1 We already know thatMark Millarhas plans for a sequel toKick-Assbecausehe’s told uswhen he thinks it will go before cameras but we don’t, officially at least, know much about what it will entail. Now, though, he’s promised that a teaser for the sequel is going to play out at the end of the first film. What’s more, he’s revealed that the same teaser is going to pay off the first run of the comic series, suggesting that the books and movie are going to follow a very similar path throughout....

Marvel Courting ‘Selma’ Director Ava DuVernay, But For Which Movie? Marvel Studios has its eye on another fantastic filmmaker.SelmadirectorAva DuVernayis reportedly being courted for an upcoming feature. What’s not clear is which film they want her for —Black PantherorCaptain Marvel. More details on the possible Marvel Ava DuVernay deal after the jump. According toTheWrap, Marvel Studios definitely wants her for a “diverse” movie, likelyBlack Pantherbut also possiblyCaptain Marvel.Black Pantherwill be the first of the two to hit, onJuly 6, 2018....

MoviePass Might Be Just What The Box Office Needs Right Now The movie-loving world got some interesting and pretty unexpected news last week when it was revealed that MoviePass is coming back this summer. For those who don’t recall, the movie subscription service that allowed users to see up to one movie a day for $10 a month in many markets (with more expensive markets like New York City costing more) had a meteoric rise and flamed out in truly dramatic fashion just a couple of years back....

Netflix Launches Top 10 Website To Distract Us From Their Flimsy Viewership Metrics Well, at least we know that Netflix is paying attention to criticism. Hot on the heels of the major streamer’s most recent (and most expensive) release of “Red Notice” and following a wave of mass skepticism and scrutiny over Netflix’sunsubstantiated claims that the original movie broke an opening day record, Netflix has finally made public overtures towards a better sense of transparency … on the surface, at least....