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CBS Comedy Eternally Yours Examines the 500-Year Itch of Vampire Marriage

This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. Find out how you can subscribe to get the full physical copy right here! They say love never dies, but after 500 years, it might at least need a nap. CBS’s newest supernatural comedy asks what happens when forever starts to feel a little too long. Eternally Yours follows Charles (Ed Weeks) and Liz (Allegra Edwards), vampires married for five centuries who’ve long since lost their spark, going through the motions of eternity alongside their eccentric coven in modern-day Seattle. Their stagnation gets upended when their daughter Emma starts dating Max,…
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15 Well-Liked Actors We’ll Probably Never See on the Screen Again

Some actors become so familiar that it feels strange imagining movies without them. Their faces appeared in countless films, their voices became instantly recognizable, and certain roles became permanently associated with their careers. Then, sometimes quietly, they stepped away from acting and stopped appearing on screen altogether. Retirement can happen for many reasons, including age, health, family, or simply deciding that there are other things worth doing with life. While some retired performers occasionally return for a special project, others seem genuinely finished with acting. These are some well-liked actors whose retirement means audiences will probably never see another new…
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15 People Share the Movie They Would Ruin With Their Logic

Movies tend to work because characters make choices that keep the story moving, even when those choices would probably seem ridiculous in real life. Give someone ten minutes to think things through, make the sensible phone call, ask one obvious question, or simply walk away, and an entire plot can collapse before the interesting part even begins. That was the idea behind a recent Reddit discussion asking people which movies they could completely ruin by making the rational, boring choice. The answers were often hilarious because they exposed just how many famous stories depend on characters ignoring solutions that seem…
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15 People Share What Instantly Turned Them Off a Crush

Attraction can disappear for reasons that have absolutely nothing to do with someone’s appearance. A person can look incredible, seem charming, and have everything going for them, only to say or do one tiny thing that suddenly changes the entire impression. Sometimes it is a major personality flaw, but other times it is something ridiculously small, like littering, refusing to admit a mistake, or being rude to a stranger. A recent Reddit discussion asked people what instantly made them less attracted to someone they initially found very attractive, and the answers revealed just how quickly one little moment can completely…
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Clayface Will Show That Gotham City Is Bigger Than Batman

In a few weeks, the DCU will finally take us to Gotham City for Clayface. But don’t expect to see Gotham’s Caped Crusader as we watch actor Matt Hagen’s strange transformation into a shapeshifting monster. When asked about the prospect of a Batman appearance in Clayface, director James Watkins told SFX Magazine, “You’re in a city called Gotham. So I guess you feel the shadow of the Bat inherently.” In other words, no, Batman in Clayface. But that’s alright, because Watkins is right. It’s not just that Batman casts a shadow all over Gotham. It’s that Gotham City is a…
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Carrie: Mike Flanagan Reveals How He Changed Stephen King’s Mind

This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. Find out how you can subscribe to get the full physical copy right here! Mike Flanagan understands your skepticism when it comes to modern horror reboots. After all, the prolific horror auteur already had to address one notable genre fan’s qualms before embarking on Carrie, Prime Video’s TV miniseries based on the classic Stephen King novel.  “I went to Stephen King and said, ‘We’re talking about doing Carrie. I of course won’t do it without your express blessing,’” recalls the TV showrunner and King aficionado. And King, ever the veteran of…
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Hunger Games’ McKenna Grace and Joseph Zada Give Exclusive Look at Sunrise on the Reaping

This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. Find out how you can subscribe to get the full physical copy right here! The Capitol has always been good at making murder look pretty. That contradiction is baked into the Hunger Games, in which children are sent to die, but first they get costumes, parades, interviews, constructed reality-TV storylines, and an audience trained to consume suffering with indifference. In Sunrise on the Reaping, that structure will be operating at full capacity. The world is brighter, grander, more colorful. Even the arena is resplendent…this makes the whole ordeal much, much…
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15 ‘You See How This Looks, Right?’ Facts About Chris Hansen

Chris Hansen became one of television’s most recognizable figures every time he calmly walked into a room, offered someone a seat, and asked his iconic question. His work on To Catch a Predator turned him into a household name, but there is considerably more to Hansen than the catchphrase and the confrontations that made him famous. His career has taken some genuinely strange turns, including unusual side projects, internet fame, financial troubles, and a surprisingly complicated relationship with his own pop culture image. With a new movie about his most famous work now bringing him back into the spotlight, some…
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15 Times an Actor Took ‘Method’ All the Way

Method acting has produced some unforgettable performances, but it can also lead actors into some unusually intense territory. When performers become deeply immersed in a character, they sometimes keep elements of that role alive long after the cameras stop rolling. That can mean changing their appearance, adopting strange routines, refusing to break character, or putting themselves through genuinely uncomfortable situations for the sake of a performance. Some stories have become almost as famous as the movies themselves, especially when fellow cast members were left wondering where the actor ended and the character began. These fifteen examples show just how far…
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Ben Affleck’s Batman v Superman Comments Revive Age-Old Questions About Superhero Audiences

In a recent interview with Variety, Ben Affleck shared some thoughts about his time playing Batman for Zack Snyder, and the superhero movie genre in general. Recalling the criticisms leveled at the dark tone of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Affleck observed, “It seems to be an ongoing question, and I don’t know the answer: Do you go all the way to a hard-R rating like Joker? Or do it like Marvel, which does something broad, unless you’re talking about Deadpool & Wolverine?” He continued, “There seems to be more tension between ‘Are we doing the grown-up version or…
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The Exorcist: Martyrs Sounds Like a Sequel to The Exorcist III

Even though it’s more than 50years old, The Exorcist remains both a spooky season favorite and the standard pick for “the scariest movie ever made.” That canonical status explains why legacy sequels like the 2016 television series or 2023’s The Exorcist: Believer, would stick so closely to the first movie’s characters and iconography. That also explains why one would expect Mike Flanagan to follow the first film’s model for his upcoming take The Exorcist: Martyrs. But according to a first-look released by Esquire, it sounds like Flanagan’s moving off of the 1973 movie by William Friedkin and William Peter Blatty…
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14 Horror Movies Where You’d Be Dead in 10 Minutes

A lot of people watch horror movies the same way they watch sports, yelling at the screen and explaining how they could do a better job. And this is targeted at someone that can’t hear them, mind you. While we know how poorly we would perform in professional sports, what about horror settings? Well, you’d do even worse, because you’d end up dead. Here are just a few examples of how hard life would be inside the movies, where you can’t pause the movie to figure out the best course of action. We’re just happy to not have to deal…
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11 Random Photos of Genuinely Interesting Things

The internet is full of photos of things you would probably never think to photograph yourself. A strange object in a backyard, an unexpected detail hidden in an old building, or an unusually clever piece of everyday design can become surprisingly fascinating when someone saves it. Reddit is a great place to find this stuff, with people posting photos of objects, places, animals, creations, and odd details they stumbled across in real life. Sometimes, the picture itself is enough to make you stop scrolling. Reddit A Lightning Strike Captured at the Perfect Moment Reddit A Misprinted Penny Reddit A Debit…
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Lanterns Finale Leaves Open the Comic Book Story of Hal Jordan’s Return

This article contains spoilers for Lanterns. Ever since the pilot episode of Lanterns ended with a shot of Hal Jordan, frozen on a high school football field stand and dead from a bullet hole in his head, fans have hoped against hope that the death would be undone. Yet, despite the fact that Lanterns takes place in a world with robot Manhunters and magical wishing rings, the finale ended not only with Hal still dead, but the Hal-o-Gram backup that allowed him to pal around with John Stewart dissipating once and for all. Yet, as final and the finale seemed…
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15 Beloved Movies That Are Actually Kind of Messed Up if You Think About It

We have plenty of fond memories from old movies, mostly due to them being so closely related to our childhoods. What we need to ask ourselves is, have we watched these movies recently? Our rose-tinted glasses tend to see the past as a perfect time in our lives, even if current sensibilities wouldn’t agree with that. If you think we’re exaggerating, then take a look at the following examples from the past. Not all of them are from the distant past, mind you, since you’d be surprised at how many of these films, at their core, only work if you…
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15 Fun and Random Facts for Anyone Who Cares to Learn

The best facts aren’t necessarily complicated or useful, but they are strange enough to stick in our heads and provide a little bit of curiosity and whimsey to our otherwise boring lives. History, science, animals, language, food, and everyday objects are full of details that pique our interest. Some of these facts might change the way you look at familiar things, while others are simply excellent pieces of trivia to have sitting around in your brain. Either way, there is a decent chance at least one will surprise you. The Inventor of the Pringles Can Had His Ashes Buried in…
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15 People Share Something They Can’t Prove, But Still 100% Believe

People can hold surprisingly strong beliefs without ever looking for hard proof. Sometimes it is a suspicion about another person, sometimes a theory about everyday life, and sometimes an idea that sounds so strange that even the person sharing it admits they cannot demonstrate that it is true. That was the premise behind a recent AskReddit discussion, where people were asked to reveal something they believe completely despite having no proof. The responses range from harmless personal suspicions to much bigger ideas about society and the world. These are Reddit users’ opinions and theories, and we do not necessarily support…
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15 Dead Giveaways Someone’s Never Been Poor

People who know poverty know that it infiltrates every little decision in life. People who have never had to stretch a grocery trip, worry about an empty fuel tank, reuse something because replacing it is impossible, or decide which bill can wait may not realize how taxing those habits can be. A recent AskReddit discussion asked people to name the little things that suggested someone had never experienced financial hardship. The answers were sometimes funny, sometimes uncomfortable, and often surprisingly specific. They showed how differently people can understand money, waste, food, and basic security. They Say They Are Broke When…
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15 Movies That Were the Biggest Nightmares to Shoot

Movies can be cinematic masterpieces or massive dumpsterfires, and even then, we can’t know what was going on behind the cameras. A bad movie could’ve been a lot of fun to make for the people involved, while a good one could’ve been, as you might expect, a nightmare to shoot. That’s what we’ve decided to focus on today: movies that were problematic behind the scenes. We aren’t talking about the quality of the finished product, rather the difficulties people had making, mixing, and bringing the project to the finish line. IMDb Waterworld Making a movie called Waterworld on the actual…
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The Batman: Part II Can’t Seem to Catch a Break

Batman has defeated some of the greatest villains in pop culture history: Joker, Two-Face, Ra’s al Ghul. He shot Darkseid with a god gun. He even survived George Clooney. Yet, for whatever reason, the Robert Pattinson version of the Caped Crusader can’t seem to find a way to victory. According to Deadline, production on The Batman: Part II has paused as director Matt Reeves has stepped away to focus on a family matter. Obviously, the report doesn’t go into greater detail, to allow the Reeves family their privacy. But one thing is clear: the night has never been darker for…
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