Netflix is in a league of its own when it comes to thrillers, delivering them in all shapes and sizes, including series, films, fiction, and nonfiction. The latest hit of its kind is Fool Me Once, a fresh addition to the Harlan Coben cinematic universe, and it’s been capturing audiences since its Jan. 1 premiere. Recommended Videos Thrillers are arguably the best kinds of series to binge-watch. The twists and turns, cliffhangers, and high stakes will leave you on the edge of your seat and glued to the screen, unable to move on with your day until you find out what happens next.

In this strange era that we live in, technology is the ever-growing constant of the world. It powers our cars, our homes, our gadgets and gizmos, and it might even generate our entertainment years down the line. But that doesn’t sound as awe-inspiring as it should, especially since this same revolutionary idea will eventually lead to several animators losing work to robots — such is the fear of our nation as every day passes.

The long-running Hatchet film series just wouldn’t be the same without Victor Crowley, now, would it? Recommended Videos That’s like launching a Halloween movie without Michael Myers, or going through the effort of crafting the next installment in the Friday the 13th franchise that skims over the great Jason Voorhees, who has sadly been AWOL from the horror scene of late. The same can’t be said for Crowley, though, who despite being pulverized by an airplane jet engine, is still expected to return for future Hatchet movies.

There’s nobody like Tom Cruise. He’s charismatic, he’s eccentric, he’s controversial, and he’s everybody’s beloved. He has made some of the most quotable films of all time yet has dedicated the last decade of his career to performing some of the most dangerous stunts ever. His unpredictability is arguably his greatest weapon, and we struggle to find a more perfect word to describe his love life. Recommended Videos Cruise has been world-famous since the 1980s, and in that time, he’s been linked to several different women.

Thanks to movies that nobody was asking for like The Mean One and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, reinventing the iconic stars of beloved family classics into the centerpieces of R-rated horror stories is the new in thing, but Snow White: A Tale of Terror did it 25 years before it was cool. Recommended Videos A made-for-television feature that aired on Showtime back in August of 1997, the prohibitive adult-skewing twist on the famous fairy tale may have been the reason why it never saw the inside of a theater, because the production value and performances are exactly what you’d expect from a $30 million film starring Sigourney Weaver as the scenery-chewing antagonist.

Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNaF) is the hit horror video game franchise that leans into the inherent creepiness of animatronics. However, with a new movie upon us, the question remains: Did the filmmakers use computer-generated imagery to bring the haunted automata to life or create life-size robotic figures for the film? Recommended Videos ThePG-13 FNaF stars Josh Hutcherson as a reluctant security guard for a restaurant chain, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. But soon enough what should’ve been a simple job turns into something much more horrific as the electronic mascots act way more lively than they should be.

There are over 900 Pokémon for you to catch and collect. And out of all of them, it’s hard to decide on which ones are powerful. What counts as powerful anyway? Is it the moves they can learn? Is it their IV stats that define their power? Or is it their nature or the way they’re built? There is so much to consider when deciding which one is the greatest. Recommended Videos Since its release back in 1996, Pokémon released different types in all shapes and sizes.

The holiday-themed Big Brother Reindeer Games was anything but a gift for Rachel Reilly, according to her friend and fellow series veteran, Janelle Pierzina. Recommended Videos CBS’s original spin-off is set to premiere tonight, December 11, and nine notable stars from the franchise will once again battle on the network for a grand prize. But, two faces you won’t see on your television are Rachel’s or Janelle’s. In a fiery post on X, Janelle — who played in Big Brother 6, 7, 14, and 22 — claimed that Rachel was originally linked to Reindeer Games, but was ultimately left in the dark by casting in favor of bringing back Nicole Franzel-Arroyo.

Boruto: Naruto Next Generation and its titular character has never quite managed to live up to the legacy left by his father, not only in the story, but also in the eyes of the fans. However, a recent look at the manga character’s updated design has people rethinking their position on the matter; as he looks good. REALLY good. Recommended Videos The Naruto spinoff follows the son of Naruto and Hinata as he goes through his own trials and tribulations.

In a stellar back-to-back win, Brett Goldstein just scored his second Emmy Award in a row as the brash midfielder Roy Kent in Apple TV Plus’ runaway sports comedy, Ted Lasso.  Recommended Videos This year’s win seems even more historic than the first for the British actor as he was nominated alongside his co-stars Toheeb Jimoh and Nick Mohammed. He also emerged victorious against former Emmy winner Henry Winkler, who received his first award in 2018 as the eccentric acting coach Gene Cousineau in the HBO comedy Barry, and five-time winner Tony Shalhoub for his role as Abe Weissman on The Marvelous Mrs.