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How to Watch the Insidious Movies in Order
The article explains how to watch the six Insidious films, distinguishing between release order and the franchise’s chronological storyline. It matters for viewers planning a marathon because two prequels place earlier in the narrative than their release dates, while recurring characters and the Lambert family connect most of the series. Chronologically, Insidious: Chapter 3 comes…
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Olivia Rodrigo issues Serena Joy on sold-out 500-copy CD
Olivia Rodrigo has released her previously unreleased song ‘Serena Joy’ exclusively as a 500-copy CD, with all copies selling out at an independent California record shop. The Handmaid’s Tale-inspired track was designed to support local record retail and generate buzz ahead of Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival, an all-women event whose proceeds go to organisations…
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‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ Review: Wholesome, Harmless Family Movie Aims to Give Enid Blyton the Paddington Treatment
“The Magic Faraway Tree” is presented as a wholesome, carefully modernised family film based on Enid Blyton’s fantasy books, following an urban family whose move to the countryside reconnects them with nature, magic and one another. Its strong UK box office performance, reportedly surpassing Pixar’s “Hoppers”, has already led to two sequels being approved, suggesting…
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“Buying any of our games helps support the studio”: Psychonauts studio Double Fine are the latest former Xbox-owned studio to get the rights to their games back
Double Fine, the studio behind Psychonauts, has regained publishing rights to its games after becoming independent from Xbox, according to chief executive Tim Schafer. The change means purchases of the studio’s catalogue now directly support Double Fine, giving it more financial control as it seeks to sustain itself outside Microsoft. Schafer said Microsoft branding may…
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The 6 Best Psychological Thrillers Released Since 2010, Ranked
Collider ranks six psychological thrillers released since 2010, arguing that the genre works best when danger emerges from characters’ unstable perceptions, guilt, obsession or desperation. The article presents these films as demanding but rewarding mysteries whose emotional impact becomes clearer on repeat viewings. – 6. *Shutter Island* (2010): A US Marshal investigates a patient’s disappearance…
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‘Maybe people will stop sleeping on us’ – Hull enjoy dream return
Hull City marked their return to the Premier League with a surprise 2-0 home victory over Manchester United, strengthening manager Sergej Jakirovic’s claim that the side are determined to disprove widespread relegation predictions. The result matters because Hull had not played in the top flight for nine years and had been widely expected to struggle,…
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The “very explicit” 2013 audition that mortified Samara Weaving: “It was so embarrassing”
Actor Samara Weaving, known for genre films such as The Babysitter and Ready or Not, has recalled an excruciating 2013 audition for Fifty Shades of Grey, in which she tried out for the role of Kate Kavanaugh. The story highlights an awkward early career moment for the actor, who at the time had not yet…
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Anton Stach snatches late Leeds winner to sour Glasner’s start at Nottingham Forest
Anton Stach scored a late free-kick to give Leeds United a 1-0 Premier League win at Nottingham Forest, spoiling Oliver Glasner’s first competitive match as Forest head coach. Leeds were the more dangerous side throughout, while Forest produced a subdued display that offered little encouragement despite several new arrivals. Stach struck from the edge of…
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Burnham’s boys enjoy visit from Palace as Everton end opening day hoodoo
Everton began their Premier League season with a 2-0 home win over Crystal Palace, ending their poor record on opening day. The result gave David Moyes’s side an encouraging start despite concerns over a lack of new signings, while Pierre Sage’s first league match as Palace manager ended in frustration. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall opened the scoring…
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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Country Jams From 1967
The article highlights four country songs released in 1967 that it presents as enduring favourites for Baby Boomers. It argues that, although psychedelic rock and pop dominated that year, country music also produced major hits with lasting appeal. – “Walk Through This World With Me” by George Jones: a sentimental ballad written by Sandy Seamons…