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Ridley Scott’s ‘Alien: Romulus’ Sequel Is Not Dead Yet
Reports that Ridley Scott’s “Alien: Romulus” sequel had been shelved indefinitely have been firmly denied by 20th Century Studios, whose president Steve Asbell rebutted the claims with a blunt “Nope” after they began circulating online. The 2024 film was a surprise hit that revived the Alien franchise, so any suggestion of the follow-up being scrapped…
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GHOST’s TOBIAS FORGE Contributes Music Video To SHUDDER’s Horror Anthology ‘V/H/S/MIXTAPE’
Shudder has announced “V/H/S/MIXTAPE”, the ninth instalment in its long-running found-footage horror anthology franchise, which will centre on music, rhythm and sound as sources of terror. The film is set to stream on Shudder from 9 October 2026 and features contributions from Ghost frontman Tobias Forge, who directs a music video segment marking his filmmaking…
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Saban Takes North America For UK Haunted House Horror ‘The Caged’ Starring Tamzin Merchant, Edmund Kingsley & Raffiella Chapman
Saban Films has acquired North American distribution rights to *The Caged*, a UK-set haunted house horror film directed by Jeffrey Scott Collins and starring Tamzin Merchant, Edmund Kingsley, Raffiella Chapman and newcomer Callen Carter. Inspired by true events, the film follows a family terrorised by a dark presence after moving into a coastal cottage that…
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Mystery as punk fan, 30, suffers fatal BRAIN injury at rowdy concert – and cops say there is no sign he died of foul play
A 30-year-old punk fan, David Granado Jr, died from a brain injury sustained while moshing at a Vans Warped Tour concert in California, leaving his family seeking answers as police say there is no evidence of foul play. He was with his girlfriend, brother and friends when he was fatally injured after jumping into a…
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Mystery surrounds the disappearance of grandmother-of-15 Yvonne Whear – as her heartbroken family reveal what they think happened
The family of Yvonne Whear, a 73-year-old grandmother of 15, are speaking out as the six-month anniversary of her disappearance approaches, with her daughter voicing fears that she was abducted and harmed. Ms Whear was last seen driving in Murwillumbah, in far northern New South Wales, on 19 February 2026, after leaving a TAFE course…
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Idaho In-N-Out Burger shooting motive still a mystery as armed citizen speaks out
A gunman opened fire at a crowded In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing three people, including an employee, before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police have identified the attacker as 24-year-old Chad Williams but say they are still working to establish a motive for the shooting, which has shocked the local community…
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People Are Ghosting Long-Term Partners. Some Don’t Regret It
A growing number of people are ending long-term relationships by “ghosting” — cutting off contact and blocking their partner without explanation — rather than having a conversation. WIRED spoke to several people who abruptly severed relationships lasting well over a year this way, some of whom say they feel no remorse and consider it the…
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Alienware 27 QD-OLED (AW2726DM) Review: A $350 Winner
Dell’s Alienware AW2726DM has launched as a budget-friendly QD-OLED gaming monitor priced at just $350, a dramatic drop from the $1,400 cost of Alienware’s original OLED gaming monitor, the AW3423DW, released three years earlier. Reviewer Matthew S. Smith found that despite the steep price cut, Alienware made sensible compromises rather than gutting the product’s core…
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10 Anime Movies Without a Single Flaw
Collider film writer Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck has published a list of ten anime films the site considers free of any flaws, judged against criteria including consistency, pacing, animation, writing, directing, influence and critical acclaim. The piece contrasts these with celebrated but imperfect works such as Princess Mononoke and Paprika, arguing that the featured films succeed completely…
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Japan’s Wowow Reveals First-Look Of Six-Part Series Based On Riku Onda’s ‘The Aosawa Murders’, Starring Yukino Kishii
Japanese broadcaster Wowow has unveiled its first-look images and casting details for a six-episode live-action adaptation of Riku Onda’s best-selling mystery novel The Aosawa Murders (published in Japan as Eugenia). The series stars Yukino Kishii, who gained international recognition through her Cannes Un Certain Regard title All The Lovers In The Night, in what marks…