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@furyofthegodz buried under Kevin’s hat vault

Where is Wanda…

@FilmUpdates + werewolf by night, too.

@FilmUpdates and yet, marvel continues to forget about agatha and moon knight.

Marvel’s ’WONDER MAN’ has been renewed for a second season.

See what’s on the slab in @voguemagazine.

you think with a budget of $150+ million that the leads wig wouldn’t look like they just took it out of the bag

fuck, they were serious that this was the final season

The last laugh. The final season of the Emmy Award–winning series #Hacks returns April 9 on HBO Max.

how is this shit still up, like does the distributor even care at this point?

It shouldn't have taken me this long to realize that she is in gen v as well.

the daniel erasure in ready or no 2 needs to be discussed one day

radio silence lowkirkenuinely being what this generation of horror is going to be remembered for

radio silence is going to do such a good job with their mummy movie, pumped is an understatement

the first one is just so strong, but I have to say that this one came kinda closer, which is better than most sequels nowadays. My ★★★★ review of Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026) on @letterboxd: boxd.it/dDoa0X

Hello! I am Chappell Roan’s bodyguard who yelled at that eleven-year-old girl. My name is Tommy Kinnard and I work as a pilot at LAFD Station 217, Air Operations.

a duo I never knew I needed but am so glad I got

Chappell really said fuck them kids and fuck Brazil

Still thinking about this fight scene from Ready or Not 2, perhaps one of the best things to happen to cinema

@Naija_RealTalk @Variety shut up ai bot

@Variety $9M opening weekend for Ready or Not 2? Horror fans clearly haven’t learned: sequels rarely top the original. Yet Hollywood keeps feeding them cheap blood for easy clicks—and investors lap it up. Smart money still bets on originality, not déjà-vu gore.

“Ready or Not 2: Here I Come” earned $3.8 million domestically on Friday. The bloody horror sequel is projected to gross $9 million by the end of the weekend. The first “Ready or Not” opened similarly to $8 million domestically, and eventually powered to $28 million in North America and $57 million worldwide against a $6 million budget. bit.ly/4rHTdLn

this was everything that i wanted from a sequel and more

#nw: ready or not 2