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Head TV Editor for CinemaBlend. Purveyor of non-non-nonchalance.
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John Goodman is Making A Rare Return To Horror For A New Movie I Was Already Drooling Over

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Dan Conner sitting at kitchen table talking to Darlene and Ben in The Conners Season 6. Attach John Goodman’s name to anything, and it’ll instantly be made 50-100% better because of it — under-cooked meals, the flu, anything — but movies and TV are obviously where he thrives. Most known for his work on Roseanne, The Conners, The Big Lebowski and other comedic projects, Goodman is no stranger to playing serious for dramas and thrillers, but it’s not often he aligns himself with the horror genre.
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Could Spider-Man: Brand New Day Bring In Werewolves? I'm Quick-Diving Down This Theory Rabbit Hole

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Spider-Man looking up at Incredible Hulk in Bruce banner's apartment in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Marvel fans are more than ready for the star-studded Avengers: Doomsday to bring doom to the MCU (in two literal senses), but not before another upcoming Marvel movie’s warped version of reality takes over theaters.
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After Backrooms' Success, Internet Horror-Verse The SCP Foundation Is Getting Its First Movie

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Eyeless creature with three rows of human teeth and a long tongue on the cover of SCP Foundation Artbook | Yellow Journal. Originating far earlier than Sirenhead and Momo, and even older than Slenderman, the SCP (Special Containment Procedures) Foundation’s fictionalized reports of disturbing anomalies and entities started up back in 2007, with the current Wikidot site created in 2008.
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