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Halloween Horror Nights is celebrating the Prince of Darkness and an Oscar-winning vampire thriller. Indeed, Ozzy Osbourne and Sinners are fright-tastic haunted house additions at HHN, months after Ryan Coogler’s horror-musical mashup nabbed the most Academy Award nominations for any movie ever. But it’s the tribute for the Prince of Darkness that has fans in their feels following the former Black Sabbath frontman’s death at 78 in July 2025.

Four months before she faced a sinister killer in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, Vera Miles faced a sinister version of herself in The Twilight Zone season one episode "Mirror Image." Written by series creator and host Rod Serling, the episode takes place at a lonely bus station where a young woman named Millicent Barnes (Miles) begins to see her doppelgänger, whom she believes is from another universe and now wants to replace her.

At the end of the second Banjo Kazooie game, Banjo-Tooie, Gruntilda the witch vowed to exact her revenge in Banjo-Threeie. Even though developer Rare eventually released a third installment, 2008's Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts, the Xbox game's drastic departure from the Collect-a-Thon model proved polarizing to say the least. To this day, die-hard fans of the series hold out hope for a true trilogy capper to the Bear and Bird saga.

With just under three months to go until the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, Rockstar Games has released an extended sneak peek at the long-awaited video game. The nearly half-hour long teaser, which debuted on Netflix Aug.

When principal photography on Jurassic Park III began on Aug. 30, 2000, the Joe Johnston-directed sequel to Steven Spielberg's movies didn't have a completed screenplay. As Johnston lamented in James Mottram's Jurassic Park: The Ultimate Visual History, "Jurassic Park III is a prime example of why filmmakers should never embark on the ordeal of making a film without a rock-solid script." Nevertheless, the movie had a firm release date (July 18, 2001).

Like Philip J. Fry, Futurama has spent long periods of time in a state of suspended animation, but always manages to thaw out. The animated sci-fi comedy developed by Simpsons creator Matt Groening and David X. Cohen was canceled and revived twice since it first aired on Fox in 1999, with the latest iteration of the series now streaming on Hulu.

Twelve years after she was killed off on The Walking Dead's fifth season, Beth Greene (Emily Kinney) is returning to the zombie apocalypse in the Aug. 30 episode of AMC's spinoff The Walking Dead: Dead City. "I never would’ve imagined that I was coming back at all," Kinney shared in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly.

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Just when Rupert Grint thought he was out of the Wizarding World, it pulls him back in with all the force of an unauthorized portkey. The actor will reprise the role of Ron Weasley, whom he portrayed in all eight Harry Potter movies, for 2027 performances of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at Broadway's Lyric Theatre.

Some of the greatest film endings of all time leave the audience with a discussion prompt—like all good art should. Were McReady and Childs human or alien? Was Cobb still asleep? What did Bob Harris whisper in Charlotte's ear? The lack of any definitive answer keeps the movie alive in the cultural consciousness long after the credits have rolled, with endless debates, theories and thematic analyses becoming the support beams of lasting cinema. Take, for instance, Pan's Labyrinth.