Author: Jacob Dressler

Micro-budget filmmaker and lover of all things horror.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has developed an increasingly complex timeline over the years. The book, Marvel Studios’ The Marvel Cinematic Universe – An Official Timeline, tackles this conundrum. In the process, however, it appears that there is indeed an MCU continuity error with Spider-Man: Homecoming. Many fans who viewed the movie upon its release in 2017 noticed the error. Only now, however, is the record being set straight. For those unaware, the error can be spotted in the very opening of Spider-Man: Homecoming. The film begins not long after the events of The Avengers. Michael Keaton’s Adrian Toomes can be…

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A number of reboots for classic horror movies have been released over the years. This includes such properties as Halloween and Evil Dead. Now in 2024, the reboot treatment will be given to one particularly influential horror movie from 1972. As shared by Variety, the 1972 classic film Blacula is being rebooted by MGM, Bron, and Hidden Empire Film Group. This will be the first film featuring the Blacula name since 1973’s Scream Blacula Scream. Excitingly enough, the reboot is also “slated for release next Halloween.” They continued to share: “The new film is a modern reimagining of the 1972…

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Marvel is known for redesigning and recreating different superheroes over time. Now Marvel has announced their latest reinvention of a beloved character. And, as fans can see below, it’s quite an unexpected change for fans. Robert Reynolds is known for having been Marvel’s Sentry across quite the comic book saga. Of course, his character is now dead, but the Sentry mantle will apparently live on. It looks like Marvel has introduced as many as three new diverse characters to become the universe’s new Sentry. The new Marvel series, which initially begins with fan-favorite character Jessica Jones and Misty Knight, comes…

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Spider-Man: No Way Home is far from the conclusion of Tom Holland’s role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In fact, it looks like the production start date for Spider-Man 4 has been reportedly revealed. The ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home teases big things for Tom Holland’s Peter Parker. The world no longer remembers his secret identity as Spider-Man. Obviously this opens an interesting path to explore for the character. Not to mention he has a brand-new suit and life ahead. Now, as revealed by insider Daniel Richtman via X, we may know when Spider-Man 4 is finally set to…

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Fans of the Five Nights at Freddy’s video game franchise have been eagerly awaiting Blumhouse’s live-action film adaptation. Now the first reactions to Five Nights at Freddy’s are here – though they might not be what you’d expect. As you can see below, a number of people have had the opportunity to see the film via early screenings. They’ve continued to share their reactions to these screenings on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. For the majority of users, however, it looks like they were disappointed with the film. Here are their reactions to Five Nights at…

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In addition to traditional film and television, Netflix is quite well-known for its compelling documentaries. Now one shocking horror documentary is dominating the Netflix streaming charts. The Devil on Trial is doing quite well for itself on Netflix, consistently staying in the streaming platform’s Top 10 most watched, according to data from FlixPatrol. Of course, that might not be surprising, as the case within the documentary has become quite an iconic piece of discussion in recent years. Especially since it was also the basis for The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It. Indeed, The Devil on Trial revolves around…

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A wide number of characters are known for having played Spider-Man. These actors include Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland. Now, however, Stranger Things star Joe Keery has become the latest Spider-Man with a newly-surfaced photo. Keery has famously played Steve Harrington in all four seasons of Netflix’s Stranger Things. It’s a role that he’s set to reprise for the show’s upcoming fifth and final season. Of course, fans are eager to see what roles Keery could tackle next, and many have been hoping for an MCU appearance. The Marvel Cinematic Universe has recently opened up the possibilities of…

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The Silver Surfer is one of the Fantastic Four’s most iconic villains. In fact, the Marvel comic book character was previously adapted for the 2007 feature film Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. It also seems like the Silver Surfer could be making their MCU debut, albeit with a gender swap. Insider @MyTimeToShineH shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) that Marvel Studios’ Fantastic Four reboot would include “Galactus’ herald.” Many fans assumed this herald would be none other than the Silver Surfer. What’s interesting, however, is that they add the herald “will be a woman.” As you can…

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The Halloween movie franchise continues to frighten and excite viewers to this day. Outside of Halloween III: Season of the Witch, an outlier in the slasher series, this is mostly due to the presence of iconic villain Michael Myers. Now original Halloween director John Carpenter has opened up to confirm why Michael Myers can’t die. The undefeatable nature of Michael Myers was first teased in the original 1978 film. However, decade after decade, Michael Myers has proven himself to be a recurring nightmare. Something that despite the best efforts of numerous protagonists, even to the point of actually killing Michael,…

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The newly-released book, MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios written by Joanna Robinson, Dave Gonzalez, and Gavin Edwards, has shared all sorts of exciting details about the franchise. These details include two names that Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige reportedly has banned from working with the studio for their MCU projects ever again. The two names reportedly banned from future MCU projects were shared via Dexerto. Here’s what was shared by them via the new book: “If the Inhumans could be rehabilitated, apparently everyone in MCU history was on Feige’s call list—except Edward Norton, the franchise’s first Bruce Banner, and…

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