Dais Johnston

'Ahsoka' Season 2 just got an awesome trailer, but that doesn't mean the show will follow through.

“Come on Mr. Ghostface, whisper to me! Aren't you supposed to ask me a question?”

It’s a good time for Ryan Gosling. Fresh off an original sci-fi story ( and knitwear trend ) with Project Hail Mary, he’s now splitting his time between a new Star Wars movie, Star Wars: Starfighter, and a new Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, Ghost Rider.

Stop-motion animation has a unique, “real” feel to it that often becomes instantly nostalgic. Maybe you were terrified of Feathers McGraw in Wallace and Gromit shorts, maybe you watched Chicken Run on DVD over and over, or maybe you became fascinated with the world of Coraline.

The line between religion and horror has always been thin. Religious love is somewhere between respect and fear, and that’s exactly where horror lies. From The Exorcist to Heretic, adoration and idolization have always been at the forefront of the horror landscape.

When I first heard about the upcoming family film The Magic Faraway Tree, I was instantly confused. It appeared to be an adaptation of a children’s book, but I hadn’t heard of it. It starred big-name actors like Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, who appeared to be playing second-fiddle to the child stars. It seemed like the kind of fake movie parodied on 30 Rock, or at the very least one of those films that would only appeal to British audiences, the demographic that read Enid Blyton novels as children and understood all the minute references.

Disney's fantasy RPG is coming to TV with a brand new spinoff.

Netflix shows are notorious for taking a while to make it from development to streaming screens across the globe, and it’s only getting worse. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the average wait between streaming show seasons was 10 months in 2016. A decade later, that’s doubled to 21 months. But for certain shows, 21 months is just the start. There were four years between Black Mirror Season 5 and Season 6, and three years between Stranger Things Season 3 and Season 4 and Seasons 4 and 5.

We just got one step closer to learning the reason for the apocalypse

Fall has, traditionally, been the height of the TV season. As temperatures cool, folks are more likely to spend their nights in, so it’s often when the most exciting shows premiere. This may be an era where you can catch up on your shows on the bus or in line at the bank, but that hasn’t changed the traditional TV seasons.