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Gunslinger returns in Taken From Rio Bravo

Taken from Rio Bravo follows the events of the first movie Gunfight at Rio Bravo released in January in the

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STAR TREK Continuity Challenges Goldsman

We all remember seeing various Behind The Scenes documentaries about Star Trek and catching sight of the extensive show “Bibles” and technical manuals. Huge folders. Binders overflowing with information, guarded by committed experts who have a mission to ensure that over 800 episodes, 13 movies, and numerous other media all somehow sync up and make […]

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FAMILY GUY Showrunners Join Strike

As the Writers Guild Of America strike kicked in a couple of weeks ago, the studios sent letters to showrunners who were also members of the WGA making it clear they expected work to continue. Writing duties were paused, but showrunner activity was to carry on. Lots of showrunners pushed back, and said they were […]

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Colossal Biosciences Aims to Bring Back the Bluebuck by 2030

More than 200 years after mankind hunted the Hippotragus Leucophaeus, aka the bluebuck, to extinction on the plains of South Africa, the petite and well-horned antelope is set to make a comeback. This revelation also marks the sixth publicly announced de-extinction project at Colossal Biosciences, the biotech firm that gave

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15 Alarmingly Creepy Kids Movies from the ’70s and ’80s

The line between “family-friendly” and genuinely unsettling was a lot thinner in the ’70s and ’80s. Many films aimed at younger audiences weren’t afraid to include dark themes, eerie imagery, or moments that bordered on outright horror. They might be filled with intense emotional stakes, disturbing visuals, or unexpectedly grim

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15 Forgotten ’80s Cartoon Shows That Used to Be Everywhere

The 1980s were a golden age for animated television, with networks and syndication blocks packed full of cartoons that felt impossible to escape. Many of these shows were tied to toys, comics, or simple high-concept ideas, turning them into daily fixtures for kids. While some, like Transformers or ThunderCats, are

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The Weirdest ’80s Movie Genres That Somehow Worked

The 80’s were a wild time for films and the entertainment industry at large, since there was a lot of experimentation searching for what might stick with audiences. Comedies and action setpieces were combined in new and exciting ways, and while not everything worked, some things worked too well. Nowadays,

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15 People Share the One Old Computer Game They Still Think About, 1985 – 2010

The first games we play are the ones that stay with us the most, hence why people on Reddit were talking about their biggest nostalgia bombs. These are games that joined us throughout our childhoods, shaping our imaginations and pushing us as today’s problem-solvers. For some of them, nothing will

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