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2026 is a monumental year for *Zillennials* everywhere—well, at least if you’re a Disney fan. If you haven’t realized it yet, it’s not just the anniversary of *Hannah Montana*, but also the anniversary of *High School Musical*! And all in the same year? Twenty years later, the nostalgia hits you like a brick the instant Miley Cyrus steps onto the scene with her blonde bangs and that shiny gold belt. Although Miley herself looks mature and elegant now, her Tennessee personality shines through instantly the moment she sets foot on the set—the very home of the Stewarts! But, almost immediately, you feel that something is missing. That’s because most of the show’s main cast doesn’t appear in this anniversary special. Even so, I can’t complain, considering that Miley is the sole reason we had the opportunity to enjoy this special at all. Twenty years ago, when I was just a little girl myself, I had a poster of the pop star with the double life hanging on my pink and purple walls (quite...
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Charlotte, a 12-year-old girl hiding a secret, faces a terrifying reality when her once adorable pet spider undergoes a monstrous transformation into a carnivorous giant. In “Sting,” the latest installment of the “Giant Spider vs. Humans,” audiences are drawn to the promise of classic creature thrills.
However, despite its premise, “Sting” fails to convey the chilling emotion one would expect from such a film. Instead of a gripping monster movie, it delves into the realm of mundane family drama. While the film draws inspiration from iconic creature features like “Alien” and “Jaws,” it fails to evoke the same level of tension and fear, relying more on the concept of horror than its execution.
Director: Kiah Roache-Turner
Writer: Kiah Roache-Turner
Stars: Tony J Black, Alyla Browne, Alcira Carpio
The story revolves around Charlotte, played by Alyla Browne, who lives her life with her new stepfather Ethan, played by Ryan Corr, in a poorly managed apartment building. While the film spends considerable time exploring the dynamics of the building and its quirky residents, it does not adequately develop Charlotte's character. While Ethan takes center stage, making amends and adjusting to his new marriage, Charlotte's role feels sidelined, leaving the audience disconnected from her journey until the film's final act.
However, the eccentric supporting characters inject life into the narrative, with standout performances from Robyn Nevin, Noni Hazlehurst and Jermaine Fowler. Fowler, in particular, shines by infusing humor into an otherwise mediocre script, elevating the film with his comedic timing and charisma.
Despite its flaws, “Sting” offers some redeeming qualities. The creature's design, reminiscent of xenomorph lore, turns out to be a highlight, and WETA Workshop's practical effects add a visceral quality to the spider's appearance. While the film occasionally relies too heavily on strobe lighting and shaky camera work to obscure the creature, its plasticky, grotesque aesthetic effectively induces a sense of repulsion.
However, “Sting” fails to generate suspense and deliver shocking scares. The creature remains largely hidden in the shadows and most of the horror occurs off-screen, lessening the overall tension. While the film's conclusion attempts to redeem its previous shortcomings, it ultimately fails to live up to its full potential as a horror classic.
In the end, “Sting” offers a mix of emotions and disappointments. While it may satisfy viewers looking for a dose of creature nostalgia, it fails to leave a lasting impression due to its uneven execution. Despite its flaws, “Sting” manages to stick the landing, culminating in a solid ending that salvages some of its previous mistakes.
The *gayest* anime ever created has saddled up once again, returning with such overflowing authority—atop its steed, clad in haute couture, flashing a gold-toothed grin, and serving up the most gorgeous visuals ever committed to screen—that even the notion of a "return to form" feels astonishingly inadequate. Four years after its predecessor, *Stone Ocean*, closed the long and cyclical book on the original Joestar lineage on Netflix, Part 7 of the acclaimed *JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure*—titled *Steel Ball Run*—bursts forth as a new gospel for its legions of fervent emissaries; a soft reboot of the franchise that carries the DNA of its legendary legacy in its very bones, along with the confidence born of nearly twenty years spent being hailed as one of the greatest manga ever written. The initial hysteria surrounding its premiere—including the immediate convulsions across the internet when, just hours after its release, it dethroned *Frieren* from its comfortable, cushy perch on...
Netflix has released a trailer for the new sci-fi anime, Moonrise, which shows the main character Jack in action against creatures that serve as antagonists in the Earth vs. Moon conflict. Although no firm release date has been provided for the anime series yet, Moonrise will stream on Netflix sometime in 2024. Announced on Netflix Tudum 2022, Moonrise is written by novelist Tou Ubukata, best known for his excellent work on Ghost in the Shell, Psycho-Pass 2, and Psycho-Pass 3. Beloved artist Hiromu Akawara, who previously worked on the hit series from the Fullmetal Alchemist manga, will also join the show as a character designer. Ubukata wrote and published a prologue novel in December 2018. Netflix describes Moonrise as "a fateful tale of resistance forces on the moon challenging the peaceful inhabitants of Earth to battle." The trailer introduces the two main characters, Jack and Al, while Kawasaki's music accompanies the action-packed scenes. In addition to Ubukata an...
Vinland Saga is set to debut on Netflix and Crunchy Roll early in the new year. In order to get fans excited for the return of their favorite Viking epic anime, an official trailer featuring the ending song has been posted on their website. The trailer is set to LMYK's song “Without Love” and features a brief description that simply reads, “Against Fate: Crawl Cause and Effect. This is no doubt referring to Thorfinn's situation from season 1, as his actions in leaving home and what he did the entire time he was gone will surely have consequences. Vinland Saga Season 2 will stream every Monday at 12:30 p.m. JPT, starting January 9, 2023, with a simulcast on Crunchyroll and Netflix a bit later in the day for the US run. The anime's second year will have 24 episodes, which will likely be split into two 12-episodes. Covering the "prologue" arc of the original manga, the first season of Vinland Saga follows the story of a young Viking warrior named Thorfinn who joins a...
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