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Rarely have truer words ever been spoken. It is indeed time for moreStranger Things. Netflixs retro sci-fi horror hit hasnt produced new episodes since season 3 signed off on July 4, 2019. Lets break down everything we learned aboutStranger Thingsseason 4 based on that three-minute epic! The End of Season 3 The trailer opens with a helpful reminder of how season 3 ended. Billy Hargrove TheStranger Thingsseason 4 trailer takes some time out to pay tribute to one of its fallen antiheroes....

From actor Harold Perrineau breaks down the first season finale and why lighthouses should generally be avoided. This article contains spoilers for theFromseason 1 finale. Sara hears Boyds wifes voice in her head, calling him by his military nickname Mr. ), and weve no clue whether Sara followed, or where she apparated. Wherever he is, it does not look good. Who was that talking to Jim? We dont have those answers and we do want you to come back....

ThisKilling EVEarticle contains major spoilers for the series finale. Theres a world in which I can accept Villanelle dying several of them, depending on how its done. Frankly, its what I expected of the series from the beginning. (I mean come on, who even has a pizza cutter in a hotel room? In the end, Carolyn couldnt go back to MI6 emptyhanded, so she gave them Villanelle. Its really to bad that line Carolyn had about owing V a dare never came back around....

That place was bonkers, he adds about the location featured in the season premiere. But they werent lying. That place creeped me out. It is said to literally duck low and creep around when spotted. For Weidman, its a fascinating development that people are noticing this similar entity. But she said whatever she and Osbourne encountered was accompanied by a cacophony of strange sounds. It felt at points like the building was falling down....

ThisKilling EVEarticle contains spoilers. Sure theyre bad or whatever, but who cares? Beyond that, the whole good-vs-evil thing feels like a malleable afterthought. This episode ends up being the reverse. On the other hand, the modern section was fine, nothing wrong, but comparatively less riveting. Carolyns moment of vulnerability with Konstantin (Do you think we might have kept our children? ), coming from a character who so rarely shows even an inch of it, feels so important....

The conversation with Goodall is a highlight of theExpedition Bigfootpremiere. That was one of the big questions I had going into all of this, said Mayor. Jane Goodall does for Bigfoot what our military fighter pilots do for the UFO phenomenon, said Johnson. They take away some of this taboo nature that surrounds the subject. Acord added that the fires, though destructive, surprisingly added some benefit to their search. Theres a lot less coverage to hide....

ThisKilling EVEarticle contains spoilers. Not only do they stay, however, some have actively sought a more dangerous life. Villanelle did her level best with Christianity, but apparently that hasnt exactly worked out. Often, the whimsical spy craft and inventive assassinations have felt like a stylistic quirk of the show. Blunt, ham-handed kills are beneath someone as creative as Villanelle. Carolyn and Villanelles scenes are especially enjoyable since they havent shared as many over the course of four seasons....

Another breakout star fromEuphoriahas joined the SonySpider-Manuniverse, this time with Sydney Sweeney. Has the studio found their Spider-Gwen or Black Cat? I put help in quotes because shes a sassy lady and sometimes painfully vague. Well, get ready forIrredeemable, Netflixs adaptation of the Boom! series from Mark Waid and Peter Krause thats more or less about exactly that. Read more at The A.V. Club Are you a fan of cult classics?...

Villanelle didnt know how right she was when she told Eve, Maybe youre the scorpion. ThisKilling EVEarticle contains spoilers. It doesnt even seem like it was a hard choice to make. Nevertheless, Eves indifference is a radical change in their power dynamic. Its a side of Villanelle weve rarely seen before, if ever. Even after her shower, Villanelle looks washed up, dejected, put through the ringer. Shes not the self-possessed, effervescent assassin we once knew....

Ti West returns to the horror genre with a surprisingly wistful ode to 70s schlock cinema in X. Porn. A Texas summer night massacre. But for whatever frothy vivaciousness it brings, whats most striking about the simply titledXis that its no frolic. While it doesnt always pay off, the exercise yields curious results. The premise is as straightforward as horror movies can get. Instead of being a successor to grindhouse sensibilities, its an ode to them....

Its a thought weve all had before. Is this what Im supposed to be doing? Did I take a wrong turn somewhere along the way? An entire subgenre of mumblecore indies has blossomed from such universal ennui. At first glance, the Daniels deceptively straightforwardEverything Everywhere All at Oncemight be one of them. And these days, their only source of excitement is the pursuit of a relentless IRS woman. And when theyre unlocked, whats released is nothing short of kaleidoscopic madnessand pure, demented bliss....

Eve channels an iconic early encounter with Villanelle for her dangerous meeting with the unpredictable Helene on Killing Eve. ThisKilling EVEarticle contains spoilers. Shes seen the abyss and pulled herself back, and now shes halfway to fearless. She may have been terrified and had to buck herself up, but she pulled the damn thing off. Shes torturing and killing her way through the organization though not personally. Helene knows whos at the top, but she tells Eve to work it out herself....

Who doesnt want to be a pirate? Rhys Darby certainly does, but not just any pirate. Ad content continues below There was no effort to his life. He was a wealthy landowner, forced to marry someone he didnt really love, he says. Hes just deeply unhappy, and reading stuff, and wishing he could be part of this adventure. I think he wanted to feel something. But he eventually became frenemies with Edward Blackbeard Teach....