#supernatural-thriller

#supernatural-thriller

Sam Cooper (Alfred Molina) is a recently widowed, retired aeronautical engineer who (very) reluctantly moves into The Boroughs retirement community. It was his late wife's choice to move there, and the company refuses to let him out of the contract he co-signed when Lilly (Jane Kaczmarek) was still alive. So he's grumpy about the whole arrangement, snapping at his long-suffering daughter, Claire (Jena Malone) and pretty much anyone else who crosses his path.

When Jeff Nichols set out to make 2016's Midnight Special, his intention was to create a film about parenthood, the feelings of powerlessness that come with it, and the faith required to let your child be their own person in the world. When his son had a seizure at 8 months old, Nichols realized that he 'had no real control over the health and well-being of [his] child.'

Anne Rice's Immortal Universe: It's not the Dark Universe we were promised, but it is absolutely the one we deserve. Like the MCU, but for gay goths, AMC's ambitious interconnected project has gone all in on some of the most deranged intellectual property out there, first with the Grand Guignolsplendors of Interview With the Vampire(the best show on TV), followed by Mayfair Witches, a show that made the audacious decision to have Harry Hamlin lead a coven. Next up, Anne Rice's Talamasca: The Secret Order,

"Sinners, Ryan Coogler's supernatural thriller, has become a major success with high ratings and box office earnings, set for a 4K Blu-ray release on July 8."