Game Of Thrones The Frustrating Questions Left Unanswered By The Season 8 Finale

We’re excited for HBO’s upcoming Game of Thrones prequel series House of the Dragon. But as always, the problem with a prequel is that it can only fill in more detailed background to the story we’ve already seen – it can’t continue that story, or pick up on any loose hanging threads from its parent show. The Game of Thrones TV finale left us with a fair few unanswered questions – we can only hope a rumoured sequel eventually comes along to answer some of them....

December 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1196 words · Sherry Benson

Gangs Of London Directors On What To Expect From Season 2

The first season of crime drama Gangs of London arrived all at once on Sky Atlantic and Cinemax with a bang. Allegiances were formed and broken, the body count was high, and those who did survive until the final episode were left in limbo. Gangs of London series 2 has yet to be officially announced, though it seems like a definite possibility given the buzz around series one – THR reports that talks are in progress after the show became Sky Atlantic’s most binged of the year, and second biggest original drama launch ever, after Fortitude....

December 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1272 words · Alice Messenger

Get Free Swot Analysis Templates Word Ppt Excel Pdf Jpeg

Businesses resort to data-driven decision-making for actionable insights. One such process is to conduct a SWOT analysis when launching a new product or addressing business operations performance issues. Read on to understand the theory, its use cases, and online resources that make the evaluation effortless. What Is SWOT Analysis? Businesses and individuals can utilize a systematic and visual framework to draw strategic planning and decision-making roadmaps. Such a visual framework requires internal and external data inputs for accurate evaluation....

December 4, 2022 · 8 min · 1549 words · Alishia Comee

Getting Rabid With Horror S Soska Sisters

Their movies are marked by a decidedly feminist point-of-view as well as a gleeful, often outrageous use of gore and visceral horror, so it’s no surprise that they have now taken on the risk of remaking Rabid, one of the early films by their idol and fellow Canadian, David Cronenberg. The original, released in 1977, starred adult film superstar Marilyn Chambers as Rose, a woman who undergoes an experimental surgical procedure after a motorcycle accident and discovers a parasitic new organ in an orifice under an armpit–which gives her a ravenous appetite for blood that soon spreads to everyone she infects....

December 4, 2022 · 10 min · 1945 words · Judith Gonzalez

Halloween Ends Explained The Legacy Of Michael Myers And Laurie Strode

Michael Myers is dead. For realsies this time. Yes, we’ve seen the embodiment of pure evil, this personification of cruelty, the HUMAN VESSEL for what his own psychologist dubbed “the Devil’s Eyes,” die on screen before. He’s been shot, stabbed, and burned across multiple movies. In fact, all of the above occurred in the last one, Halloween Kills! But this time Michael is gone and he’s not coming back, at least in this current form....

December 4, 2022 · 10 min · 1988 words · Eugene Palmiter

Halo Infinite S Campaign Borrows Far Cry S Best Idea

While the various Halo Infinite previews that have been published by multiple outlets are only based on a few hours with the game’s upcoming campaign, they all suggest that it seems like the bulk of that campaign will see Master Chief navigate Zeta Halo’s fairly open environment. While there are still campaign-like missions spread throughout that environment, Infinite players will be afforded an unprecedented degree of freedom (at least so far as the Halo series goes) when it comes to picking your next objective, acquiring upgrades, and generally deciding where you’re going to go next....

December 4, 2022 · 4 min · 689 words · Christopher Zana

Halo S Madrigal Is A Bungie Deep Cut

Although the Halo TV series puts it front and center for the first time, the planet Madrigal has in fact appeared in franchise lore before. Although its two big appearances take place in separate continuities, with the TV show’s “Silver timeline” opening up new storytelling possibilities, Madrigal is basically the same place in both timelines: a space colony of human insurrectionists, and one of the first to be attacked by the alien Covenant....

December 4, 2022 · 3 min · 626 words · Chrystal Mart

Have You Tried These Free Adobe Software Yet

However, the company offers downloads of many standalone applications and independent software packages that are free to use. The software packages provided by Adobe are a fantastic choice for novice users and those who have experience with other types of software. The process of obtaining free Adobe software is not as challenging as it may seem. There are many different legitimate ways to get the job done successfully. Explore several free Adobe applications, and mobile apps that you may not be familiar with yet are available to download without cost....

December 4, 2022 · 8 min · 1551 words · Lillian Reed

Host Director S Dashcam Takes Pandemic Horror To Scarier Place

All of which is a long way to note the uniquely diabolical nature of Rob Savage’s Dashcam and its hero Annie (played by Annie Hardy). Following in the footsteps of Savage’s Zoom shocker from last year, Host, Dashcam is a relentless found footage chiller that is more scary for how it reflects our status quo in a post-COVID world than its use of any demons, witches, or whatever else is rattling up there inside Savage’s imagination....

December 4, 2022 · 4 min · 793 words · David Reed

House Of The Dragon Episode 1 Review The Heirs Of The Dragon

House of the Dragon Episode 1 Westeros isn’t real. George R.R. Martin’s epic A Song of Ice and Fire novels and the HBO series upon which they’re based are works of pure fantasy fiction. Though Martin occasionally borrows from real life Medieval history, there is no such thing as a Targaryen dynasty, dragons, or a land of always winter. Still even with all the ice zombies and red witches, a big reason for Game of Thrones’ success was how seriously it took itself as a pseudo historical document....

December 4, 2022 · 8 min · 1682 words · John Shrum

How A First Time Director Handled Annabelle Comes Home

When Ed and Lorraine (played once again by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) go out of town on a brief overnight trip, they leave their daughter Judy (Mckenna Grace, The Haunting of Hill House) home with her trusted babysitter Mary Ellen (Madison Iseman, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle). But after Mary Ellen’s troubled friend Daniela (Katie Sarife) arrives at the house, Annabelle manages to escape from her priest-blessed glass cabinet and summon the many entities attached to the Warrens’ collection of haunted and dangerous artifacts....

December 4, 2022 · 7 min · 1485 words · Regina Levin

How All Creatures Great And Small Epitomizes Cottagecore

Masterpiece on PBS begins its 50th season with the US airing of All Creatures Great and Small, UK Channel 5’s fresh take on the published memoirs of famous UK veterinarian James Herriot during the 1930’s. His work on the farms of Yorkshire capture rural life as well as advances in animal husbandry. Most of the current advertising for the series revolves around re-sparking the magic for Boomer and Gen X Masterpiece viewers who read the books and remember the original series from the 1970’s starring Doctor Who‘s Peter Davison....

December 4, 2022 · 4 min · 771 words · Terry Rankin

How Fear Of Rain Breaks New Ground For Thrillers

Despite the entreaties of her parents (Katherine Heigl and Harry Connick Jr.) and the threat of being hospitalized, Rain does believe in the reality of one thing: that Dani (Eugenie Bondurant), the seemingly normal teacher who lives next door, is doing something awful in her attic. Filmed before the pandemic gripped the world, Fear of Rain touches on issues of mental illness and attempts to shatter some of the misconceptions around schizophrenia in particular....

December 4, 2022 · 5 min · 941 words · James Driscoll

How Insidious The Last Key Takes Elise Full Circle

Starting with the original Insidious in 2011, Shaye has played Dr. Elise Rainier, a paranormal investigator, clairvoyant and demonologist whose fearlessness is matched only by her dedication to saving lost souls and eradicating supernatural darkness from the lives of the living. Ironically, that first Insidious and its sequel, Insidious 2, told the end of Elise’s personal story. In director Adam Robitel’s Insidious: The Last Key, she must revisit the beginning — returning to the house she grew up in to unlock tortured memories of her childhood and defeat once and for all the evil entity that was inadvertently unleashed....

December 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1134 words · Alfredo Valdez

How Mulan Maintains The Animated Film S Queerness

More than any of the previous six Disney live-action remakes, Mulan requires the greatest narrative leap from fans of the animated original: The remake has done away with the iconic musical numbers, wisecracking dragon Mushu, and fan favorite Captain Li Shang, who is considered by many to be a bisexual icon for his clear attraction to both Ping (Mulan, pretending to be a man) and Mulan. Instead, perhaps in order to separate out the love interest from the potentially problematic power dynamic, Niki Caro’s 2020 adaptation, which now available to watch for no additional fee for Disney+ subscribers, splits Shang into two characters: father figure Commander Tung (Donnie Yen) and fellow recruit Chen Honghui (Yoson An)....

December 4, 2022 · 10 min · 2064 words · Ronald Neal

How Nvidia Advanced Optimus Makes Laptop Gaming Better Than Ever

With power-hungry, top-tier components, gaming laptops aren’t usually celebrated for their battery life. But NVIDIA’s latest portable computers tackle the problem head-on with some clever technology: Advanced Optimus. To help get a better grounding in the tech, Den of Geek talked with NVIDIA’s Director of Product Management Vijay Sharma, whose work has touched all aspects of the company’s hardware from G-SYNC to GPUs. The TL;DR of the tech is that it allows gaming laptops to automatically and intelligently switch between graphics outputs, giving you the best possible frame rate, the lowest possible input latency, and maximum battery life....

December 4, 2022 · 5 min · 953 words · Anna Barker

How Sean Connery S Singing Voice Helped Him Land James Bond

To be charitable, Connery’s attempt at an Irish lilt was no more convincing in 1959’s Darby O’Gill and the Little People than it would be three decades later for his Oscar winning turn in The Untouchables. Nevertheless, there was something charming, beguiling even, about both performances, with the musical one proving strangely important to Connery getting the role of Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007. That might be in large part because Dr....

December 4, 2022 · 4 min · 763 words · Joy Chambers

How The Long Song Spotlights Ignored Black Caribbean History

The Long Song is the first miniseries featured in PBS Masterpiece’s 50th Anniversary season, and it’s U.S. arrival nearly three years after airing on BBC One is highlighting themes that some viewers may not be ready to process but that remain incredibly important. The show is an adaptation of Andrea Levy’s 2010 novel recounting the story of how Jamaican slaves gained their freedom in the 1830’s. Levy worked with white screenwriter Sarah Williams on the script for The Long Song before her death in 2019....

December 4, 2022 · 5 min · 1027 words · Jared Timmons

How The Queen S Gambit Created An Authentic Portrayal Of Chess Mastery

But the real key to The Queen’s Gambit appeal is its focus on one of the world’s oldest and most popular games: chess. Thanks to the show (and also probably the global pandemic), chess is having a bit of a moment right now. According to eBay, the retail site saw a remarkable 273% surge in sales of chess sets in the first 10 days of the Netflix series’ release. This makes some sense given how The Queen’s Gambit is able to make the classic game feel fresh, kinetic, and damn near sensual....

December 4, 2022 · 4 min · 652 words · Wilbert Mattson

How To Add Modify And Remove User In Linux

For a Linux-based OS, it usually involves creating user accounts, modifying existing accounts like changing their home directory, default shell, locking/unlocking one or more accounts, and removing user accounts. Before we investigate the commands and processes to carry out these tasks, let’s delve briefly into how user accounts can be classified in Linux. Also, note that unless explicitly specified, given commands will work in most of the common Linux distributions....

December 4, 2022 · 5 min · 1018 words · Reva Senft