The Netflix anthology is back, but it’s a little warmer this time around.
Here’s a look at a Severance-themed “evening of sanctioned merriment” that Apple hosted this weekend at the New Jersey Bell Works building. The Apple TV Plus show’s cast and crew were able to “share their experience and connect with fans,” as 9to5Mac writes.
Today of all days would be a pretty terrible time for Netflix to announce its wants to produce a Monopoly-inspired reality competition show. But Deadline reports that a Monopoly series where “contestants battle for fortune and navigate the fine line between capitalism and chaos” is in the works. Grim!
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HBO’s post-apocalyptic world is more than just Joel and Ellie, though the second season doesn’t tell the whole story.
With Lazarus set to debut on Adult Swim this Saturday, now’s a good time to check out our interview with series creator Shinichirō Watanabe.
Before Dandadan’s upcoming second season streams on Netflix this July, the series’ season one finale, three new episodes, and an interview with co-directors Fuga Yamashiro and Abel Gongora will screen together in theaters as Dandadan: Evil Eye. In Asia (outside of Japan), Evil Eye screenings start on May 30th, US screenings begin on June 6th, and European screenings start June 7th.
If you’ve been looking for a way to get away from all the anti-art, ersatz Ghibli AI slop flooding the internet (and you’ve already gone to see the Princess Mononoke 4K restoration), some good news: Future Boy Conan, the 1978 series where Hayao Miyazaki got his directorial debut, will begin airing on anime streamer RetroCrush beginning April 18th.
