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Eli Roth is channeling his Grindhouse past with The Piano Killer, a new trailer for his horror studio The Horror Section that will be playing in theaters nationwide starting August 15, attached to the first theatrical release from Roth’s new company, Jimmy and Stiggs.

The team previews, “The Piano Killer trailer offers a first taste of the twisted, genre-smashing direction Eli Roth is taking with The Horror Section. Created alongside longtime collaborator Jeff Rendell (Thanksgiving), the trailer follows in the footsteps of their original Thanksgiving teaser, which famously morphed into a cult-favorite feature.

“What starts as an ordinary opening moment, turns into total mayhem…when the mystery killer turns out to be a piano. It’s absurd. It’s terrifying. And it’s exactly the kind of audacious, offbeat horror that defines The Horror Section.”

For now, it’s just a fake trailer for a Dario Argento-style Giallo movie about a killer piano.

On Saturday March 15 2025, Nickelodeon broadcasts SpongeBob SquarePants!

Jeffy T’s Prankwell Emporium Season 15 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “SpongeBob SquarePants,” titled “Jeffy T’s Prankwell Emporium,” promises to bring plenty of laughs and chaos to Bikini Bottom. In this episode, Squidward’s dad, Jeffy T, makes a surprise visit. Known for his love of pranks, Jeffy T arrives with a suitcase full of gags and tricks that are sure to create a stir.

Squidward, who prefers a quiet and peaceful life, is not thrilled about his father’s arrival. The episode will showcase Squidward’s struggle to deal with his dad’s playful antics. As Jeffy T sets up various pranks around Squidward’s house and workplace, viewers can expect to see Squidward’s frustration grow. The contrast between Squidward’s serious demeanor and his dad’s playful spirit will lead to many funny moments.

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The excitement is building for the upcoming episode of “SpongeBob SquarePants,” titled “Jeffy T’s Prankwell Emporium.” This episode, part of Season 15, promises to deliver plenty of laughs and chaos when it airs on Saturday, March 15, 2025, at 5:45 Pm on Nickelodeon. Fans are eager to see how Squidward will handle the unexpected visit from his prankster dad.

In this episode, Squidward’s father, Jeffy T, arrives in Bikini Bottom with a bag full of outrageous gags and tricks. Known for his wild sense of humor, Jeffy T is sure to turn Squidward’s life upside down. Squidward, who prefers a peaceful existence, will find himself increasingly annoyed as his dad’s pranks disrupt his daily routine. It will be interesting to see how Squidward copes with the antics of his father, especially with SpongeBob and Patrick likely getting caught up in the fun.

As the episode unfolds, viewers can expect...

On Friday February 28 2025, Nickelodeon broadcasts SpongeBob SquarePants!

Jeffy T’s Prankwell Emporium; A Taste of Plankton Season 15 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “SpongeBob SquarePants,” titled “Jeffy T’s Prankwell Emporium; A Taste of Plankton,” promises to be full of laughs and chaos. Squidward’s dad, known for his love of pranks, pays a visit to Bikini Bottom. His arrival brings a wave of gags and tricks, which are sure to annoy Squidward. Fans can expect to see Squidward’s patience tested as his dad pulls one prank after another.

Meanwhile, Plankton is up to his usual schemes. This time, he has a wild plan to get his hands on the Krabby Patty secret formula. Plankton decides to attach himself to SpongeBob’s tongue, hoping to sneak a taste of the formula. This clever twist is sure to lead to some funny situations as SpongeBob goes about his day,...

This week, “SpongeBob SquarePants” is back with an exciting new episode titled “Jeffy T’s Prankwell Emporium; A Taste of Plankton.” Set to air at 7:00 Pm on Friday, February 28, 2025, on Nickelodeon, this episode promises plenty of laughs and wacky antics under the sea.

In this episode, Squidward’s dad makes a surprise visit, bringing along a suitcase full of pranks and gags. Squidward, known for his serious demeanor, finds himself increasingly annoyed as his dad turns the Krusty Krab into a playground of silliness. The clash between Squidward’s desire for peace and his dad’s playful spirit creates a fun dynamic that fans will surely enjoy.

Meanwhile, Plankton is up to his usual schemes. This time, he has a clever plan to steal the Krabby Patty secret formula. By attaching himself to SpongeBob’s tongue, Plankton hopes to get a taste of the prized recipe. Viewers can expect...

At the end of September, JoBlo Media and Octane Multimedia teamed up to launch a new YouTube channel named JoBlo TV, which hosts multiple feature films to watch for free throughout the week. The genres we’ll be focusing on at JoBlo TV are Action, Horror, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Thrillers – and the free movies we shared this week were all about the horror!

This week’s line-up consisted of Dead Voices, The Thing Inside Us, and Demons Inside Me. Here’s some information on each of them:

Directed by genre regular William Butler Dead Voices shows what happens when two sisters discover a dark secret while making a documentary about mediums for a college final. Jacob Kyle Young wrote the screenplay and stars in the film alongside Angelica Briones, Lauren Albo, Jack Buckley, Naama Silver, and Cody Anderson.

Written and directed by Paul Catalanotto, The Thing Inside Us has the...

The director and screenwriter of "Thanksgiving" — Eli Roth and Jeff Rendell, respectively — have been very vocal about the fact that Thanksgiving seems to be a holiday with vast untapped potential as fodder for horror films, slasher movies in particular. After all, Halloween and Christmas are well-trodden as body count fare and even lesser holidays like Independence Day have their memorable slashers. Poor Turkey Day has only one; though "Blood Rage" is a pretty fantastic little indie that everyone should make a part of their yearly traditions, it uses Thanksgiving as a side dish rather than the main course.

So, Roth and Rendell were determined to fill this void themselves, and 2007's "Grindhouse" project by Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino gave them just the opportunity they needed. Adding a few days onto the "Hostel Part II" shoot, Roth shot a faux trailer for "Thanksgiving" in the Grindhouse manner, making it look...

Joseph Baxter Feb 6, 2020

Hulu series Utopia Falls takes a future-set sci-fi premise and injects with a pop culture explosion of music and dance.

Utopia Falls may, upon first glance, seem like an aesthetically clinical future-society-type story, but the Hulu sci-fi series is set to showcase its hybrid genre nature as a paean to the arts, specifically the entirety of a forbidden pop culture of the past. – Let’s just call it Logan’s Run meets Fame.

The 10-episode hourlong series is set in the far future on a colony, focusing on a group of song-and-dance-inclined teens whose worldviews become upended after being exposed to an archive containing a forgotten pop culture panorama of music, literature, etc., resulting in a clash between the newly-edified and those attempting to uphold the traditions of their idyllic existence. Indeed, it’s a time-worn tale of generational clashes told through a sci-fi lens.

The series, the...

Hulu has dropped the trailer for its upcoming sci-fi series “Utopia Falls,” and the trailer finds teenagers, hundreds of years in the future, discovering an ancient relic called hip-hop.

“Whoa. How’s he doing that so fast?” one teen says to another in the trailer, as they watch a rapper in a hip-hop music video for the very first time in their lives.

“I have no idea,” replies the fellow teen. “Why would they keep something like this from us?”

Watch the trailer above.

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The sci-fi hip-hop series will feature the voice of Snoop Dogg, and music from artists including Kendrick Lamar, Alessia Cara, The Notorious B.I.G., Daniel Caesar, Jessie Reyez, Bill Withers and The Roots.

Here is the official description for the series, which premieres Feb.

Stars: Morgan Kohan, Roc Lafortune, Sebastian Piggott, Drew Nelson, Kjartan Hewitt, Jeff Teravainen, Tomas Chovanec, Deanna Jarvis | Written and Directed by Alexandre Carrière

Somewhere in Costa Rica, by the sea, in the huge, ominous jungle, lies a mutilated body. Abandoned emergency vehicles are parked nearby. Jade (Morgan Kohan) is lost and confused. Flashback to the young woman on holiday in a luxurious mansion with rich Americans who just want to party with sexy girls and plenty of blow. Isolated from the group, Jade is haunted by psychotic visions. Meanwhile, there is a series of mysterious attacks by figures covered with vegetation, dripping with sap and armed with machetes, who are both terrifying and curiously beautiful.

Where to begin with Jade’s Asylum? Well probably somewhere at the end..? Or the middle? Or the beginning? That’s because this super-trippy psychological horror film, from writer/director Alexandre Carrière, plays with time like kids play with toys.

We don’t get our bearings as far as locale and characters go until a little ways into Alexandre Carrière’s Jade’s Asylum. While we’ve already met Jade (Morgan Kohan) and her boyfriend Toby (Kjartan Hewitt) in the midst of a fight wherein he blames his infidelity on her need for a therapist (if his infidelity can be believed along with anything that occurs on-screen), it’s two police officers engaged in an illicit affair (Mauricio Morales’ Alvares and Diana Marcela Aguilar Chavez’s Vasquez) who fill us in on their surroundings with palpable disdain. They don’t like that these rowdy Americans have come to Costa Rica to throw money around and build a party mansion for drugs and women away from prying eyes because they know only bad things can result.

You have to figure their idea of a “worst case” scenario is a drunken overdose...