A wrestling-focused clips roundup: Jim Ross confirms successful wrist surgery, Cody Rhodes calls his AEW exit terrible, Big E talks mindset while not cleared to compete, and WWE is in significant discussions to bring Survivor Series 2024 to a new California arena.
A cord-cutting roundup: Redbox shuts down DVD rentals and its streaming service after bankruptcy, millions of Netflix users lose ad-free plans, a leaked Bioshock game image appears online, and MeTV Toons celebrates Bugs Bunny’s 84th birthday with a marathon.
A toys-and-merch roundup: Home Depot sells a talking animatronic Chucky decoration for Halloween, Bath & Body Works teams with Stranger Things on scented candles, Funko unleashes Art the Clown POPs, and Shoe Palace launches a Jaws collection.
Shudder’s August 2024 lineup highlights include the Adams Family’s Hell Hole on August 23, the Indonesian horror film Dancing Village: The Curse Begins on August 16, and Eddie Alcazar’s Divinity streaming August 2.
This week’s movie clips roundup covers the Mia Goth lawsuit over an alleged assault on the MaXXXine set, what the Duffer Brothers are doing after Stranger Things ends, Sam Raimi’s Send Help, and the best sci-fi swear words for everyday life.
Mike and Rich revisit the origins of Horror Realm Radio, count down the worst slashers of all time in The Bottom Five, and space out four big guest announcements for Horror Realm Convention 2024.
Mike Exler and Rich Dalzotto resurrect Horror Realm Radio after a long break, bringing back The Bottom Five as a sneak preview of the new Dead On Thursdays format on Twitch — and yes, there’s a guest announcement coming.
The July 12 Clipping Service rounds up Mark Hamill cast as Peter Vincent in a Fright Night project, Alison Lohman’s Drag Me to Hell 2 tease, the Arkham Asylum series canceled at Max, and John Cena’s 2025 retirement plans.
The July 7 Clipping Service covers Paramount wiping its free MTV and Comedy Central content, Redbox’s bankruptcy filing, Tubi’s streaming climb, a Blade Runner 2099 casting expansion, and LEGO’s official Jaws boat set.
The June 30 Clipping Service notes Hollywood Walk of Fame stars set aside for two horror legends, the passing of Martin Mull at 80, National Geographic’s Jaws 50th anniversary documentary, and Kurt Russell’s MacReady finally getting a Funko.
