The exciting part of this series is that Bill Skarsgård is set to return as Pennywise the Clown! His terrifying portrayal in both It: Chapter One and It: Chapter Two still haunts audiences to this day and it was announced via Deadline that Skarsgård is set to return. This is also the second time that Skarsgård has been in a show set in the world of Stephen King after having starred in the show Castle Rock.

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Does that mean all PG-13 horror isn’t worth watching as an adult? Of course not! There are some amazingly fun horror films that veer away from R-rated content. Keep scrolling for some of the best PG-13 horror movies of all time.

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John Krasinski, the same man who gave us Jim in The Office, helped give us A Quiet Place in 2018—a post-apocalyptic horror movie that didn’t do everything we’d normally expect from a horror film. While many scary movies involve flailing all over the place and screaming your ass off, this movie was, as the title suggests, quiet. It was a world where you couldn’t make any noise without dying. And horror fans became captivated by the performances, especially from Krasinski—who I never personally pictured in a horror movie, let alone co-writing and directing one.

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Fans are certainly excited to see Rick Grimes in action again, alongside his lover Michonne (Danai Gurira), who left their kids to find him. After all, the return of Rick and Michonne has been something that fans have been waiting for since the two let the series. Now, in the lead up to The Ones Who Live, we get to see the search for Rick come to life!

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Plus, with so much to watch, not everything is going to be the best show you’ve ever seen. And we don’t have a lot of time, we want it to be good! Which is where we come in. If you’re looking for great anime to watch, these are some of the best original titles on Netflix.

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There’s no doubt in my mind that Suicide Squad Isekai will be violent, bizarre, and everything you might expect from an anime dedicated to one of the most chaotic parts of the DC universe. What do we know about Suicide Squad Isekai? Keep reading to find out!

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Let’s be honest: adult animated series aren’t always that compelling or thought-provoking. More often than not, they’re built around shitty jokes, potentially offensive scenes, and stale plots. Invincible isn’t that kind of series, and Robert Kirkman is a talented guy. Season 1 introduced us to an array of characters and didn’t hold back on the realistic depictions of violence and chaos. We’re not in the land of family-friendly Marvel movies and TV shows, and Invincible season 2 is bound to be nuttier than ever for Mark Grayson, a.k.a. Invincible (voiced by Steven Yeun).

The last time we saw Mark and his mother, they were dealing with the pain of Nolan (voiced by J.K. Simmons) embracing his Viltrumite destiny (which is very much rooted in colonialism) and beating the hell out of his own son. Who knows what they’ll pull from the comics next? Here’s what we do know about the upcoming season (so far).

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The original Pet Sematary story follows Louis Creed, a doctor who moves his family to rural Maine. When their young son Gage is hit and killed by a truck, Louis can’t resist burying him in the hidden pet cemetery—where things have a habit of not staying dead. Louis learns about the cemetery from his elderly neighbor, Jud Crandall, played in the 1989 movie by Fred Gwynne and in the 2019 remake by John Lithgow. Young Jud is the main character in Bloodlines, and he’s played by Jackson White:

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Netflix has finally revealed the first full trailer for The Fall of the House of Usher, which arrives on October 12. Flanagan’s loose adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s short story of the same name follows Roderick Usher (Bruce Greenwood), a pharmaceutical CEO forced to confront his past as his children begin dying in horrible ways. Based on Flanagan’s previous Netflix series and his renown as a modern horror master, you might be a little surprised by the comedy in this trailer:

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Hulu dropped the trailer for No One Will Save You, a sci-fi horror flick from writer and director Brian Duffield, whose previous credits include the nervy Underwater starring Kristen Stewart and Love and Monsters. In No One Will Save You, Dever (Booksmart, Unbelievable) plays Brynn, “an exiled, anxiety-ridden homebody” (okay, drag me to hell I guess) who awakens one night to discover that an alien has invaded her home—and the rest of the neighborhood, based on this trailer:

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FX has released the official trailer for A Murder at the End of the World, the new series from Marling and Batmanglij—the duo behind The OA, Sound of My Voice, and The East. Marling also stars in the series opposite Corrin, who plays amateur sleuth and hacker Darby Hart, one of eight guests invited to a billionaire’s remote retreat. When another guest turns up dead, Darby has to use her skills to solve the crime.

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What is Thanksgiving about?

Thanksgiving is based on a fake trailer Eli Roth directed for Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s Grindhouse. It centers on a serial killer whose goal upon slashing his way through a Massachusetts town is to make a carving board out of the bodies. Also, the killer’s name is John Carver. Yes, you read that correctly, my fellow horror fan. The concept alone is very bonkers, but that’s what we’ve come to expect from Roth, director of Hostel and The Green Inferno.

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