Other Mommy ending explained: what the creature really wants when it begs to "go into your heart"
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
Other Mommy ending explained: what the creature really wants when it begs to "go into your heart"
The entity in the closet is unfailingly polite. It asks the same question over and over, for years, and it will not move until somebody says yes.
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Ruairi O'Connor (Orpheus) From: The Sandman

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The Devil Wears Prada 2 ending explained: who ends up with Runway — and which original character turns traitor
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
The Devil Wears Prada 2 ending explained: who ends up with Runway — and which original character turns traitor
The sequel spends two hours threatening to take the magazine away from Miranda Priestly. The person who comes closest to doing it is someone who used to answer her phone.
What happened to Korra before Avatar: Seven Havens? The gray-haired spirit in the trailer launched 225 years' worth of fan theories
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
What happened to Korra before Avatar: Seven Havens? The gray-haired spirit in the trailer launched 225 years' worth of fan theories
The trailer spends most of its runtime on a new Avatar in a ruined world. It also spends a few frames on an older woman with a white streak in her hair, doing something catastrophic.
Who is the serial killer on Sheriff Country? The Blood Moon clue was hiding on the county seal
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
Who is the serial killer on Sheriff Country? The Blood Moon clue was hiding on the county seal
Sheriff Mickey Fox spends two episodes chasing a marking she can't source, left at scenes across Edgewater County. It turns out to be a piece of local government stationery that stopped being current decades ago.
The true story behind the California Schemin' movie: two Scots faked American accents so well Sony signed them
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
The true story behind the California Schemin' movie: two Scots faked American accents so well Sony signed them
The pitch sounds like a comedy premise and was, for about a year. Then it became a job that neither man could clock off from.
Who is Jenkins in The Librarians? The Library's caretaker is about 1,500 years old — and he already died once
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
Who is Jenkins in The Librarians? The Library's caretaker is about 1,500 years old — and he already died once
He runs the Annex, disapproves of almost everyone who walks into it, and will not be drawn on where he's from. The answer turns out to involve Camelot.
What happened to the world in Avatar: Seven Havens? The franchise jumped 225 years and left almost nothing standing
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
What happened to the world in Avatar: Seven Havens? The franchise jumped 225 years and left almost nothing standing
Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko built their new series backward, starting with the wreckage and working out what caused it. The number they picked to separate it from everything you've watched is 225 years.
Late Fame ending explained: why Dafoe's poet walks away
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
Late Fame ending explained: why Dafoe's poet walks away
A film about a man being rediscovered has exactly two endings available to it, and Kent Jones takes neither. What Ed Saxberger does in the last stretch is closer to an accounting than a decision.
Where is Sheriff Country filmed? The "California" town sits about 2,500 miles from California
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
Where is Sheriff Country filmed? The "California" town sits about 2,500 miles from California
Morena Baccarin's sheriff patrols a Northern California county with redwoods, wildfire country, and a tavern on a two-lane road. The county has an Ontario postal code.
I Want Your Sex ending explained: what really happened to Erika Tracy — and who profits from it
Hannah Whitlock
Hannah Whitlock
I Want Your Sex ending explained: what really happened to Erika Tracy — and who profits from it
The film spends its second half convincing you it turned into a murder mystery. It didn't, and the question it replaces that with is considerably more cynical.