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Why does Chris Hansen start seeing a monster in Primetime? It’s the byproduct of the story about India that he tells to Decoy Dan. Chris Hansen’s trip to India, according to Primetime This is the dialogue from Primetime. Hansen: It’s…
A lot of sites have written “what’s real” articles about Primetime. But very few are comprehensive. So, that’s what you’re getting here. The most comprehensive breakdown of what’s real and not real in Primetime. Which Primetime characters are real? How…
There are filmmakers who would have tried to take ideas from the Resident Evil games and translate them directly into the film. And then there’s Zach Cregger. Cregger took monster concepts from the games and repackaged them so they feel…

Resident Evil accomplishes a very interesting feat by confusing both the die-hard fans of the Resident Evil franchise and the casuals who only know it as “those zombie games”. It achieves this by leaning into the bio-monster lore that you…
Bryan does not turn into an established Resident Evil monster. He’s not Nyx or William Birkin. Zach Cregger made a film that matched the spirit and vibe of the RE franchise but not the specific characters or monsters. We get…
Resident Evil ends with a mutated Bryan roaring at the National Guard helicopters. It seems like a bad ending, as our protagonist has become a terrifying monstrosity. But there’s actually a lot more going on. Bryan’s fear of becoming a…

When I was first watching Hope, I thought Ma’veyyo was the father of the missing alien kid. The alien who tore up Hope Harbor was the mom, the others were the siblings, and then this giant alien dude, with Michael…

Okay, I’ve been able to closely watch what happened to Sung-ki in Hope and it’s made me even more confused about the post-credits scene. The last time we saw Sung-ki he was hanging out the window of the car while…

It’s easy to miss while watching but Hope actually takes place sometime before the 00s. In interviews, Na Hong-jin and his production designer have cited aesthetics from the 70s, 80s, and 90s influencing the film. Why Hope takes place in…

Hope ends with a conversation between J’aur and Ma’veyyo, a conversation that sets up a sequel Na said he already wrote. This happens after they watch a giant warship break through the clouds then crash into a distant mountain, exploding…

Who are the aliens in Hope? Because Hope doesn’t give us any backstory on the aliens, everyone has to go digging into interviews and press releases to find information. The film’s production company, Forged Films, dropped an official relationship chart…
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