The Travel Channel and discovery+’s popular Shock Doc series returns with another Steve Shippy and Cindy Kaza team-up centered on one of the most documented, yet little known hauntings of all time called the Michigan Hell House.

The Travel Channel and discovery+’s popular Shock Doc series returns with another Steve Shippy and Cindy Kaza team-up centered on one of the most documented, yet little known hauntings of all time called the Michigan Hell House.
If you have only viewed the film as part of a horror host’s movie of the week or on a grainy DVD or VHS transfer, be prepared to be wowed at the upgrades to one of the Bigfoot gems of the ’70s.
Following in the footsteps of discovery+ and the Travel Channel’s recent foray into documdramas, Eli Roth’s latest anthology series, Urban Legend, captures all those stories you heard were true…and maybe are.
Writer-editor Jim Beard returns with another entry in his Memories from Today’s Grown-Up Kids series, this time focusing on essays on pop culture nostalgia from the original anime and tokusatsu fans entitled Rising Sun Reruns.
Coogler and his talented cast deliver a film that at one time seemed like an impossibility, and by the end of the journey, it is clear that Wakanda will indeed live Forever.
The 200 page hardcover coffee table book, entitled Spider-Man: A History and Celebration of the Web-Slinger, Decade by Decade, explores the wall crawler’s long history through a variety of mediums, replete with behind the scenes anecdotes, images, and rare interviews.