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1 week ago | cbr.com | Maddie Davis

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Grey's Anatomy, and every Shonda Rhimes show, for that matter, is no stranger to breaking fans' hearts. It was bound to happen, as the entire premise revolves around a hospital and the struggles of surgical residents. But, as it turns out, sometimes the medicine can be much more heartbreaking than a breakup. No matter whether it's Seattle Grace, Seattle Grace Mercy West, or Grey Sloan Memorial, the hospital in Grey's is always buzzing with...

1 week ago | cbr.com | Maddie Davis

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Final Destination is one of the most beloved horror franchises of this century. The first movie came out around 25 years ago and earned a pretty epic legacy. The series survived the early 2000s, the 2010s, and now the 2020s, with the brand new Final Destination: Bloodlines serving as the long-anticipated legacy sequel. Final Destination's movies, novels, and comic books followed a pretty simple format for over two decades. They all center...

1 week ago | cbr.com | Maddie Davis

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account The Final Destination franchise centers around the idea that death is inevitable for everyone. Death has a strict design, with rules and lists to ensure the circle of life runs smoothly. But the movies also pose the idea that cheating death is a possibility, though it won't last for long. The first five Final Destination movies, and the plethora of novels bearing the name, follow a protagonist who gets a sudden glimpse into a future that...

2 weeks ago | cbr.com | Maddie Davis

Published 11 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Image By Morena Perez Vitale The Office is one of the most beloved sitcoms of this century, airing around 20 years ago. It's still extremely popular, with the Greg Daniels-helmed spinoff series, The Paper, set to air in September. Across its nine seasons, the original series followed a failing paper supply company, Dunder Mifflin, spotlighting the Scranton, Pennsylvania, branch. It's set up like a documentary, with...

2 weeks ago | cbr.com | Maddie Davis

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Horror is such a broad genre, and realistically, people can slap the label on just about anything. The genre, by definition, is meant to scare, disturb, or shock its audiences, with an expansive list of subgenres ranging from comedy horror to the grossest body horror. There are so many ways for movies to fit into the genre, as it's easy to play with the human mind. Most of the time, a horror film meets its purpose through overt scares,...