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Arriving at the theater for the press screening of Mutiny, the ticket attendant asked what I was there to see. I accidentally said, “Shelter,” confusing it for the other Jason Statham action flick that came out earlier this year. Can you blame me, though? It’s not like Statham is trying especially hard to differentiate one performance from the other. That said, I enjoyed Mutiny more than Shelter, albeit only slightly. Where Shelter was about as generic as Statham movies get, Mutiny is generic… with a few advantages. One of them is Statham, who, despite consistently playing the same character, does his thing well. Statham plays Cole Reed, another stoic tough guy who will inevitably drive a car at some point – even in a movie that primarily takes place on a boat. Cole serves as a bodyguard who’s practically family to his boss, Tibu Campallo (Ramon Tikaram). Statham and Tikaram have a nice chemistry, although it’s apparent from their first scene that Cole’s boss will soon bite the bullet. Cole is set up for his employer’s murder, forcing him to go on the run. Deducing that this conspiracy is connected to Tibu’s shipping business, Cole stows away on a cargo

Rendering above provided by Landmark Properties According to a company press release, Landmark Properties and an affiliate of Paceline Equity Partners have broken ground on The Standard at Kennesaw, a 656-bed off-campus student housing development near Kennesaw State University that is expected to open ahead of the 2028-29 academic year. The development, at 112 Townpark Drive, will include 157 units with floor plans ranging from studios to six-bedroom apartments. The community is designed to serve Kennesaw State students and will include shuttle service to campus. “We are excited to commemorate the groundbreaking of The Standard at Kennesaw in collaboration with our partners at Paceline Equity Partners,” said Aaron Stange, Senior Director of Development at Landmark Properties. “Kennesaw State University’s continued enrollment growth has created a greater need for well-located purpose-built student housing – and The Standard at Kennesaw will fill that need starting in fall 2028 when we welcome our first residents.” According to the developers, The Standard at Kennesaw will be the first large-scale off-campus student housing community developed in Kennesaw in nearly five years. The property is planned to include more than 11,000 square feet of amenities. Plans call for a resort-style rooftop pool deck with a Jumbotron

by Jay Bookman, Georgia Recorder, August 18, 2026 In much of “The Iliad” – the ancient Greek “prequel” to “The Odyssey” now dominating the summer movie box office – the hero Achilles can be found sulking in his tent outside the walls of Troy. He is bitterly angry at his fellow Greeks, feeling that he has been cheated and disrespected, and thus refuses to fight any longer on their behalf. “You don’t need me? Fine.” Even when the great King Agamemnon begs him to rejoin the battle, telling him that the Greeks are likely to lose without his help, the sulking, prideful Achilles refuses. Achilles, in other words, is exactly like Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, or would be if Jones were the son of a sea nymph and not the heir to the Jones Petroleum Company, and if Jones were the greatest warrior in the ancient world instead of a former walk-on football player at the University of Georgia. Otherwise, though, pretty much the same.  In the weeks since being outbid for the GOP nomination for governor by Rick Jackson, Jones has been sitting on the sidelines, nursing his

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For anyone who checks under the bed or recoils at the sight of a cobweb, Roadside Attractions and Saban Films are preparing to unleash your ultimate phobia on the big screen. The upcoming creature-feature Crawlers is officially slated for a nationwide theatrical release this October. Directed by Spanish horror auteur Ángel Gómez Hernández, the film transforms a routine residential complex into a claustrophobic, venomous warzone. It unleashes a relentless wave of skin-crawling suspense just in time for the Halloween season. An Apartment Complex Under Siege The story kicks off when an aggressive, highly toxic infestation of lethal spiders suddenly erupts within an apartment building. Recognizing the immediate biological threat, local authorities enforce a swift and unyielding police quarantine. They seal the entrance doors, stranding the helpless tenants inside with an advancing army of arachnids. What begins as an unsettling pest problem rapidly degrades into an absolute bloodbath. The creatures multiply by the second, navigating air vents, plumbing, and wall cavities to hunt down the trapped human inhabitants. A Heroine Forced to Face Her Darkest Fear At the center of the frantic struggle for survival is Serena, portrayed by acclaimed genre star Matilda Lutz. As the dedicated building manager, Serena possesses

The creators of Syfy’s critically acclaimed supernatural horror series “ Revival” are practically on their knees, begging fans to help keep the lights on. After making a splash with its initial 2025 run on Syfy and finding a dedicated cult following on Peacock, the show is caught in the dreaded limbo of being unrenewed . Season 2 hasn’t been greenlit, and without a home, the show risks fading quietly into the void. Enter Netflix: the ultimate digital resurrection machine. The world’s largest streaming titan will officially host all ten episodes of “ Revival” season 1 starting August 24. For co-creator and showrunner Aaron B. Koontz, moving to a massive platform represents the lifeline the show desperately needs to reach a whole new tier of viewers. Showrunners Issue an Ultimatum to Horror Fans Co-creator Luke Boyce isn’t beating around the bush about what it will take to secure a second chapter. Boyce directly rallied horror fans, making it clear that August 24 is the do-or-die moment to stream the show, binge it all the way through, and spam their friends with recommendations. The urge to save the series isn’t just blind ambition. It’s backed up by sheer critical acclaim. “Revival” has

Severe crop damage reported after Israel sprayed herbicide over Quneitra Multiple new Israeli raids were reported in Syria over the weekend, including raids on villages in Quneitra and another incident on Friday in which Israeli forces opened fire on the western Daraa village of Maariyah. In Quneitra Governorate, troops raided Jbata al-Khashab, backed by six military vehicles, searching a home before withdrawing. Later Saturday, troops raided al-Rafid, searching several more homes there. No arrests were reported. Sunday, Israeli forces entered Quneitra near the village of Saida al-Golan, establishing a military checkpoint to inspect people passing by. Locals were searched, but here again no detentions were reported. Israeli military vehicles along the frontier with Syria | Image from SOHR The frequency of such cross-border operations has been escalating for awhile, but has reached an almost fevered pace in August. In the past two weeks, 43 distinct ground incursions were reported by the Israeli forces into Quneitra and Daraa Governorates. Mostly, this was centered on the Yarmouk River Basin. The growing concern in this region, whose economy is heavily agriculture-based, is not just the raids and harassment, but the chemical herbicides sprayed by Israeli forces on Syrian land have done substantial damage

A Heat Advisory remains in effect across much of north and central Georgia until 8 p.m. EDT Monday, with heat index values reaching up to 109 degrees. Hot temperatures and high humidity could cause heat illnesses, while elevated overnight temperatures will provide little relief for vulnerable populations. The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for north and central Georgia for Sunday, August 16. Bonus for the more weather-curious among you … To read an article about interpreting a weather news report with some of the typical terminology defined,   follow this link to “How to read and interpret a local weather report . What is in the Heat Advisory? The heat advisory states the following: 601 AM EDT Sun Aug 16 2026 …HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM EDT MONDAY… WHAT…Heat index values up to 109. WHERE…Portions of central, east central, north central,northeast, northwest, southeast, and west central Georgia. WHEN…Until 8 PM EDT Monday. IMPACTS…Hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heatillnesses. Overnight temperatures and humidity will remainelevated, providing little relief for vulnerable populations. ADDITIONAL DETAILS…Highest heat index values will occur from latemorning through late afternoon. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS… Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay

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Dig this one; the Blood Countess herself Elizabeth Bathory (Jessa Jupiter Flux, Murdercise , Onlyfangs ) has survived the centuries and settled down in suburbia! Meanwhile, Jenny (Angel Nicole Bradford, Backwoods Blood Feud , The House That Eats Flesh ) is having a shitty go of things as of late… she’s trapped in an abusive relationship and she’s completely broke. The solution to at least one of those probs comes in the form of a job offer from Bathory her damn self, and the gig really sucks too, as it involves looking after Liz’s insane sister… who lives in a bathtub, eats raw meat, and snarls all of the damn time. The job lasts roughly one second before Bathory works up an arcane boobs n’ blood style bedroom bedazzlement and marks our heroine with a sigil that gives her a taste for human flesh and additionally, at no extra fee, marks her as the vessel for the offspring of the demon king, Asmodeus! At least the job pays well… With Blood Bitch Baby there’s way more to love here besides the title! Let’s start with the cast… Angel Nicole Bradford has a great look… reminiscent of Sissy Spacek with a