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“60 Minutes” correspondent Lesley Stahl described the first time she considered a journalism career as a revelatory experience like falling under a spell.
The Swampscott native was 25 years old, working as a researcher for New York City Mayor John Lindsey’s speechwriter. The speech-writing team’s office resided in a boiler room of city hall not too far away from where journalists wrote and filed copy.
“I went up to some guy in the press room one day, and I said, ‘What do you do all day?’” Stahl recalled in a recent interview with the Swampscott Reporter. “And when he finished telling me what he did: That he covered the mayor – I just said, ‘Wow, how come no one told me about this [journalism]?’ It was like discovering a brave new world. I thought, ‘This is amazing.’”
Upending expectations at every turn, Shawn Linden’s survivalist horror tale
Hunter Hunter never feels unbalanced even though, as a viewer, you may never feel like you’re on even footing. Although everything that transpires occurs over only a few days, the story unfolding actually feels like a ghastly campfire story that’s been passed down from generation to generation. But
Hunter Hunter abandons the formula of classic folklore in favor of a much more gruesome fable about the evils of man, the loss of tradition, and the uncontrollable wrath of a desperate family. In doing so, one of the best horror films of the year comes barreling out of the woods, intent on bewildering its audience seemingly unconcerned with leaving a lot of questions unanswered.
Terminator Star Would Love to Return as John Connor but Hasn t Heard Anything
The nature of the
Terminator franchise has resulted in a number of sequels moving forward and backwards in time, allowing unexpected characters to return to reprise iconic roles, but actor Nick Stahl, who played John Connor in 2003 s
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, claims that he hasn t heard of any plans to bring his version of the character back for follow-up films. Following Stahl, actors like Christian Bale and Jason Clarke have gone on to take over the role, while the most recent film,
Terminator: Dark Fate, saw the character being killed in the opening moments, appearing as Edward Furlong from
Carnivale Star Hasn t Heard Any Talks About Reboot or Revival
To say that HBO s
Carnivàle was ahead of its time would be a bit of an understatement, as the two-season series blended period drama with the supernatural in an immensely compelling way, with a number of successors going on to tap into that unique blend of storytelling with otherworldly concepts, as fans still bemoan its unexpected ending in 2005 all these years later. With a number of cancelled series making unexpected returns across a variety of streaming platforms, and with HBO recently launching their new HBO Max service, some fans would think it would only make sense to bring the series back, but star Nick Stahl says he hasn t heard of any reports of the possibility.
Hunter Hunter Star Nick Stahl Embraced the Mystery With His New Thriller
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No matter what type of horror subgenre a film might fall under, their threats always fall into one of two categories: the danger you can see and the danger you can t see, with
Hunter Hunter offering audiences a little bit of both. While a family lives in the woods and lives off the land, they merely see the aftermath of a seemingly dangerous threat, leaving them to wonder exactly how such carnage could be caused, though when the mysterious stranger Lou, played by Nick Stahl, arrives at their door, they don t know if they have a better chance of surviving against a threat they can recognize or one they can t identify.