Are you confused about the ending of Clayface? Get the answers you're looking for as well as a breakdown of the film's main theme.

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Street Fighter is a fun movie that doesn’t forget about developing themes. I appreciated that. Sure, the themes aren’t super deep, but they’re present. A lot of sites will probably focus more on the ...

Okay, so we have this scene where Decoy Dan, Dan Plum, pretends to be Chris Hansen. And it seems some people are confused about why. There’s a literal answer and a thematic one. But if you’re curious ...

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 ...

Digger ends with a “Level Four” warning interrupting the audience’s ovation for the preview of Fossil Fools. In response, everyone puts on their Lungz-brand breathing masks, then files out into ...

The Cuckoo Clock is a Seattle-shot horror film from writer-director Lisa Jay, with a cast whose work spans independent film, theater, music, and creature design.

There’s been a lot of debate about how to interpret Kenny Rockwell in Digger. Is he sincere or isn’t he? What’s his true motive? I’ll just tell you up front rather than making you read through a bunch ...

Primetime ends one year after the events in Murphy, Texas, with Bill Conradt. We find Dan Plum living in Mesa, Arizona, far from Los Angeles. A chatty neighbor brings Plum a letter from the acting ...

The Social Reckoning concludes with cards that tell us: The Wall Street Journal published its 17-part series, The Facebook Files, Facebook changed its name to Meta, Haugen testified internationally ...

Primetime’s Dan Plum, played by Skyler Gisondo, isn’t a real person. He’s a composite character, meaning a combination of several real people. But there’s clearly a primary influence: Dan Schrack, the ...