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  Warner Bros. Pictures/Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images While it’s not a Halloween movie per se, 1973’s The Exorcist should top your spooky streaming list on the holiday — according to experts, it is the scariest movie ever made. The website Study Finds pored through reviews of dozens of scary movies from film experts at 10 publications and websites, from Teen Vogue to Rolling Stone to Rotten Tomatoes, and William Friedkin‘s classic came out on top. The fans apparently think so, too: In 2018, a Vudu survey put the film on top of the viewers’ go-to movies for cinematic scares. The Study Finds compilation put the 1978 classic Halloween in second place, with Time Out saying of the Jamie Lee Curtis-led movie, “almost four decades later, it’s still close to flawless.” 2007’s Paranormal Activity was third on the list. The movie that launched a hit franchise was praised for delivering the scares on a low budget. The film “turns a simple haunted house story into 90 minutes of relentle

The Dance of the Dragons has commenced following the epic season finale of House of the Dragon. The entire series has been a veritable success for HBO as both the season premiere and finale drew groundbreaking viewership, numbers not seen since Game of Thrones. While there were some concerns early on regarding the pacing and jarring time jumps, it clearly didn’t deter interest in seeing dragons soaring and fighting on TV again. Despite early reports from the showrunners that there would only be nine dragons featured in season 1, the finale surprised many, by introducing a tenth, Vermithor to join the likes of Syrax, Caraxes, and Vhagar. In total, there will be seventeen dragons in total throughout the series, so only seven should be coming in the future. However, in Fire & Blood and the text, there are eleven other dragons who take part in the Dance of the Dragons in one way or another. While some like Silverwing and Moondancer have been named outright, others are still lurking, wa

 The Bengals make a pair of roster moves ahead of their Week 8 matchup with the Browns. The Cincinnati Bengals have elevated defensive tackle Domenique Davis and wide receiver, Trenton Irwin, from the practice squad to the active roster for tonight’s game vs. the Cleveland Browns. Davis and Irwin are both classified as standard elevations. As practice squad players are being elevated to the active roster, they’ll automatically revert to the practice squad on Tuesday. These moves were made to address injuries at both wide receiver and defensive tackle. At the receiver, the Bengals are without Ja’Marr Chase (hip) and Stanley Morgan (hamstring), so Irwin ensures they’ll have five healthy bodies tonight alongside Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd, Mike Thomas, and Trent Taylor. At defensive tackle, DJ Reader is still on IR, and backup Josh Tupou (calf) is out tonight. Depending on how long Tupou, Chase, and Morgan are out, Irwin and/or Davis could also be elevated to the active roster for Week 9 vs.

 Stranger Things 5 Hawkins Will Fall Netflix Movie Style Poster Netflix fans eager for Stranger Things season 5 won’t be getting new episodes of the beloved series this month. Just when is it expected to return? You’d be hard-pressed to find a bigger TV show in the world right now than Stranger Things. Sure, the likes of House of the Dragon or any Marvel Studios Disney Plus show may generate almost as much buzz, but the Netflix phenomenon proved beyond a shadow of a doubt this year that the TV the landscape belongs to it. The show returned to screens with a two-part fourth season, with both installments bringing in millions of viewing minutes within their first weeks, and months, making Stranger Things 4 Netflix’s biggest show of all time. But let’s be honest, we knew the show deserved that honor anyway. Season 4’s arrival came after a three-year hiatus left fans wondering if it could bounce back. Well, spoiler alert: It did! And fans just couldn’t get enough of it as Eleven and her fr

 Vince Dooley SEC Legend Georgia Bulldogs Rest In Peace 1932 2022 It’s a sad weekend for college football fans everywhere, as legendary football coach Vince Dooley passed away at the age of 90 on Friday evening. Dooley, who was head coach at the University of Georgia from 1964 to 1988 and served as the school’s athletic director from 1979 to 2004, coached the Bulldogs to the national championship during the 1980 season. During Dooley’s tenure as head coach, the Dawgs won six Southeastern Conference (SEC) championships as well. “Legendary former University of Georgia football coach and director of athletics Vince Dooley died peacefully at his home in the presence of his wife and their four children Friday afternoon at the age of 90,” the university said in a statement. “A member of the College Football Hall of Fame, as well as the Georgia and Alabama Sports Halls of Fame, Dooley is Georgia’s winningest football coach with 201 victories, six SEC titles and the 1980 national championship