The movie starring Maika Monroe. It's on Shudder. Definitely not the Netflix show.

Watcher is great. A nice slow burn horror movie.

In terms of the Guest Actor category, I think Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett's performances in Episode 3 of The Last of Us would put them as frontrunners for it.

Everything they've shown makes it look like a pretty fun action-adventure movie. That's typically a winning formula for audiences. Now it's just matter of whether the movie is good (obviously) and that it doesn't veer into people viewing it as cheesy.

Don't Breathe 2 was what instantly popped into mind.

I think it's the opposite of streamlining it. Because of the change in format it means that there's no reason to move the story along through encounters the way the game does. Something Neil spoke about in a recent interview is that Craig made the call to only keep the violence that's "very essential". That of course will heighten those moments in effectiveness when they do hit.

It also means that we spend more time with these characters and they can flesh them out more. And the relationships in the series is ultimately its heart. Expanding on that is something that even longtime fans can appreciate. They've also talked about some spoiler-ish stuff that would simply be impossible to pull off in a game, and it's something that will absolutely make effective use of this new format.

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery already seems to be doing the trick to some.

How many people actually "stan" them? I can tell you that I won't spend a single solitary second watching this show or even watching a trailer for it. The only interest I have in them, and I think the same for many others, is the absolute bizarre level of hatred that some have for them, and Meghan in particular. Jeremy Clarkson demonstrated that recently when he decided to write about how he has a level of hatred toward her that's even greater than his level of hatred toward a notorious serial killer (Rose West).