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After the disastrous debut of Exorcist II: The Heretic in 1977, it seemed like the horror/thriller franchise had been crammed into the nearest dark corner from whence it came, never to return again. However, original author William Peter Blatty decided to exhume the franchise in 1990 by directing a screenplay based on his novel Legion, which was originally meant as a pitch for a new Exorcist film. RELATED: The Devil Within: Every Film In The Omen And The Exorcist Franchises, Ranked According To IMDb Legion took place in the same timeline many years after the events of the first novel and film, but its content and subject matter were far different. When the time came to adapt the story for the big screen, studio insistence and creative disagreements with Blatty led to a flawed, but ultimately worthy successor to the original Exorcist that fans still hold in high regard to this day. How did it all get started, though? 10 It Was Based On False Marketing Although the characters in the

One of the many things that have helped make Game Of Thrones and A Song Of Ice And Fire so beloved in pop culture and so excellent from a qualitative standpoint is the collection of characters who get introduced across the eight seasons/seven books. There are many brilliant ones, but there is an argument to be had that the most popular is Jon Snow. RELATED: Why Jon Snow Was GoT's Most Important Character (& 5 Better Alternatives)  Jon is such an integral part of the show, particularly after the first couple of seasons. Throughout his time in it, he vast selection episodes that are crucial to his character, whether they be good or bad, and affected his life, arc, or person massively. 10 Season 2 Episode 6 "The Old Gods & The New" Marriages in Game Of Thrones are often cold, with few being love-filled, and people so often lusting after someone else, as well as death continually looming over them, while non-marital romances with happy endings being infrequent. I

One of the most beloved characters in the entire MCU is Agent Phil Coulson who began his journey in Iron Man all the way back in 2008. Being an original character for the live-action franchise, Coulson quickly became a fan-favorite as he became the introduction to SHIELD which has come to play a large role in the MCU. Despite being brutally killed by Loki in The Avengers, fans were not ready to say goodbye to the beloved spy. Through an ambitious campaign called #CoulsonLives, the higher-ups at Marvel heard the call and decided to revive Coulson by having him lead his own TV show, Agents of SHIELD. RELATED: Agents of SHIELD: 10 Ways Coulson Changed From Season 1 To The Finale Coulson’s arc within the MCU got further fleshed out thanks to the Marvel TV (now rebranded as Marvel TV Studios) series that went on for 7 seasons which concluded this year. The spy drama holds the title as Marvel’s longest-running show of all time. Throughout the run, Coulson went from being a high-ranking age

It's good news for Google Meet fans as the tech company has decided to continue to let people to use the video conferencing app for free without a 60-minute time limit until next year. So users can chat with their family, friends, colleagues, therapist, or really any random people on the internet without the worry of being cut off. Technically, the time limit is 24 hours, but it's unlikely anyone would want to chat that long. Formerly known as Hangouts Meet, Google Meet is an enterprise version of the video chat component of Google Hangouts. Meant to compete with other video conferencing platforms, such as Zoom and Skype, the app is designed for online meetings and can be synced with Google Calendar. Google Meet is available as part of the company's subscription-based G Suite web applications. Back in April, in light of COVID-19 forcing people to socially distance from one another, Google also made the product free for anyone with a Gmail account. Related: How To Fix

Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe   can set up Kang the Conqueror's arrival before  Ant-Man 3 . With the conclusion of the Infinity Saga, Marvel Studios is moving past the Infinity Stones and Thanos storyline that was built up throughout the first ten years of the MCU.  Avengers: Endgame brought this story to a close but also set up several aspects that could be key to the future. The Avengers discovered time travel and tapped into the multiverse and as Tony Stark said,  "When you mess with time, it tends to mess back." For the MCU, that appears to mean the debut of Kang the Conqueror . Just as Thanos wasn't a well-known character to moviegoers when he debuted in  The Avengers ' post-credits scene in 2012, most won't be familiar with Kang's complicated comics origin . In the simplest terms, Kang is a time traveler from the 30th century who is a distant descendant of Reed Richards and Sue Storm. He is superhuman, a genius, and a skilled tactici