Horror Report

Day: July 6, 2025

  • Roar of July comfort: People flocked to JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH

    Roar of July comfort: People flocked to JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH

    The box office rolled out its dinosaurs for display this Fourth of July box office weekend–and it worked..

    Universal and Amblin’s Jurassic World Rebirth came in well ahead of expectations ..

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    In North America, the holiday tentpole is reporting an estimated five-day domestic opening of $147.3 million, including $91.5 million for the three-day weekend.

    In North America, Rebirth ranks as the fourth-best showing ever for the July Fourth holiday, both in terms of the five-day and three-day number.

    According to official reviews, it’s ‘rotten’ on ROTTEN TOMATOES with the critics.. Moviegoers gave it more slack..

  • AXIOS Sunday night bombshell: FEDS say Epstein DID kill himself

    AXIOS Sunday night bombshell: FEDS say Epstein DID kill himself

    This is a developing story..

    President Trump’s Justice Department and FBI have concluded they have no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed powerful figures, kept a “client list” or was murdered, according to a memo detailing the findings obtained by Axios..

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    The memo..

    This may contradict AG Bondi’s previous statements about information that was on her desk at the start of the Trump Admin sequel..

  • Heartbreaking Texas flooding death toll emerges

    Heartbreaking Texas flooding death toll emerges

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    The UK DAILY MAIL is exclusively reporting Sunday night: Texas death toll from flooding will top 100..

    Texas‘s Division of Emergency Management predicted the number of dead as a result of catastrophic flooding in Kerrville on July 4 would top 100, Daily Mail can exclusively reveal. 

    In an email sent out Saturday, the state disaster office told partners the number of dead would surpass 100, two different sources confirmed to Daily Mail.

    The estimate of the dead is vastly different than the message state officials are projecting publicly, insisting that they are still searching for people who are alive, and refusing to say rescue efforts have shifted to recovery of remains. 

    There are images now being circulated by family of deceased.. the heartbreak is especially poignant as young children from Camp Mystic remain missing..

    Heavy rains and flooding remained a threat Sunday as the rescue efforts turned into a bitter recovery campaign of bodies in wreckage that was taken down river as the wall of water destroyed land..

    Texas Gov. Greg Abbott warns that flash flooding could still pose a danger for some regions over the next few days as “more heavy rainfall” is expected.

    Heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding in the Big Country, Concho Valley, Central Texas and again in the City of Kerrville, where a majority of the destruction has been reported, Abbott said during a news conference today..

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    Debate is raging as to whether federal forecasters did not do enough to warn..

    Local officials have shifted the blame to the NWS, claiming the agency cost people lives. 

    Texas Emergency Management Chief W. Nim Kidd said the amount of rain that slammed the Hill Country and Concho Valley was drastically underestimated. 

    Dalton Rice, the city manager for Kerrville, Texas, said that communities were under prepared for the sheer amount of rainfall. 

    President Trump, who has called for the Federal Emergency Management Agency to be eliminated, deflected questions about the future of the agency on Sunday, just hours after he signed an emergency declaration directing federal resources to Texas. “FEMA is something we can talk about later, but right now they’re busy working so we’ll leave it at that,” he told reporters in New Jersey before flying back to Washington…

    DEVELOPING..

  • Ozzy Osbourne’s last show on earth

    Ozzy Osbourne’s last show on earth


    It was the ultimate farewell, not just to the stage, but perhaps to us, the fans, who have followed him through decades of darkness, madness, and heavy metal glory.

    On an emotional night in Birmingham, Ozzy Osbourne performed with Black Sabbath for what is now confirmed to be the final time ever.

    This wasn’t just a concert. It was a memorial in real time and not for someone who has passed, but for a living legend whose health struggles are slowly dimming the spotlight around him. In his late 70s and facing advanced Parkinson’s disease, Ozzy appeared on stage seated on what looked like a gothic throne. Some speculate it may have actually been a disguised wheelchair — a stark reminder of his frailty, and the toll life has taken on the Prince of Darkness.

    But make no mistake: the fire is still there. Joined by his iconic bandmates, Ozzy delivered five unforgettable songs .. it was not with the same erratic and chaotic energy of his youth, but with the weight of a man who knew exactly what this night meant.

    There were appearances by Dolly Parton, Axl Rose, Metallica, and even Ricky Gervais. It was a surreal, star-studded celebration of a man who defied death more than once and shaped the very DNA of rock music.

    Yet it was the haunting performance of “Mama, I’m Coming Home” that seemed to seal the night’s fate. The lyrics, sung with quivering power, felt less like a song and more like a goodbye — not just to his career, but to this world. The atmosphere shifted. The crowd knew. This was it.



    There were no bats, no theatrics. Just Ozzy. Real. Vulnerable. Human.

    The man who once howled at the moon gave us a final howl of truth .. one that seemed to say: I’m still here… but not for long.

    The show is over.
    The curtain has closed.
    Ozzy Osbourne: The Last Show on earth.