Horror Report

Day: July 22, 2025

  • Broadway goes upside down

    Broadway goes upside down

    You have to wait until November for the final season of Stranger Things to roll out.. but this summer and fall you can get your fix if you are willing to travel to Broadway in New York City..

    Stranger Things .. live on stage..

    There has been a trailer released for the show with this caption: There’s only 001 show to see on Broadway this season. Get your tickets to see Stranger Things: The First Shadow, the most Tony award-winning play of the year. https://www.strangerthingsbroadway.com

    This looks really, really good.

    A few comments from YouTube we thought worth quoting:

    This needs to be shown on Netflix if everyone insists it’s important for season 5.

    I went and saw it and it’s AMAZING! It’s totally worth it. They probably won’t put it on Netflix till the live show has finished running, they don’t want to undermine the show by just having it easily available on streaming, they want people to experience it live, it’s why it’s a Broadway show in the first place.

    A genuinely fantastic piece of theatre! The set design, sound, lighting, stage craft, etc is astounding. Please see this if you get the chance! This absolutely deserves a pro-shot on Netflix

    Saw it on Broadway and it was incredible. Netflix should pull a Disney and release this online like Hamilton. They fronted most of the production budget for this spectacle and it’s cannon for the timeline.



  • The legendary Ozzy Osbourne gone at 76

    The legendary Ozzy Osbourne gone at 76

    He was the prince of darkness, and he ate a bat.. but now he is succumbed to his own fate, and he knows something we don’t know: what happens on the other side….

    Heartbreaking news is rocking the entertainment and pop culture world today—the legendary Ozzy Osbourne has died. A titan of music, a defining voice of heavy metal, and a true icon of pop culture, Ozzy’s passing comes less than three weeks after what would now be considered his final performance.

    In what was dubbed a “final bow,” Ozzy took the stage at Villa Park seated on a throne, surrounded by love, thunder, and decades of music history. That night, he told fans:

    “You’ve no idea how I feel – thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

    The emotional gig featured performances from some of his favorite bands, including Metallica and Guns N’ Roses, culminating with a historic reunion of the original Black Sabbath lineup—Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward, and Ozzy himself—for the “Back to the Beginning” concert.

    Following news of his passing, Metallica shared a heartfelt tribute on X (formerly Twitter), posting a photo with Ozzy and a single broken heart emoji. Sometimes, that says it all.

    Ozzy Osbourne wasn’t just a musician. He was a force. A cultural shapeshifter. A survivor. The voice of rebellion and raw emotion across generations.

    Rest in peace, Ozzy. And thank you—from the bottom of our hearts.

    And showing how important and historic Ozzy was.. here he is performing live as the Soviet Union collapsed..

    https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1947789288017404039