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The island of Adak is located in the Bering Sea and is part of the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. The city of Adak is considered to be the southernmost city in Alaska. Towards the end of 1892, a pirate captain named George Dwargstof is said to have buried multiple cans filled with gold coins that have since been lost to time. Netflix’s ‘Pirate Gold of Adak Island’ has Adak’s mayor, Thomas Spitler, bring together a group of experts that try novel ways to find the buried gold....

Within the defined boundaries, it’s generally perceived that logic can explain everything that occurs. But there are certain things, that remain unexplainable. Those occurrences are so bizarre and baffling to the average human beings that it leaves them perplexed. Unable to fathom its oddity, they label it with a term – Unsolved. Movies based on unsolved or unresolved mysteries have been around for quite some time. It could be based on a murder or disappearance of a person or some ghastly phenomenon around a place....

You don’t have to be a doctor, a nurse or a medical researcher to fall in love with a jargon-free, immersive and thrilling medical movie. A major reason behind the massive fan following for medical thrillers is that most of them are based on real-life incidents. People also like to watch medical movies as they give them a sneak peek into the profession which is widely mystified for its proximity with life and death....

SPONSORED LINKS Fans of adventure movies must have heard of and loved “National Treasure”. In this film, Benjamin Franklin Gates (Nicolas Cage) descends from a family of treasure-hunters who have been obsessed with finding a war chest hidden by the Founding Fathers after the Revolutionary War. Now that he has some clues about its whereabouts, he must race to find it before a team of mercenaries does. 14. The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (2010) “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” delves into the world of magic and the descendants of wizard Merlin....

SPONSORED LINKS 7. Crystal Triangle (1987) ‘Crystal Triangle,’ also known as ‘Kindan no Mokushiroku: Crystal Triangle,’ is a Japanese OVA. It shares multiple themes with ‘Spriggan.’ In both anime, archelogy plays an important role, as does religion. In ‘Crystal Triangle,’ the protagonist, Koichirou Kamishiro, an assistant professor of archelogy, discovers a box with two crystal triangles inside an ancient ruin in the Middle East. The triangles lead Koichirou on a perilous journey searching for God’s lost message....

‘Dark Winds’ is a crime thriller that follows the investigation into a double homicide and a bank robbery. It is a layered mystery that makes you pay attention to every detail. It demands the audience’s complete focus because what seemed trivial previously might turn out to be important in the next episode. Every character and every storyline has a depth that makes you look twice. In its third episode, the show reveals some secrets to the audience while posing many more questions....

SPONSORED LINKS Bravo’s ‘Below Deck Sailing Yacht’ is a reality TV series about a group of men and women working aboard a luxury superyacht called Parsifal III. Captain Glenn Shephard leads the crew, which is modified every season. The series is an extension to ‘Below Deck,’ one of the most popular shows on the network. After its release on February 3, 2020, the series garnered a positive response from fans who already love the parent show....

The fifth episode of HBO Max’s crime series ‘The Staircase’ centers around the post-production of Jean-Xavier’s docuseries named ‘The Staircase.’ Sophie Bruent’s revelation that she has been corresponding with Michael ever since he was imprisoned astounds Denis Poncet, the producer of the docuseries. Denis suspects that Sophie is biased towards Michael while editing their creation. Denis also demands the inclusion of footage of Deborah Radisch, against Sophie’s wish. Since the episode of the miniseries focuses on Denis’ turbulent professional relationship with Sophie, one must be wondering whether he is based on a real producer....

Investigation Discovery’s ‘Murder Calls: Seeing Red’ examines the chilling tale of Paul Michael Stephani, a serial killer who actually confessed to most of his crimes through a series of bizarre 911 calls. After all, not only did he terrorize the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area by attacking young women, but he also called the police to report the same in a whining voice, pleading for them to make him stop. That’s how Paul became known as the Weepy-Voiced Killer — a moniker that did nothing to overbalance his harrowing actions — so now, let’s find out more about him, shall we?...

SPONSORED LINKS Created by Jenny Han, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ is a romantic drama series that follows Belly, whose life changes drastically throughout one summer. The 16-year-old comes to the beach town of Cousins Beach to spend the summer with her childhood crush, Conrad, and his family. While he had never really paid any attention to her, things change this time, but the situation gets more complicated when his brother, Jeremiah, also seems to be falling for Belly....

Netflix’s ‘Selling Sunset‘ is an interesting reality TV show that follows the employees of the Oppenheim Group, who are all top-rung real estate agents. The field of luxury real estate has flourished in Los Angeles, and thus, the agents featured on-screen lead outstandingly luxurious lives while dealing with their professional commitments and social status at the same time. Moreover, a healthy dash of drama and romance comes together to make the show even more entertaining....

When 18-year-old Stacie Pannell was found murdered in her dormitory room in 1985, there were many questions regarding the circumstances surrounding the crime and who was responsible. Almost a year after the slaying, Stephanie Alexander’s life turned upside down after confessing to killing her suitemate, Stacie, at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville, Mississippi. Investigation Discovery’s ‘Crime Scene Confidential: Speaking for Stacie’ focuses on what happened in the teenager’s case and features an interview with Stephanie....

Loosely inspired by the original ‘Star Trek’ and its successor ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation,’ ‘The Orville‘ is a science-fiction comedy series that follows the crew of the titular starship named USS Orville. Set 400 years in the future, the narrative involves the exploratory ship and the various dangerous adventures that the crew encounters in their journey across space. Created by Seth MacFarlane, the comedy series originally premiered on September 10, 2017, on FOX....

In ‘Tokyo Vice’ episode 4, Jake (Ansel Elgort) is taken to meet Ishida, who has an offer that he can’t refuse. Jake shows Emi (Rinko Kikuchi) the file that Hiroto Katagiri (Ken Watanabe) gave him, and she agrees that there is something there worth pursuing. Samantha’s (Rachel Keller) boss at the club finds out that she is planning to set up a club of her own and tells Kume (Masayoshi Haneda), who sends Sato (Show Kasamatsu) to talk to Samantha....

Netflix’s ‘D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?!’ follows the decades-long mystery behind the identity of D.B. Cooper. Now considered the stuff of the legends, the skyjacker made an impossible escape after hijacking a Boeing flight and getting $200,000 in ransom in 1971. As time passed, Feds got involved with the case and several suspects were looked into, but nothing led to the answer that everyone had been waiting for. With the Internet, online communities surfaced, with everyone trying to figure out just what happened to D....

The third episode of ‘We Own This City‘ continues to tell the story of the corruption within the Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force. While the episode, titled ‘Part Three,’ showcases the height of corruption within the department through FBI Agent Erika Jensen’s investigation, it also highlights the efforts of the other cops merely trying to do their jobs and keep the city safe. Thus, the episode provides a narrative contrast and forces viewers to examine the actions of the GTTF’s officers....

The name Brandon Cole “Bam” Margera has been synonymous with skateboarding, stunts, and chaos ever since the early 2000s owing to his incredible contribution to the ‘Jackass’ franchise. However, his personal issues have reportedly affected his positive showmanship over the past few years, leading to his firing from the bizarre yet hilarious crew he’d essentially co-founded. Naturally, many of Bam’s fans are curious to know the reason behind the television personality and filmmaker’s absence in ‘Jackass Forever’ and thus its B-Roll ‘Jackass 4....

Netflix’s ‘The Circle‘ is quite an exciting game show that has garnered a significant fan base since its premiere. It brings together a group of individuals but keeps them in separate apartments, completely isolated from the world. Although the main aim is to become popular, the contestants can only interact with each other through a specially created social media app that sends pictures and messages. However, like any social media platform, the app promises complete anonymity; thus, players often choose to present themselves as someone completely different in order to gain an edge....

The tenth episode of AMC’s post-apocalyptic series ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ season 7 depicts Charlie’s arrival at Strand’s Tower. Howard questions her about the reason behind her arrival, only for Charlie to reply that she is at the place seeking better living conditions. To convince Howard that she can be a worthful addition to his community, Charlie volunteers to complete a suicide mission that involves finding elevator parts to fix the ones at the Tower....