By Robert Scucci
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Has this ever happened to you? You’re flying around in a space shuttle when you discover an unidentified spaceship riding on the tail of a comet. You go inside with your loyal crew, only to find a bunch of bats, aliens, and bat aliens, all seemingly guarding the same thing: two naked men and a naked woman, each encased in their own glass coffin. You decide the best idea is to bring these bodies back home to Earth for research purposes, thinking to yourself, “This is going to go absolutely great. I foresee zero problems with what’s about to transpire!”

That’s the setup to Tobe Hooper’s 1985 cult classic, Lifeforce, based on the 1976 Colin Wilson novel The Space Vampires.

As a fan of Hooper’s work who still hasn’t seen everything he’s made, this might actually be his best movie. I’m not trying to throw shade at the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies or Poltergeist, because they’re bona fide classics for a reason. But Lifeforce is such an ambitious film telling such a ridiculous story that you can’t help but sit back in admiration over how completely insane it is.

Texas Chainsaw is one of the best slasher franchises of all time, but they’re still just slashers. Poltergeist is one of the best haunted house films ever made, but it’s still just a haunted house movie. Lifeforce has shape-shifting vampire aliens, or is it alien vampires, trying to take over the world. It’s a sample size of one.

Words Cannot Do Lifeforce Justice

I basically already told you everything that happens in Lifeforce, but there’s a little more to it that makes it interesting. When Colonel Tom Carlsen (Steve Railsback) first investigates the spaceship and its contents, curiosity quickly turns into carnage. We don’t know exactly what happens to Tom right away, but it’s soon made clear that nobody aboard the Churchill Space Shuttle survived whatever transpired inside. The rescue mission confirms the entire interior had been incinerated and that one escape pod is missing.

Back on Earth at the European Space Research Centre in London, the bodies are examined, and this is where everything goes to hell. The female body (Mathilda May) awakens from suspended animation, and we learn how these vampires operate. She seduces her male victims, who become overwhelmed with uncontrollable lust before she literally sucks the lifeforce out of them, reducing them to ash.

When Tom Carlsen is found in his escape pod, he’s physically unharmed but deeply traumatized as he recounts what happened to his crew before setting the entire ship ablaze and jumping ship himself. We learn these creatures are harvesting humanity’s life force to power their spaceship, and they quickly overwhelm the human race with that goal in mind. Officials declare martial law, but humanity proves no match for the space vampires that never should have been awakened.

Just Let It Happen

If Lifeforce sounds like one of the most ridiculous sci-fi plots you’ve ever heard, you’re right. It’s an incredibly far-out concept, but Hooper plays the whole thing completely straight, which is exactly what makes it work as horror. Even better, it has my favorite kind of gore, which is barely any. There are some graphic moments, as you’d expect from a Tobe Hooper film, but it’s all so spectacular that it never feels like the kind of movie that will make you sick to your stomach. There’s an almost dreamlike aura hanging over everything.

Despite Lifeforce failing at the box office, earning just $11.6 million against its reported $25 million budget, it remains a cult classic because it’s willing to go completely off the rails without ever winking at the audience. It’s sexy, violent, and plays like the best kind of fever dream. It’s truly a one-of-a-kind film, and a must-watch if you’re a fan of Hooper’s more iconic work but want to see what he was capable of when given free rein to do whatever he wanted.

As of this writing, Lifeforce is streaming for free on Tubi. 

We’re now five full years removed from the last James Bond movie, No Time to Die starring Daniel Craig, and 007 fans are waiting on pins and needles for more information about the next Bond film in the works at Amazon. Bond fans have had a new project to hold them over before the next film though in 007 First Light, the new AAA video game developed by IO Interactive, the same studio behind the critically acclaimed Hitman trilogy. Amazon has not released any plot specifics regarding the next James Bond movie, which is still without an official title, but the first behind-the-scenes details about the film are finally beginning to take shape. Denis Villeneuve, famous for his work on the Dune movies, is directing the new 007 film with a script from Peaky Blinders scribe Steven Knight.

Nina Gold, who famously worked as the casting director on Game of Thrones, has been recruited to cast the next James Bond. Gold has shared that Amazon is looking for someone young enough to carry the franchise for at least three or four movies and also someone who “oozes sex appeal.” Gold takes over as the Bond casting director from longtime veteran Debbie McWilliams, who recently shared her thoughts on some of the most popular 007 fan casts, such as Jacob Elordi, Callum Turner, and Harris Dickinson. “I don’t want to see any of them as Bond,” she said. “It is absolutely essential that Bond retains a total enigma. I don’t want to see any of them as Bond because we know too much about them. We want to know as little about them as personally possible, because that’s what spies are.” The rest of her quote reads as follows:

“We don’t need to know where he goes shopping or who his parents are or where he lives. We never want to see him at home. And a vital element of the whole thing is his job description. He’s licensed to kill, and we have to believe he can do that. If you don’t, then you’ve lost your audience. Timothy [Dalton] and Pierce [Brosnan] weren’t particularly well known. Daniel [Craig] had a career in independent films and a fairly romantic life beforehand, but he wasn’t a household name, and that helps enormously. I want to see somebody who is completely out of the blue.”

Could Henry Cavill Be the Next James Bond?

Fans have been pushing for Henry Cavill to take over the mantle of 007 for years now, along with Idris Elba, who have long been two of the most popular fan casts. Elba has effectively taken himself out of contention for playing 007, and with the confirmation that Amazon is searching for someone young enough to play Bond for a few movies, this likely eliminates Cavill as well, who is already 43 years old. It was confirmed just last week that the first round of Bond auditions are over, and Amazon has begun letting candidates know who will be welcomed back for the second round, which will take place in August.

Stay tuned to Collider for more updates and coverage of the next James Bond movie in the works at Amazon.

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October 8, 2021

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Days of Our Lives has EJ DiMera (Dan Feuerriegel) stuck and he can’t seem to catch a lucky break with any of his schemes. His sister Lexie Carver (Nikki Crawford) is sick again, and Dr. Wilhelm Rolf (Richard Wharton) doesn’t know how to save her.

Cat Greene (AnnaLynne McCord) is honeypotting him when EJ’s got a huge legitimate crush on her. Kristen DiMera (Stacy Haiduk) is being problematic, plus EJ’s being investigated left and right, and now the shady DiMera Enterprises Pharmaceuticals Coriseal problem. So now I’m kind of wondering if Clyde Weston (James Read) might have set him up. We’re going to get into EJ and the possible plot involving villainous Clyde.

Days of Our Lives: The Coriseal Crisis

Now, let’s talk about it. So, EJ was recently told by his trusty and totally scary right-hand woman that when their pharmaceutical division produced that arsenic-tainted batch of Coriseal, the head of the pharma division had it buried out on Smith Island. So all the bad pills went out on this island, which is bad enough, especially with Holly Jonas (Ashley Puzemis) sick when she just was out there.

And on top of Lexie’s issues, EJ is soon going to find out DiMera money was used for the Titan Industries loan payoff. What’s bizarre is that the loan was bought by a company that does capital lending and buys up loans called AR Capital. And with the hint that it’s DiMera money, I’m wondering if it’s Kristen who got Titan’s loan. The A could be for Aramé, where Kristen’s family is from and where her mom lives. And the R could be for Rachel, the name of both Kristen’s mom and daughter.

Days of our Lives: EJ’s Losing it All

So, things are on the cusp of falling apart for EJ on many fronts, both personal and professional, and he just had to bring his co-CEO son Johnny DiMera (Carson Boatman) into the loop on the Coriseal problem. I was surprised that EJ was actually transparent with his son. Like truly transparent. He actually told Johnny the truth that arsenic might be in the groundwater out on Smith Island and that Holly could have been poisoned by the DiMera drugs buried there.

She’s the only one who got sick on that trip. Arianna Hernandez (Vico Escorcia), Tate Black (Leo Howard), and others were mostly boozing it up while Holly was guzzling tainted water out of the tap and that made her sick. So Tate and the others thought initially that Holly might have the stomach flu or that it was side effects from her new anti-depressants. But Dr. Sarah Horton (Linsey Godfrey) found Coriseal in Holly’s bloodstream along with the anti-depressant prescription medication.

Holly Saved on Days of our Lives

Thankfully, Tate, Arianna, and others rushed Holly to the hospital for emergency treatment. And then she started having seizures. Brady Black (Eric Martsolf) and Sarah were already looking into DiMera Enterprises Pharmaceuticals because of the sisters Destiny and Clea who both died and both took Coriseal.

Destiny went to the clinic with severe nausea and she told Sarah she had headache and pain, similar symptoms to what Holly has right now. But Sarah never got to do any more testing because Destiny got really upset and ran out of the clinic. And then of course she ended up dying in Horton Square on her way back to the hospital to see Sarah. And we had Xander Cook Kiriakis (Paul Telfer) and Sarah there both trying to help her. Javi Hernandez (Jacob Martinez) showed up trying to help. But sadly it was too late.

Days of our Lives: Sarah Hunts for Answers

So, now Sarah’s on a mission to find out why her patient died and why Destiny’s sister died as well. And of course EJ knows that Sarah is involved since he eavesdropped on her and Brady talking about the Coriseal and DiMera Enterprises Pharmaceuticals. So EJ is going to ask Johnny to do some snooping in Sarah’s office later this week. Neither EJ nor Johnny wants Holly to die. They do want answers. But they’re also engaging in a cleanup.

EJ told Johnny that somebody else handled the drug disposal and he didn’t follow up. It was the head of the pharma division if I recall correctly. But it really doesn’t matter now on Days of our Lives. There are two deaths that we know of and Holly could be the third. And somebody’s clearly doing a cover up as well.

Sarah asked Xander to take a peek at the DiMera Enterprises Pharmaceuticals files he still had access to after the Titan merger fell through. But he noticed all the files that he needed to look at had vanished. So, somebody was erasing the evidence in real time.

Back to EJ. He insisted to Johnny that even though the bad batch was taken off the shelves, this was the first time EJ learned about the dangerous disposal of the opioid. And he admitted that he dropped the ball somewhat by not following up.

And this week, Brady goes to get a water sample from the Horton cabin and somebody’s watching from the hedges nearby and it may be the guy who disposed of it to start with or a DiMera henchman.

Days of Our Lives: The Clyde Connection

So, on Thursday, EJ finds out something is amiss on Smith Island. So, he may go out there himself to poke around. EJ’s got a vested interest in sorting this out, not only because of massive legal liability and possible criminal charges. But also because his ex-stepdaughter Holly may be dying.

And I also wonder if somebody behind the scenes knew that Xander was poking around and paid the Titan loan off. They might have done it to force him to stop poking around on Sarah’s behalf. So, we’ll see. But right now, I’m still feeling like it might be Kristen that is behind AR Capital. We’ll find out. But also, lots of fans on soap social media seem to think Clyde Weston is involved in this arsenic situation because he had a long history with dirty drugs.

Clyde was running drug operations from Missouri all the way up to Salem. And also, he hates EJ and the Coriseal was tainted before Clyde was shot and put into that coma. So, he might have tainted the supply to mess with EJ for revenge. And at the same time, Clyde might have even stolen some untainted Coriseal to sell in his drug ring.

Days of our Lives: EJ’s Connection to Clyde

And remember years ago, EJ, who was played by James Scott, was involved with Clyde’s illicit drug business. So Clyde had been encroaching on the drug rings territory, and he got really angry at EJ. And then Clyde had one of his henchmen kill him. And of course, EJ’s not so dead, which is typical for a DiMera.

So, it’s honestly not a stretch that Clyde could have tampered with the original Coriseal batch after EJ returned from the dead, but before Clyde was shot. That’s what we last heard, that he was still in a coma, but maybe not, you know.

Days of our Lives: Clyde Has the Answers People Want

And Smith Island has been a recurring isolated setting on the soap for years. And it’s a place that was used many times for shady dealings by Clyde and the DiMeras. So, it’s not a random choice of location. Plus, Chad DiMera (Connor Floyd) has been hoping that Clyde would come out of the coma and tell them where Abigail Deveraux DiMera’s (Marci Miller) remains were located. If she is really dead, we don’t know. Lots of fan theories on that, too. But Clyde may already be out of his coma and lurking, and they just need to find him. I think that could be fun. Obviously, EJ would hate it.

And even if Clyde hasn’t woken up from his coma, the timing still works out for him to have been involved with tainting the Coriseal supply. Yes, he might have done that to do EJ dirty. Clyde would not care a bit how many people died if he tainted a drug supply. And in fact, the more people that died, the better because it would make it that much worse on EJ. That would make Clyde really happy because we know exactly how much he despises EJ. And of course, the feeling is mutual. So, we’ll see how it goes.

Social media users are crackin’ UP at a clip of Kevin Gates pushing a fan who ran up on him trying to snap a picture.

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More On The Video Of Kevin Gates Pushing Fan Who Ran Up On Him To Snap A Picture

On Tuesday, June 30, The Shade Room obtained footage of Kevin Gates reportedly out and about in Los Angeles, California. In the clip, Gates appeared to be walking while surrounded by fans when he noticed a female run up toward him then turn back seemingly smiling and throwing her fingers up for the camera.

As the flash of the camera struck, then came Gates’ hand, pushing the fan from his side.

Social Media Users Are Crackin’ UP At Video Of Him Pushing Fan Who Ran Up

Social media users were crackin’ UP in TSR’s comment section at the video of Kevin Gates pushing the fan.

Before Kevin Gates Pushed The Fan Asking Him For A Picture, He Showed Love To BroRilla

Before Kevin Gates made headlines by pushing a fan who asked for a picture, he was showing love to GloRilla’s sister, Victoria Woods. As The Shade Room previously reported, in February, Woods shared a voice note she apparently received from Gates. The post, which was initially shared on Facebook, has now been deleted. However, in the audio, he told her, “Your video had just came across my desk. I just wanted to tell you something: I really appreciate you, bruh. Thank you. And I’m flattered. Like, that really mean a lot to me. S**t whenever you wanna meet me bruh… whenever.”

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ClassPass has become one of the most-talked-about names in fitness as the $30 billion US health and fitness industry keeps expanding. Here is how the subscription works, what it costs and why users say it actually keeps them moving.

How Does ClassPass Work in 2026?

ClassPass is a subscription that gives members access to thousands of studios and classes in their city through a single app, using a credit system rather than unlimited access. Members buy a set number of credits each month and spend them on classes they book.

Popular boutique sessions can cost up to 9 credits, while general classes may run as low as 1 or 2. ClassPass launched in 2013 with a flat $45 monthly fee for five classes regardless of type or location, but pricing now varies by market. The company partners with more than 8,500 studios across 50-plus cities. As of January 2025, 94% of users were brand-new to the venues they booked through ClassPass, a sign the app is steering members toward studios they would not have found on their own. The broader fitness industry has grown 3 to 4% annually for the past decade, with boutique studios now driving more than 35% of revenue.

Why Does ClassPass Keep Members Coming Back?

Variety, not any single workout, is what keeps members committed, according to Jeff Bladt, senior vice president of pricing and marketplace at ClassPass parent company Playlist.

“All those fundamental problems that prevent people from forming a fitness habit, ClassPass solves,” Bladt told Forbes. He pointed to price, discovery and availability as the biggest friction points that stop people from sticking with a routine. The credit system also creates urgency. A member with 40 credits and a month to use them has to plan ahead, and the “use it or lose it” structure pushes members to catch up after a missed week rather than walk away. Bladt describes fitness as a “habit-forming frequency thing,” and the product is built around that behavior. Locking users into one studio or modality, he argues, may produce short-term commitment but long-term fatigue. The pattern Playlist sees is members starting with yoga, shifting to Pilates, trying strength training and dabbling in recovery services.

What Classes and Services Can You Book on ClassPass?

ClassPass members can book yoga, Pilates, spin and boxing alongside newer favorites like HIIT, Barre and dance cardio. The app also surfaces trending formats such as aerial yoga and extends beyond fitness into recovery services like massage and meditation, plus beauty appointments including nails and haircuts.

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That breadth lines up with what research has flagged as the fastest-growing fitness activities of 2017, including event-style classes, equipment-based classes, HIIT, Barre, yoga and HIIT small group training. Writer Alina Tang said in a piece for Medium that she had tried more than 30 different studios since signing up, sampling yoga, spin, boxing, Pilates, Zumba and bootcamps. “It wasn’t until I started using ClassPass that I discovered the joy of exercise,” she wrote. “Not simply for results, but for pure pleasure.”

How Much Does ClassPass Cost?

ClassPass pricing varies by city and runs on credits rather than a flat unlimited rate. When the company launched in 2013, members paid $45 a month for five classes regardless of class type or location.

That model has been replaced by tiered credit packages, where members choose how many credits they want each month and spend them on the classes they book. The cost per class varies, with high-demand boutique sessions sitting at the top of the range and standard offerings priced significantly lower. Pricing also flexes by location since ClassPass operates in more than 50 cities and partners with over 8,500 studios, so the same package may unlock different numbers of classes in different markets. The monthly credit structure gives members a built-in target and a deadline to use what they paid for, which Playlist’s Jeff Bladt has described as central to how the product reinforces a fitness habit.

The Supreme Court has shot down Donald Trump’s bid to dismantle birthright citizenship. The proposal declared that children born to immigrants in the United States are not American citizens.

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Supreme Court Rules Against Donald Trump’s Executive Order

On Tuesday, June 30, the Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s executive order challenging the 14th Amendment. It declared that children born to people in the country illegally are not U.S. citizens, according to PBS News. The 14th Amendment was created in part to establish formally enslaved people as citizens.

“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside,” reads the ruling. 

Roomies React To Trump’s Loss

Instagram user @itsgemaaaduhhh_ replied, “Lmfao he’s going to stroke out ! Please keep making him mad.”

President Trump Recently Made Headlines By Way Of Barack Obama

Obama went on to say that during his two presidencies, he didn’t have time to be bothered by his predecessors, and he dragged Trump for filth in the process.

“Look, first of all, when I was president, the last thing I had time to do
was worry about what somebody said or what my predecessor did,” he added. “They’re gone, I’ve got work to do… Look, kind of worrying about that is a strange thing to me. It shows me somebody who’s not focused on the American people and the job they’re supposed to do.”

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By Jonathan Klotz
| Published 20 seconds ago

Sci-fi is often a hard sell at the box office. The only genre that’s harder is fantasy, and steampunk fantasy adventure never seems to work. That didn’t stop New Line Cinema from adapting The Golden Compass by Sir Philip Pullman into a big-budget blockbuster adventure stacked with an A-list cast and a marketing campaign to match. It was, as you can imagine, a financial disaster despite earning over $350 million. The movie also pulled off the rare feat of pushing away both fans of the source material and critics of the books at the same time. 

Buckle Up, The Golden Compass Gets Complex

The Golden Compass takes place on an Earth where everyone’s soul exists outside of their body as a Daemon. Taking the form of animals, Daemons have to be in close proximity to the person. This world is also under the control of the Magisterium, an authoritative church that actively suppresses any and all dissent. Lyra (Dakota Blue Richards) is bequeathed a magical device called the alethiometer, or symbol-reader, or the titular Golden Compass, that can detect the truth. Needless to say, the Magisterium wants it. 

There’s also the problem of the Dust, strange cosmic particle that links to different worlds, and by its very existence, proves the Magisterium is wrong about everything. Lyra’s adventure staying one step ahead of the Magisterium while trying to learn the truth of the world around her includes a never-ending parade of characters, including Ian McKellen voicing Iorek, the armored bear all over the marketing, Ian McShane as King Ragnar of the Panserbjorne (the ice bears), Daniel Craig as Lyra’s uncle, Nicole Kidman as the evil Marisa Coultier, and a pair of castings that are so on the noise its parody: Sam Elliot as a Texan cowboy aeronaut and Eva Green as a witch. 

There’s a lot that The Golden Compass crams into an hour and 53 minutes, and it still managed to butcher the original novel. 

Angered Both Fans And Critics Of The Novels

Sir Philip Pullman’s trilogy, His Dark Materials, carries a heavy anti-religious message that was dramatically toned down for the film. That angered long-time fans of his fantasy world, and still didn’t appease the Catholic Church, which publicly went after the film months before it was released, not because of the watered-down film, but because it would encourage reading of the original novels. 

The Golden Compass was supposed to be the start of a trilogy adapting all of the novels, but after it crashed and burned in the U.S., plans changed. Chris Weitz, the director of Twilight: New Moon and a co-writer of Rogue One, did his best with everything handed to him and internationally, the film was a hit, earning over $300 million. The issue is that the $70 million stateside destroyed New Line Cinema’s investment. Due to the complex web of Hollywood negotiation rights, the studio didn’t get a cent of the international box office haul. 

Fantasy Is Always A Tough Sell

Blockbuster fantasy has since been confined to streaming with the rise and fall and rise of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon. The same turned out to be true for His Dark Materials, a BBC adaptation of the novels that managed to get out all three series and remained significantly closer to the novels than the Hollywood film.. Sir Philip Pullman recently concluded a companion trilogy to His Dark Materials, The Book of Dust, that runs both before, and after Lyra’s journey. 

The Golden Compass is available to stream for free on Tubi, Plex, and Sling TV.

General Hospital indicates that WSB director Ross Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) about to see his time run out, and my guess is that it’s far more likely he will be killed than arrested. Our leaker says he is doomed to die. And if he goes out, as we expect, the big question is who takes that monster out.

We’re going to talk about who in Port Charles would love to kill evil double agent Cullum and end his reign of terror once and for all.

General Hospital: Cullum’s Crimes Unravel

So, already this week on General Hospital, we saw Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) telling Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) that director Cullum is the one who stabbed Marco Rios (Adrian Anchondo) to death. And then we saw Cullum telling Cassius Faison (Ryan Paevey) that he had better hustle over to that house and kill Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). Make sure he doesn’t leave the place. And he said to do it before the PCPD sends in the cops to arrest Sidwell.

Before the authorities burst into the house, Sidwell told Ezra Boyle (Daniel Cosgrove) that he wanted him to publicly out Cullum as a double agent. Now, he might kill Ezra for that, but I don’t think the other guy cares. But then the cops burst in and Sidwell outed Cassius, who had no choice then but to turn his gun on Detective Joe Fitzpatrick (Jonathan Bennett). And at this point, Cassius is going to have to just get Sidwell out of there. And if Cassius is smart, and I think he is, you know, he’d kill Sidwell and take off, but he’s not that smart. So, we’ll see.

General Hospital: Cassius Exposed

At this point, it looks like Cassius may need to abandon Cullum, Sidwell, and Port Charles and just get the heck out of there because Joe isn’t going to sit on that secret. Ezra might, but the Joe won’t. Even worse, this week, Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) completes the Cold Fusion prototype, and that was what Cullum was waiting on.

General Hospital summer spoilers say the WSB baddie wants to take it and run because Cullum’s got plans to do dastardly things with it. So, things are crashing down for Sidwell, Cullum, and Cassius right now. And with how evil Cullum is, I’m pretty sure that he’s more likely to be killed than he is to be prosecuted through the criminal justice system. And it’s long overdue.

General Hospital: Who Will Kill Cullum?

So, let’s talk about who gets to do the honors and take him out because there is a whole list of people queuing up to kill that WSB creep. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is top of that list. Now, you would think Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), but I suspect Cullum might be dead before Jason is back to Port Charles because he’s supposed to be back on screen, but in Indonesia first, which is where the WSB has him. And honestly, I really hope it’s Anna that does it. She deserves to be the one to kill Cullum after everything he did to her.

The gaslighting to make her believe Cesar Faison (Anders Hove) was alive, using Cassius to help convince her, and then of course causing those hallucinations. Plus, Cullum orchestrated Anna’s captivity in France. It was all very diabolical. Of course, all to buy time for Finola Hughes’ long vacation. But Cullum masterminded her downfall and now Anna is on her way back. And I hope she’s the one who takes him out.

General Hospital: Cassius Reaching His Breaking Point

Cassius is next on the list because Cullum just threatened Cassius’ mom, Liesl, and he also threatened Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). So, at this point, Cassius wants to stop Cullum. And if Cassius finds out Cullum tricked him into sending poison medication to his sister Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), I think he’d put a bullet in Cullum right then.

Cassius might figure it out since Joe just told him they tested Britt’s syringe from her room and it was just saline. So, Cassius may not figure out that the new meds are poison, but that something is off and Cullum has been messing with Britt and of course kidnapped his mom, Liesl. And now with Sidwell forcing Cassius’ hand and exposing him to the detective, it seems likely that Cullum may come after Cassius also. He’s another loose end that Cullum wants to tie off. That’s what the WSB director seems to be doing when he’s promising Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) a quick death at Turning Woods this week.

General Hospital: Sonny Can’t Wait to End Sidwell & Cullum

Sonny is another person high on the list of who wants to kill Cullum. In fact, he wants to take out both villains, Cullum and Sidwell. And I could see Sonny and Ethan Lovett (Nathan Dean Parsons) giving Sidwell and Cullum a ride out to the Pine Barons and putting them six feet under. Since Justine Turner (Nazneen Contractor) just told Sonny that she would prosecute him if he kills Sidwell, it’s best if there’s no bodies found. That way she can’t follow through. And Sonny’s pretty good at that.

Plus, he knows Cullum killed Marco, which is a crime that Sidwell tried to pin on Sonny. And of course, there’s a Sidwell versus Sonny big boss battle confirmed in General Hospital summer spoilers that come soon, but I don’t know if Cullum’s involved. However, Sonny may take care of his Sidwell problem very soon. And then Sonny could focus on Cullum who has now kidnapped his ex-stepdaughter Josslyn. And with Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) facing off with Cullum this week, Sonny would definitely whack him for harming Carly if Cullum isn’t killed in that confrontation.

General Hospital: Sidwell Desperate to Avenge Marco

Sidwell is another contender in the who-may-kill-Cullum list, his former partner in crime. And at this point, if Lucas Jones (Van Hansis) runs into Sidwell again, he has no reason to keep the secret. I suspect Lucas would tell Sidwell that Cullum stabbed Marco to death. And if Sidwell found that out, he would lose his whole entire mind and go after Cullum immediately and brutally. It’s ironic since Sidwell’s grief has him distracted. And that’s why Cullum wants Cassius to kill him when it is Cullum who caused the grief by killing Marco that’s distracting him. Kind of full circle nonsense.

General Hospital: Carly Faces Off with Cullum

Carly is next on the list. She will do anything to protect her kids and she knows Josslyn’s being held by Cullum at Wyndemere and Joss honestly could be killed at any moment. So, Carly’s determined to get Joss out of there and she’s facing off with Cullum this week.

Plus, he’s a danger to Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). And he’s also targeting Charlotte Cassadine (Bluesy Burke), the daughter of the man who has stolen Carly’s heart. So, if she gets a chance, yeah, for so many reasons, Carly might save Joss. And to do it, if she needs to crack Cullum with a fireplace poker in the head or grab up one of Sidwell’s stupid sculptures he’s got lying around and give him a craniotomy, I think that would be great.

General Hospital: Joss Gets the Job Done?

Joss is another possibility. You know, she’s turned into a pretty formidable WSB agent, and we know she’s got no problem killing bad guys, and she knows exactly how bad Cullum is and doesn’t want him to get his hands on the Cold Fusion prototype that Liesl completes this week.

So, Joss wouldn’t hesitate to kill him. And General Hospital summer spoilers say that a timely arrival gives Joss the chance to stop Cullum and that there is a bloody battle on Spoon Island. So, that timely arrival might be Carly and Joss might get out of there to try and save her mom. I mean, heck, Cassius might set Josslyn free, hoping she’ll kill Cullum for him while Cassius creeps out of town.

General Hospital: Don’t Mess with Obrecht

Liesl is last, but certainly not least. She’s pretty ticked that Cullum kidnapped her. And she’s also mad that he’s forcing Cassius, the son she never knew she had, to do dirty work designed by Faison, the man she used to love that Liesl now despises. If Cullum attacks Josslyn or Cassius, I could see it happening. You know, Liesl might sneak up and bash Cullum in the head with something to save her son or grab a gun that Chase dropped.

You know, I think she would do it to protect Josslyn or Cassius. Both have been there for her. And we know that Liesl Obrecht is nobody to mess with. And in the end, I think pretty much everybody wants Cullum dead. Whoever does it should get a medal from Mayor Laura Spencer (Genie Francis).