The Strangers: Chapter 3 review – pointless remake trilogy ends with a sputter

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Renny Harlin’s thankless trio of movies, taking a simple story and extending it for no creative reason, is at least finally over If you’re wondering how this shrug-along horror series has got this far, Renny Harlin shot all three back-to-back in Bratislava in late 2022; reshoots followed the indifferent response to the first chapter in 2024, which didn’t much alleviate the even more indifferent response to last year’s second . We’re getting them whether we wanted them or not: the modest resources had been spent, and so we now arrive at the last knockings which comprise this year’s most dutiful carnage. The mistake is to expand a morally gloomy universe that was better off self-contained; the more light Harlin and collaborators let in, the more their set-up presents as generic runaround, hopelessly out of place amid the recent horror renaissance. We’re deep into Strangers lore now, but last girl standing Maya (Riverdale graduate Madelaine Petsch, who surely hoped this was her Neve Ca...
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Deepika Padukone joins Selena Gomez, Billie Eilish, Amal Clooney on The Shift Global Impact list

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Global cultural publication ‘The Shift’ has unveiled its latest list of over 90 extraordinary women spanning activism, creativity, leadership, and cultural influence, names include Amal Clooney, Mariska Hargitay, Selena Gomez, Billie Eilish, Angelina Jolie, Amanda Gorman, Jessica Chastain, Olivia Rodrigo, Lucy Liu, Misty Copeland, Billie Jean King… and Indian actor Deepika Padukone. A global icon, Deepika’s recognition not only reflects her cinematic impact but also her work in mental health advocacy and women’s empowerment through her Live Love Laugh Foundation.

Sharing the proud moment on social media, Deepika posted, “In tribute to the one and only Gloria Steinem and her 91 years of activism, The Shift is honoring 90 voices shaping our future.@theshiftison grateful for the honour… #TheShiftIsOn”

 

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As part of this inaugural issue that celebrates the 91 years of contribution by Gloria Steinem, THE SHIFT 90 PLUS ONE edition quotes Deepika saying, “Success to me isn't just about professional achievements but also about well-being-where mental health and self-care matter as much as discipline, dedication and determination. I strongly believe in the power of patience, balance, consistency, and authenticity, and I hope to inspire a generation that values all of these virtues equally."

As a mental health advocate, she founded the Live Love Laugh Foundation, impacting lives worldwide. Her influence extends beyond entertainment as a disruptor, with international collaborations and appearances solidifying her global presence. With numerous awards and accolades, Deepika continues to inspire millions across the globe. Recently, she also became the first Indian star to be the recipient of the prestigious Hollywood Walk of Fame star in 2026.

With this dual recognition on a global leadership list and in a high‑octane pan‑India film as her next, Deepika Padukone continues to redefine what it means to lead, influence, and inspire.

Also Read: Deepak Tijori proposes Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar sequel: “Aamir Khan and I can play headmasters of rival schools”; FULLY supports Deepika Padukone’s eight-hour demand: “She shouldn’t suffer because she is a mother”



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