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Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

Netflix’s Xo, Kitty season 2 includes a fantastic soundtrack that blends together K-pop and American pop music, blending the cultures that Kitty has experienced. In 2023, Netflix released the first season of their To All the Boys spinoff starring Anna Cathcart as Kitty Song-Covey. Continuing the story of season 1, Xo, Kitty deep friendships, teen romances, and family drama take center stage in season 2 as she returns to the Korean Independent School of Seoul.

While Xo, Kitty’s Korean setting was important to the first season, it becomes even more integral to the second season. Kitty learns about her secret family who lives in Korea, and she tries to bring them together. At the same time, the whole school is preparing for a talent showcase where most of the students will sing K-pop. With such a heavy focus on the Korean aspect of Xo,...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains music from all eight episodes of Xo, Kitty Season 2!

Just as last season of Xo, Kitty brought out all the K-drama tunes, Season 2 cranked the needle drops up a notch.

Dae (Minyeong Choi) and some of his classmates take up a singing class as part of Mr. Moon’s (Philippe Lee) new program at Kiss. Episode 7 in particular contains a stretch of bangers from some of the biggest current music artists at the Cherry Blossom Ball.

Find all the songs in ‘Xo, Kitty’ Season 2 below:

Episode 1 – K.I.S.S. Me Again

“I Am” – Ive “I Do” – G(I)-Dle “Mr. Moon” – Composed by Jina and Shirly “Curling Field” by Tamiz (feat. Juicelove) “Off the Record” – Ive “We Got So Much” – Le Serrafim “Bibi Vengenace” – Bibi

Episode 2 – Never Been Kissed

“Fireworks” – Aimers “Not While I’m Around” (from Sweeny Todd) sung by Dae (Minyeong Choi) “Super Shy” (NewJeans...

by Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com

The upcoming movie adaptation of the bloody graphic novel Wire Hangers by writer Alan Robert (best known for being the bassist and creative force behind on of my favorite hard rock bands, Life of Agony) has released two new one-sheets.

Alan Robert's film production company Wasted Talent Entertainment is releasing Wire Hangers. As mentioned above, Robert created, wrote and illustrated the graphic novel last year, which was published by award-winning comics publisher, Idw Publishing (30 Days of Night, Locke and Key, Zombies Vs. Robots).

Idw's CEO, Ted Adams, has signed on as the movies Executive Producer, with Robert and Zam Entertainment's Jeff Mazzola (Descent, Under New Management, Kiss Me Again) in the Producers roll.

Teaser poster art for the film reveals Wire Hangers' main character, Cypra, in full costume designed by Robert Hall of Almost Human FX (The Crazies, Paranormal Activity 2, Devil).

Wasted...

Italian filmmaker Gabriele Muccino, best known in the U.S. for his Will Smith collaborations "The Pursuit of Happyness" and "Seven Pounds," is in talks to direct Keanu Reeves next in the sci-fi flick "Passengers," according to Variety. Reeves has been involved with the project at least since 2007, when the film's script popped up on the annual Black List of greatest unproduced screenplays.

Written by John Spaihts, who is also penning Ridley Scott's "Alien" prequel (partly thanks to Reeves), "Passengers" is a love story set on a spaceship. It sounds more frightening than romantic however. Reeves plays a man accidentally awakened too early from hibernation during a centuries-long flight to a distant planet. So rather than wait around to die while the rest of the crew sleeps, he wakes up a female passenger in order to have company.

Think about if you were that poor woman (who will be...

Gabriele Muccino is in talks to direct Keanu Reeves’s sci-fi romance Passengers, described by the Italian director as a love story set on a spaceship. Muccino announced the news at the press conference for his first Italian language film in seven years, Kiss Me Again, the sequel to 2001's The Last Kiss. Despite Muccino's continental credentials, the director is best known for his recent success in Hollywood. In 2006, Muccino teamed up with Will Smith for The Pursuit of Happyness, and in 2008 the pair reunited for Seven...

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The last time Seven Pounds director Gabriele Muccino popped up on the cine-radar, he was off back to Italy to direct a sequel to The Last Kiss. Now, with Kiss Me Again finished and hitting Italian cinemas this week, he's announced that he's in advanced talks to direct the Keanu Reeves sci-fi love story Passengers.The script, penned by Jon Spaihts and currently being funded by Morgan Creek, takes place years in the future on a long-range spaceship. A computer glitch awakens a lone man (Reeves) who, faced with 90 years of waiting for anyone else to pop out of deep freeze, wakes up a beautiful woman to stop him dying alone.It's online dating meets Hal 9000! Muccino apparently wants to pluck the female lead from either the fields of the unknown or the pool of "lesser known" talent. All being well, shooting will kick off this summer. ...

Italian filmmaker Gabriele Muccino will return to his home country of Italy to write and direct "Baciami Ancora," a sequel to his 2001 hit comedy "L'Ultimo Bacio."

Better known as "The Last Kiss," the movie follows the story of a young man whose life takes a drastic turn after his longtime girlfriend announces she's pregnant.

According to Empire, "Baciami Ancora," or "Kiss Me Again," will focus on the couple some 10 years after the first film. Shooting in Italy is set to begin some time next year. 

The success of "Bacio" inspired a Hollywood remake, which opened in 2006 with Zach Braff, Jacinda Barrett and Rachel Bilson in the lead roles.

While I completely adored Muccino's original flick, the remake pretty much stank, and I sincerely hope we'll never see a sequel to it.

As for Muccino, he recently laucnhed his Hollywood career with Will Smith's "The Pursuit of Happyness." His next film,...

Zach Braff fans who were dissatisfied with the unresolved, open ending of The Last Kiss might be in for more luck. No, Braff hasn't signed on to appear in another movie, because a sequel to the 2006 flick hasn't been created yet. But it has been revealed that Italian director Gabriele Muccino, who directed L'Ultimo Bacio (the movie The Last Kiss was adapted from), is headed back to Italy to write and direct a follow-up picture, titled Baciami Ancora, or Kiss Me Again. Empire Magazine reports that Muccino has reunited his original cast for the new story, which will pick up ten years after the events of L'Ultimo Bacio. Muccino is currently writing the screenplay for the sequel, which will begin filming in Rome this spring. Now, this doesn't mean that there's any chance that Braff will return to do another movie with Tony Goldwyn, who directed The Last Kiss, but...

We’re not saying that, what with American taking the day off for Thanksgiving, today is a slow news day, but when we’re leaping on a story about Italian director Gabriele Muccino heading back to his homeland to direct a new movie, you should be able to draw your own conclusions.Muccino, whose last two movies – The Pursuit Of Happyness and the upcoming Seven Pounds - were both made in America with Will Smith in the lead, is heading back to Italy to direct a sequel to his breakout hit, L’Ultimo Bacio, better known as The Last Kiss.That, of course, was remade for the English language market with Zach Braff in the lead role as a guy torn between a steady relationship and the thrill of a new romance. We’re pretty sure, though, that there won’t be a sequel to that. Actually, we’re also kinda hoping,...

Director Gabriele Muccino will be heading home to Rome, Italy next to write and direct a sequel to his 2001 romantic drama L'Ultimo Bacio. In English, the title translates to The Last Kiss, which many will recognize as the name of the 2006 remake of Muccino's film. The sequel will be called Baciami Ancora, or Kiss Me Again in English, and will reunite the original cast. Muccino has been "stuck" in America the last few years, directing Will Smith dramas The Pursuit of Happyness and the upcoming Seven Pounds. "Gabriele had been mulling a Bacio sequel for a long time, but until now his American adventure forced him to keep it on the back burner." Shooting will start in spring next year for a 2010 release. In L'Ultimo Bacio, 29-year-old Carlo's life is thrown into a tailspin when his longtime girlfriend announces she's pregnant. But right at the wrong time, Carlo ...

Rosario Dawson is attached to star in Descent, a psychological thriller she also is producing via her newly formed production banner, Trybe Films. Dawson will play Maya, a college coed who turns into a vengeful seductress after a shocking act of violence. Descent was written by Talia Lugacy and Brian Priest. Lugacy also is directing. Dawson, Lugacy and Priest are Trybe's principals. Morris S. Levy of New York's MEGA Films is producing in association with Trybe. A September start date is being eyed. Dawson recently starred in Sin City and is filming Rent. She is repped by ICM and Untitled Entertainment. Levy's MEGA Films has the indie Julian & Chalice, starring Jeremy London and Katheryn Winnick, in postproduction. It's set for a spring 2006 release.

Rosario Dawson is attached to star in Descent, a psychological thriller she also is producing via her newly formed production banner, Trybe Films. Dawson will play Maya, a college coed who turns into a vengeful seductress after a shocking act of violence. Descent was written by Talia Lugacy and Brian Priest. Lugacy also is directing. Dawson, Lugacy and Priest are Trybe's principals. Morris S. Levy of New York's MEGA Films is producing in association with Trybe. A September start date is being eyed. Dawson recently starred in Sin City and is filming Rent. She is repped by ICM and Untitled Entertainment. Levy's MEGA Films has the indie Julian & Chalice, starring Jeremy London and Katheryn Winnick, in postproduction. It's set for a spring 2006 release.