'Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again' (2022)
This animated movie focuses on Nick Daley, the son of Larry Daley, as "Kahmunrah Rises Again."
In the Name of Sherlock Holmes
Two nerdy boys who call themselves Holmes and Watson spend their summer in a sleepy town where children vanish and reappear unnervingly changed, but the oblivious adults notice nothing. When Watson’s solo detective work hits a dead end, Holmes teams up with their friend Ica to crack the mystery. As strange clues mount, the trio races against time to uncover what’s behind the eerie transformations.
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Two nerdy boys who call themselves Holmes and Watson spend their summer in a sleepy town where children vanish and reappear unnervingly changed, but the oblivious adults notice nothing. When Watson’s solo detective work hits a dead end, Holmes teams up with their friend Ica to crack the mystery. As strange clues mount, the trio races against time to uncover what’s behind the eerie transformations.
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Genre:Mystery, Fantasy, Adventure, Family
Written By:Márk Kis-Szabó
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