Amazon Prime recommended a British tv series called The Curse (2022). I'm interested in the paranormal, but British dramas are not great at LGBTQ representation, so rather than going through an entire episode, I conduct an internet search on The Curse (2022) and "gay characters."
A lot of movies and tv shows with that title appeared between 2021 and 2023. Doesn't anyone ever check to ensure that single-word titles aren't repeated?
The Curse (2021): When its new owners (including Laurence Rupp) move in, the curse on a haunted house resurfaces. Left: Bjorn Mosten, who appears when you search on "Laurence Rupp nude."
The Cursed (2021): In 17th century France, Seamus (Alastair Petrie) attacks a Romani camp. They get revenge by sending a werewolf to kill people in his village.
The Curse (2023): An American tv series about a newlywed man and woman trying to be eco-friendly in a small New Mexico town. It stars Emma Stone and Nathan Fielder.
He also shows his backside.
The Curse (2023): An American tv series about the host of a HGTV show about "passive homes," starring Emma Stone and Nathan Fieder.
Wait, this is the same show with a completely different premise. Did they reboot halfway through?
Reverse the Curse (2023): Ted (Logan Marshall-Green) is a failed writer turned penis vendor at Yankee Stadium. He moves home to care for his dying father, and creates a winning streak for his favorite baseball team.
Sorry, I meant peanut vendor, but he shows his penis, too.
After the first five, I give up: Apparently the British tv series The Curse (2022) exists nowhere on the internet except on Amazon Prime.
More after the break. Caution: Explicit.