In SCREAM VI (2023), the character Jason Carvey is watching Jason Takes Manhattan. This is both a reference to how JTM takes place in NY which is also a reference to SCREAM VI taking place in NY and the fact the character is named Jason.

In Birdman (2014) a woman asks, “Is this for real or are you shooting a film?” as Michael Keaton’s character stands on a building’s ledge, and then replies, “A film!” and that film in question is actually 2014’s Birdman.

In the movie Nope (2022), there is a scene where blood rains down on their house. This is because Jordan Peele is a massive Slayer fan and wanted to pay homage to the band’s classic song.

In a YouTube ad for Meg 2: The Trench (2023), the day in the link for tickets says "Firday" instead of "Friday". This is actually a genius prediction since that's how much money the movie will make overall: Firday dollars and 41 Megs.

Willem Thefoe was originally going to use just his face as the Goblin in Spider-Man 2002. However, at the time, the producers were afraid of getting a R-rating because of it so they put a mask on him

In The Imitation Game(2014), Benedict Cumberbatch says Heil Hitler, which proves that's he's a nazi.

In Tenet (202, viewers who say that the movie makes sense once you understand it are actually only halfway through a temporal pincer movement.

In Sisu (2022) Aatami's knife goes through an enemies head and a truck's roof, alluding to the fact that he has a very strong knife

In Pulp Fiction (1994), you can clearly see Samuel L Jackson, but I saw nothing because I was not born yet

In Spider-Man Homecoming (2017) Ned drops Peters Death Star when Pete turns up in his suit. This is because Ned is a moron and has no hand eye co-ordination.

In the Caillou (1997) episode "Caillou goes to the circus", Caillou dosen't actually go to the circus, making the episode title misleading