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Okay, so I checked out Osiris a little while ago, and it’s… not a masterpiece, let’s be real. It’s sitting right at 50% on Rotten Tomatoes, which is pretty much where it deserves to be. But honestly? I had a blast! It’s a total throwback to those over-the-top, gloriously cheesy 80s action movies. The story is simple: a team of special forces guys gets snatched during a mission, wakes up on an alien spaceship, and suddenly they’re the ones being hunted. They team up with other survivors and basically have to fight for their lives to avoid becoming alien food. It’s totally predictable and a little silly, but if you’re in the mood for some mindless, fun action, it delivers!

Fans might have preferred going into Season 5 completely surprised, but The Boys isn’t known for that. The guest appearances aren’t the main draw – it’s the big plot twists and shocking events that really matter. Still, the show couldn’t pass up a chance to deliver on a storyline hinted at all the way back in the very first episode of its most popular spin-off.

Over its 15 seasons, Supernatural featured some truly terrifying monsters, ranging from spooky creatures that prey on children to demons from Hell and even frightening clowns. Here’s a look at the creepiest ones.

These moments weren’t part of the original manga; they were added by the anime creators and offered a sweet break from the show’s generally dark and serious tone. Sadly, the anime series ‘Juju Sanpo,’ which featured these scenes, only lasted one season, possibly due to production challenges or the show’s quick pace. The upcoming third season will likely focus entirely on the consequences of the Shibuya Incident, meaning we probably won’t see similar heartwarming scenes. However, the author, Gege Akutami, has included one more touching interaction between the three main characters in the manga, giving fans a little bit of warmth.

It takes incredible power to harm Superman, but kryptonite is his weakness. Now, the DC Universe has several new and dangerous types of kryptonite. These aren’t your standard green rocks – they have strange effects, like messing with Superman’s perception of time or even turning him into a giant monster. Lex Luthor has been closely monitoring all of this, collecting data and preparing his most powerful weapon yet, designed to finally defeat Superman.

Okay, so there’s this storyline happening right now on Raw that’s still playing out each week. Basically, Lyra Valkyria is really struggling to figure out if she can trust Bayley. They’ve been going back and forth with this for weeks, and honestly, it feels like they haven’t really moved forward at all – we’re still stuck in the same spot we were a month ago. It’s a little frustrating as a viewer, you know?

Many Marvel villains act out of selfish motives like greed or a desire for power. But some villains actually believed they were doing the right thing, even if their methods were questionable. Looking closely, you can often find a logical reason behind their actions. These seven Marvel villains, in particular, had understandable motivations, which made their stories more compelling.

Even incredibly successful creators like Hiroyuki Takei face new beginnings. He first appeared in Shonen Jump with Butsu Zone in 1997, then gained widespread recognition with Shaman King in 1998. Now, he’s preparing to launch another new series in a different magazine later this year. Unlike some of his recent work, this series won’t be a direct sequel or spin-off of Shaman King, though it could still be related in some way.