One of the Best Animated Movies of 2026 Takes Over Netflix U.S. As New #1 Hit

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I’m so excited about GOAT! It’s got a fantastic cast – Caleb McLaughlin, Gabrielle Union, Nicola Caughlin, and even Steph Curry! The story follows a little goat named Will who gets the incredible opportunity to play roarball professionally – it’s been his biggest dream forever. He’s suddenly playing with all these amazing, powerful animals, and they definitely have some ideas about what a little goat can do. But Will is determined to show them – and everyone else – that he’s got what it takes to be a legend and change the game completely. I can’t wait to see him prove everyone wrong and become the GOAT!

10 Classic Horror Movies That Are Still Just As Scary Today

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Not all classic horror films hold up over time, but some remain truly effective thanks to their filmmaking style and the period they were made in. For example, Jaws is still brilliantly scary after 50 years because it focuses on developing its characters and exploring meaningful themes, not just delivering jump scares. While it feels more like a big summer movie than a straight horror film, the movies listed below are still genuinely frightening even decades after their release.

Star Wars’ 4-Season Series Reinvented The Lightsaber

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When Disney bought Star Wars, they quickly began developing their own stories within that universe. Their first effort was Star Wars Rebels, an animated series that followed a group of early rebels known as the Ghost crew. This team included two Jedi: Kanan Jarrus, a Jedi who survived the purge of Order 66 and went by the name Caleb Dume, and his apprentice, Ezra Bridger, a young orphan who used his skills to get by on the planet Lothal.

One of Disney’s Best Animated Series of the 1990s Officially Confirms New Release After 30 Years

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As a lifelong fan, I always felt Gargoyles was tragically cut short. It only ran for three seasons, from 1994 to 1997, and the third season suffered from behind-the-scenes issues – a network change to ABC and stricter rules really impacted things, even causing the original creator, Greg Weisman, to leave. But even with that dip in quality, the show built up so much love that people kept talking about it for thirty years! There were whispers of a movie for a while, but nothing ever came of it. Then, in 2023, we finally heard about a live-action reboot, which has been pretty quiet since. But here’s some amazing news to tide us over: Greg Weisman is back involved! A new comic series, continuing the story from 1997, is officially happening, and I couldn’t be more thrilled. Check out the covers – they look fantastic!

Stephen King’s First 10 Movie Adaptations, Ranked

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This marked the beginning of a trend that continues now, with Stephen King’s stories still frequently adapted into films and television shows. Similar to his books, many of these adaptations are excellent. Several have even earned Academy Awards and become widely recognized classics, going beyond just the horror genre.

Netflix is Adding a Cult Classic Canceled Sci-Fi Series For the First Time, 8 Years After it Ended

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Based on William Brinkley’s novel, The Last Ship stars Eric Dane, Rhona Mitra, and Charles Parnell. The story unfolds on a ship heading to the Arctic with a scientist on board. When Dr. Rachel Scott (Mitra) is attacked, Captain Tom Chandler (Dane) discovers a virus has decimated over half the world’s population while his crew was away. Instead of following orders to return home, the Captain decides to develop a vaccine onboard, relying on the expertise of Dr. Shaw, who is hiding some secrets.

7 Biggest X-Men Mistakes Marvel Made in the ‘00s, Ranked

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The 2000s had some fantastic X-Men comics, but it wasn’t a flawless period for the series. Marvel made several questionable decisions with the X-Men during that decade. Here are seven of their biggest errors from the 2000s – mistakes they really should have avoided.

10 Cult 80s Movies That Have Aged Like Fine Wine

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Some movies don’t always succeed with general audiences when they’re first released, but can become beloved classics for dedicated fans. For example, films like John Carpenter’s The Thing and Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner initially failed at the box office, as audiences preferred movies such as E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Interestingly, all three films are now considered among the greatest science fiction movies of the 1980s.