Fans of My Hero Academia can look forward to a special episode this spring that expands on the anime’s ending, offering a more complete version of the creator’s original idea. And while we wait for that, Viz Media is releasing an English version of My Hero Academia: Ultra Artworks, a collection showcasing ten years of illustrations from the original manga.
In a recent interview with ComicBook, producer Anna Tunnell shared details about the upcoming MonsterVerse spin-off series, set to release this spring. She explained that each spin-off will have a unique style and feel, aiming to surprise audiences. “We want each series to be unexpected – a different tone, voice, and world than what people are used to,” Tunnell stated. The new show will focus on a young Lee Shaw, played by Wyatt Russell, and will be set in 1980s Cold War Russia, featuring monsters and a behind-enemy-lines storyline.
Although the current show is based on an older story, the original 12 Monkeys wasn’t entirely original either – it was adapted from source material by screenwriters David and Janet Peoples. All three versions – the film and both TV series – follow a time-loop narrative, but the show adds unexpected twists. It takes the circular nature of that loop and complicates it. In Season 2, Episode 8, “Lullaby,” the two central heroes are at their most vulnerable, having lost hope in both their mission and themselves. James Cole, the first time traveler, must find his colleague Cassandra Railly before she harms Dr. Katarina Jones, the inventor of time travel. However, things quickly go wrong, and the characters find themselves reliving the same day repeatedly, forced to find a solution by seemingly doing nothing at all.
The British Academy Film Awards, also known as the BAFTAs, began today with a red carpet event at the Southbank Centre in London. As expected, many of Hollywood’s leading actors and actresses attended, showcasing their stylish outfits.
Following the death of her husband, Eric Dane, who died on February 19th at age 53 after a battle with ALS, the former Beverly Hills, 90210 star expressed her gratitude.
On the Half the Picture podcast, Doctor Who composer Murray Gold shared a surprising detail about the upcoming Christmas special, which continues the story from the Season 15 finale. He explained that showrunner and writer Russell T. Davies has created several different versions of the episode, depending on how certain plot points resolve. Gold admitted that’s all he knows, and he wasn’t even sure if he was supposed to share that information.
Released in 2022, the film Fall features Virginia Gardner, Grace Caroline Currey, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan in a suspenseful, independent-style thriller. The story follows best friends Becky and Hunter, who are known for taking risks and pushing their limits. When a devastating event changes everything, they attempt their most daring feat yet: climbing a 2,000-foot abandoned radio tower. However, they soon find themselves stuck at the top with limited supplies. They must then battle the harsh conditions, confront their hidden secrets, and fight for survival as they try to descend.
I’ve always been fascinated by how many Tokusatsu shows started getting released internationally, especially when everyone was trying to compete with Power Rangers! Some of those adaptations really took off, but sadly, others never got the attention they deserved and just kind of faded away. It’s amazing to see a show like Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad – one that felt totally lost to time – actually make a comeback after 31 years with a surprise release on RetroCrush! It’s a real treat for fans like me.
It soon became clear that the new James Bond game would feature a lot of action, including exciting stunts, fast car chases, and intense close-quarters combat. The development team’s guiding principle was to maintain a sense of “forward momentum.” In a recent interview with Game Informer, gameplay director Andreas Krogh explained how this, combined with the game’s various systems, aims to make players truly feel like Bond.
Honestly, I have no idea how long these deals will last – none of the stores are saying when they end. But right now, as a PS5 player, I can snag God of War Ragnarök for under $20! That’s the lowest price I’ve ever seen for it on PS5, and it’s ten bucks cheaper than the usual digital price. Normally, God of War never goes below $30 on the PlayStation Store, so this is a pretty sweet deal.