4 Sci-fi Movies That Are Actually Perfect for Halloween

If you’re a science fiction fan looking for a spooky Halloween watch, you’re in luck! Many sci-fi movies blend seamlessly with horror, offering genuinely terrifying experiences. While they might not be strictly horror, these films definitely deliver the scares and deserve a spot on your Halloween watchlist.

1 Year Later, DC Fans Think They’ve Figured Out How the DCU’s Most Mysterious Project Fits Into the Franchise

Christopher Smith, also known as Peacemaker, was the first person sent to the DC Universe’s version of Salvation as part of Rick Flag Sr.’s plan for revenge. However, Lex Luthor is manipulating Flag, controlling him like a puppet, and intends to send others there as well. Fans are now curious about who else Luthor is targeting. Clayface is a likely candidate, as he’s scheduled to star in his own movie in 2026, but there are two more villains who could end up in the same situation.

Fact vs. Fiction in ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’

The film Deliver Me From Nowhere isn’t a typical biography of Bruce Springsteen’s rise to fame. Instead, it centers on a particularly challenging period in his life. Following the success of albums like Born to Run, Darkness on the Edge of Town, and The River, Springsteen took a risk with Nebraska – a stark, stripped-down album recorded without his E Street Band. Based on Warren Zanes’ book, the film reveals Springsteen’s personal struggles with his father as he wrote Nebraska in isolation at a rented house.

Every Mainline Persona Game, Ranked Worst to Best

The Persona series began in 1996 and has grown to include many games, but the main series currently has six titles. With fans excited for news about Persona 6 and the series’ 30th anniversary approaching, let’s revisit each game and rank them from least to most enjoyable.

“You got my money this time, but it’s the last time” | DICE isn’t reverting its Portal XP nerf, claims it’s working on challenge difficulty

I’m really excited about Battlefield 6, but one thing has me a little worried: the Portal feature. The idea behind Portal is awesome – letting players create their own custom Battlefield experiences on servers. It *sounds* like it could let us all finally play Battlefield exactly how we’ve always wanted, but I’m hoping it actually delivers on that promise.