Top 10 Crunchyroll Anime Releases For January, Ranked

Here at egmr.ru, we’re big fans of horror and often talk about the lack of truly scary anime, beyond adaptations of Junji Ito’s work. This month’s new series, Kaya-Chan Isn’t Scary, centers around a seemingly emotionless kindergartner who secretly works to banish evil spirits. While the show is definitely funny, it promises some genuinely creepy creatures if it follows the original manga by Taro Yuri – potentially making it one of the scariest anime of 2026. It arrives on January 11th, and could be a great watch for fans of both comedy and horror.

Every Brad Pitt Sci-Fi Movie Ranked

Brad Pitt would be the answer. He’s appeared in science fiction films four times – twice in true sci-fi movies and twice in films that include sci-fi elements but aren’t purely science fiction. Let’s look at these films and rank them based on how good they are and how significant they were for his career.

Why Agents of SHIELD Missed Out on the Best Avengers Crossover (& the MCU Still Hasn’t Recovered)

This episode was a standout time travel story for Marvel, trapping the S.H.I.E.L.D. team in a loop where the Earth was repeatedly destroyed. The story cleverly connected to the events of Avengers: Infinity War, revealing that their attempts to protect Earth from Thanos had disastrous consequences. It was a smart and well-executed plot that integrated Coulson and Quake into the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it also created a significant issue.

Wicked: For Good Perfectly Flips The Wizard of Oz’s Meaning After 86 Years

The song “No Place Like Home” references the famous scene in The Wizard of Oz where Dorothy (Judy Garland) attempts to return to Kansas. The title is a nod to Dorothy’s repeated line, “There’s no place like home,” which she says while clicking her heels. Interestingly, this song and “The Girl in the Bubble” were specifically written for the film Wicked: For Good and weren’t part of the original Broadway show. In Wicked: For Good, “No Place Like Home” carries a different meaning than in The Wizard of Oz, and it deeply connects Elphaba’s story to the main ideas of the Wicked narrative.

5 Things to Look Forward to From DC Comics in 2025

DC Comics seems to be building on what worked well in 2025. Recent announcements reveal a busy year ahead, starting with the finale of DC K.O., the return of the Vertigo imprint, and a wave of new and accessible comic series under the DC Next Level banner. There’s a lot to be excited about for DC fans in 2026 – here are 5 highlights.

2026 Is a Big Year for Video Game Anniversaries, And That’s Great News for Fans

It’s common for popular game series to release special content – like updated versions of old games, merchandise, or entirely new titles – when they reach significant anniversaries. 2026 promises to be a big year for gaming celebrations, with potential new releases and goodies from franchises like Animal Crossing and Sonic the Hedgehog, among others. Let’s take a look at some of the major gaming anniversaries happening in 2026 and what fans might be able to expect.

5 Best Anime of 2025, Ranked by Their Finale

Several anime series finished airing in 2025, whether completing their entire story or just a single season, and many of their endings were particularly memorable. While a lot of shows had strong conclusions throughout the year, these five delivered some of the very best.

3 Best Movies To Watch On Prime Video This Weekend (Jan 3-4)

To kick off the new year with some thrills, I’ve chosen three scary movies, including one from a famous science fiction series. With lots of horror and sci-fi films planned for 2026, I think this weekend’s picks on Prime Video are a great way to get ready for what’s coming up.