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Guillermo del Toro consistently takes on challenging projects, and his take on Frankenstein is no different. He deliberately departs from Mary Shelley’s original story to make the Creature a more relatable and sympathetic character. This creative choice is highly effective, offering a fresh perspective on a classic monster. The film also inevitably invites comparisons to other significant science fiction stories.

The new digital comic, Thor/Shazam, features Thor’s human identity, William Blake, suddenly losing his powers. While dealing with this, he’s transported to meet DC’s Captain Marvel and the wizard Shazam. To help Blake regain some power, Billy Batson (Captain Marvel) uses his magic word, allowing Blake to transform into Thor even without his hammer, Mjolnir. In a surprising turn of events, Billy can also become Captain Marvel by hitting Blake’s staff on the ground, proving he’s worthy to wield Mjolnir and accessing the power of Shazam.

The film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle is performing well in China and is on track to reach a significant sales milestone. To promote the release, new trailers are being released showcasing key battles, including the fight between Shinobu, the Insect Hashira, and Upper Rank Two Doman. A new trailer featuring previously unseen moments is available below.

Animated films have always been around, but jokes aimed at adults weren’t typical in children’s movies during the time of Walt Disney. This trend really took off after the movie Shrek, which boldly challenged traditional fairy tales with its humor. By the 2010s, animated movies were openly including jokes for grown-ups.

The popular 2013 animated movie The Croods, which made over $587 million around the world, is now available to stream on Peacock. This film follows a prehistoric family’s adventurous journey to find a new home in a strange and wonderful world. It joined other DreamWorks favorites like Trolls World Tour, Shrek, and Kung Fu Panda on the platform November 1st. The movie features the voices of Nicolas Cage, Emma Stone, Ryan Reynolds, and other well-known actors.

We’ve gotten glimpses of many Pokémon in trailers and promotional content for Pokopia. While we know classics like Ditto and several from the first generation will be included, Pokémon from later generations are also appearing. If you’re curious to see if your favorite Pokémon has been confirmed for the game, here’s a complete list of all the Pokémon revealed so far.

A recent Bloomberg report reveals that Ubisoft San Francisco began developing a new Splinter Cell game in 2017. However, Ubisoft executives reportedly lost enthusiasm for the project after several months. They shifted their focus to creating a game with ongoing, long-term revenue potential. As a result, the original Splinter Cell game was canceled and significantly altered.

As the year winds down and Halloween is over, there aren’t many scary movies playing in theaters. Luckily, streaming services are filling the gap with great horror selections. Tubi, for example, has a strong collection including popular franchises like Terrifier and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. But right now, their biggest hit is a movie that wasn’t very popular when it first came out over 23 years ago: Ghost Ship.

The team making the new Legend of Zelda movie is currently filming in the forests of New Zealand, working to create the world of Hyrule. While shooting on location will likely make the movie feel more realistic, it’s also led to some early glimpses of the film appearing online. Fans are now getting their first looks at actors Bo Bragason and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth dressed as Zelda and Link.