5 Batman “Facts” That Aren’t Actually True

Just because Batman is famous doesn’t mean everything people think about him is accurate. There’s a lot of information – and misinformation – floating around about the Dark Knight. Many commonly believed ‘facts’ about Batman and his world aren’t quite right. Here are five of those misconceptions, covering everything from character origins to Batman’s famous rule against killing.

Trick r’ Treat Review: An Underrated Halloween Staple That Deserves More Praise

While John Carpenter’s Halloween is always a reliable choice for a spooky Halloween movie, it doesn’t actually celebrate the holiday itself. That’s what makes Trick r’ Treat from 2007 so different and special. No other horror film quite captures the fun and traditions of Halloween like it does. Though it might not get the recognition it deserves, Trick r’ Treat is a truly unique horror comedy and should be a part of everyone’s annual Halloween movie tradition.

A Guide to Kelsey Grammer’s Family as a Father of 8 Kids

Frasier star Kelsey Grammer announced on the October 27th episode of the Pod Meets World podcast that he and his wife, Kayte Walsh, recently had a baby boy named Christopher. He joins big sister Faith, 12, and brothers Gabriel, 10, and James, 8, completing their family.

Atlus Is Asking Persona Fans How Badly They Really Want Persona 6

Atlus recently surveyed owners of the Switch 2 version of Persona 3 Reload to gauge interest in future Persona games. The survey asked players which upcoming title they were most excited about, listing both the newly announced Persona 4 Revival remake and Persona 6. Atlus also floated the possibility of remaking the older titles Persona 1, Persona 2: Innocent Sin, and Persona 2: Eternal Punishment, which have been the subject of rumors but haven’t been officially confirmed.

This Overlooked Mike Flanagan Horror Tried To Fix 1 of the Biggest Stephen King Problems (& It Deserved Better)

Released in 2019, Doctor Sleep faced a huge challenge: blending the worlds of Stephen King’s original The Shining novel and Stanley Kubrick’s famous film adaptation. King’s story is a raw and emotional look at a man struggling with addiction, while Kubrick’s film is a cold, carefully crafted depiction of madness and loneliness. These two versions never quite matched up – both in the films themselves and because King disliked Kubrick’s take. So, when Doctor Sleep was announced, many people were doubtful. However, director Mike Flanagan surprised everyone. He didn’t try to favor one version over the other; he found a way to combine them both. The film pays tribute to the memorable visuals of the 1980 classic while remaining true to the original themes and emotional core of King’s story. It’s a perfect compromise – a rare example of a film that respects its source material while still being creatively innovative.