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The recent ten-episode season of South Park concluded with a Christmas special – its first in six years – bringing a complex storyline involving President Trump, the Antichrist, Satan, and Stan Marsh to a close. However, the finale’s biggest weakness is its narrow focus on Stan; he’s the only significant character actively driving the plot forward.

With the manga concluding in September 2024, excitement for an anime adaptation of Jujutsu Kaisen is at an all-time high. To build anticipation for the new season, MAPPA released a special movie, Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution, which included a recap of the Shibuya Incident arc and a preview of the first two episodes of Season 3. The movie has already been shown worldwide, with fans raving about its incredible animation and action. While the third season premieres in less than a month, there’s also a promise of a new announcement at Jump Festa 2026.

The movie, called The Fanatic, features John Travolta as Moose, a deeply obsessed movie fan. The trailer shows Moose trying unsuccessfully to get an autograph from his favorite actor, Hunter (Devon Sawa). What begins as seemingly harmless enthusiasm quickly escalates into a dangerous obsession after Moose discovers where Hunter lives.

Here are 7 recent movies that deserve more attention. While they might not all appeal to everyone, you’re likely to find at least one or two that you’ll really enjoy and want to share with others.

As a comics fan, I’ve seen a lot of villains come and go, but DC’s really has some that have been around forever. I’m talking about characters who predate entire versions of the DC Universe, and whose actions have shaped reality on a truly massive scale. I recently dove into researching the oldest of the lot, and let me tell you, these ten villains aren’t just bad guys – they’re ancient terrors with centuries, even eons, of experience in being evil. It’s honestly a little terrifying just thinking about their history.

Here are seven of the best shooters that you forgot were awesome.

If you’re like me and absolutely love seeing gods get into trouble and heroes stepping up, you’re probably already counting down the days until the next episode! Well, I’ve found something amazing to hold you over. It’s a webcomic called Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe, and it’s a fresh, gorgeous take on Greek mythology. Honestly, if you’re a Percy Jackson fan, you need to check it out – the art is stunning, and the story is captivating!

Jillustrations Studio recently shared a creative video on Instagram that combines the worlds of Stranger Things and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The video playfully reimagines a character from Stranger Things – Nancy – as if she were starring in a version of the show inspired by Buffy, even using Buffy‘s famous theme song.

Director Akifumi Nakanishi and producer Masato Kumazawa recently shared that Leon and Grace will be playable for roughly the same amount of time in the upcoming game, Requiem, launching on February 27th, 2026. Nakanishi explained that their sections are nearly equal in terms of gameplay, drawing a comparison to Revelations, a 2012 game originally released on the Nintendo 3DS. Like Revelations, which allowed players to switch between Jill Valentine and Parker Luciani, Requiem will feature a dual-protagonist structure.