I’m a huge fan of ’90s comedies, and it’s a shame some really great ones just didn’t get the recognition they deserved. They could have become classics! So, I put together a list of 7 seriously funny movies from that decade that I think everyone should check out – they’re amazing but somehow flew under the radar.
Fans are really looking forward to Mina the Hollower, the new game from the creators of Shovel Knight. Given their previous success, many expect it to be a big hit. However, after a disappointing last-minute delay, there’s still no news on when the game will actually come out. This lack of information is particularly frustrating for players who have been eagerly awaiting a new Zelda-style adventure.
The Simurians are imposing their beliefs on the sorcerers, but Yuka steps up to defend Earth against Dabura. Knowing she has only three months to live due to illness, she resolves to sacrifice herself to protect her people from the Simurians. Meanwhile, her brother Tsurugi discovers her fate and desperately tries to prevent her premature death. He challenges Maru to a duel, hoping to force the Simurians to leave the planet. The recent Chapter 21 concluded with a devastating battle, strongly suggesting Tsurugi may have died.
This week’s free game on Steam is D1AL-ogue, a cyberpunk adventure created by Jungle Game Lab. You play as an android technician in a perpetually dark city, and your job isn’t just to fix broken robots – you also help them with their emotional problems through conversations. The game combines a visual novel style story with match-3 puzzle gameplay, all centered around the repair process, and players are saying it’s really good!
Fans have been anticipating the end of Yusei Matsui’s manga, The Elusive Samurai, as it entered its final story arc last year. The latest chapter confirms the story is now wrapping up with an epilogue, and the series will officially conclude with its next release. This final chapter promises a special farewell to Tokiyuki and his followers.
Michael Keaton recently received an award from Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals, where he was named Man of the Year for 2026. Attendees got a special surprise: the 74-year-old actor dressed up as Batman again! You can watch a video of the event here:
For a long time, typical action-packed anime like those aimed at young boys were the most popular, but shows with more complex themes also found an audience. Series like Death Note offered psychological suspense, Evangelion explored deep philosophical ideas, and Samurai Champloo blended history with hip-hop culture. While genres like action and fantasy were very popular, others, such as noir and Western-style anime, quietly gained a following alongside them.
Let’s clear things up: we’re discussing the movie Tusk. This darkly comedic horror film, directed by Kevin Smith, started with a strange Craigslist ad. It’s about a self-absorbed podcaster who gets kidnapped by a peculiar old sailor. Over the course of the movie, the sailor surgically turns him into a walrus, complete with tusks! Now, you can stream this oddball film more easily and affordably than ever, as it became available on Tubi’s free streaming service on February 1st.
CNN recently interviewed retired astronauts about their favorite movies set in space, and one astronaut had an unexpected pick: the comedy Galaxy Quest, a parody of Star Trek. Garrett Reisman, who flew on the Space Shuttles Endeavour, Discovery, and Atlantis, explained why he considers it a great film.
Despite being only six issues in, Fraction’s Batman (2025) is a welcome change. Gotham City feels vibrant and lived-in, and the supporting characters are compelling. Importantly, this series isn’t trying to tear down the Batman mythos – instead, it presents a pragmatic, weary, yet hopeful take on the character. Both Batman and Bruce Wayne feel heroic and substantial, something the comic hasn’t consistently shown lately. However, even with all its strengths, the run has a noticeable weakness: the portrayal of the Robins. This is a significant issue, as Robin is a crucial part of Batman’s universe.