9 Years Later, This New Horror Movie Looks Like It Can Do Something Even Tom Cruise Failed To

Warner Bros. is rebooting The Mummy franchise with a new film directed by Lee Cronin, known for Evil Dead Rise. A short teaser trailer is now available, offering a first glimpse of the movie. The film stars Jack Reynor, Laia Costa, and May Calamawy, and tells the story of a journalist and his family who are shocked when their daughter, missing for eight years, suddenly reappears in the desert.

2027 Could Break The Decade’s Billion Dollar Movie Record

Just to highlight this trend, in 2025 only four films earned over $1 billion in theaters: Ne Zha 2, Zootopia 2, the live-action Lilo & Stitch, and Avatar: Fire and Ash (released in December 2025, but reaching $1 billion in January 2026). While 2026 looks promising with potential blockbusters like The Mandalorian and Grogu and Avengers: Doomsday, 2027 is expected to see a significant increase, with five films likely to surpass the $1 billion mark, and two more strong contenders.

After 20 Years, Classic Shojo Anime May Return With New Anime

Haruhi Fujioka is a student at Ouran Academy who unexpectedly gets involved with the school’s Host Club – a group of charming boys who are popular with the girls. When she accidentally damages a valuable vase, she has to work with them to pay it off, disguising herself as a boy to do so. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the anime, and fans are hoping it will lead to a new season, eagerly awaiting official news.

2026’s Biggest Xbox Game May Be Coming to Switch 2

In 2026, Forza Horizon 6 is expected to be the most popular Xbox game. While dedicated, longtime Xbox fans might prefer Halo: Campaign Evolved and Gears of War: E-Day, many are eagerly awaiting the reboot of Fable. Currently, none of these games are expected to come to the Nintendo Switch 2, but there’s recent speculation that Fable might be an exception.

Super Mario Galaxy Trailer Reveals Movie Yoshi & Makes The Goofiest Animal Suit Cool

I was so excited to finally see Yoshi fully realized in animation after that little tease at the end of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and honestly, he looks exactly as I imagined! What I really appreciate about Illumination’s Mario movies is how they nail that video game aesthetic, but then elevate it with incredible lighting, color, and movement. With Yoshi, the design was never going to be a huge surprise – the real mystery was always what kind of personality they’d give him in this version.

8 Game-Changing 1990s Anime That Deserve More Credit

I’ve noticed that even some truly groundbreaking anime from the ’90s don’t always get the recognition they deserve. These shows were incredibly innovative and really pushed boundaries, but when people talk about the most important anime of that decade, they often get overlooked. It’s a shame, because they were ahead of their time and deserve to be considered classics.