Remembering Len Deighton: The Ipcress File author reveals how he wrote a best-seller that imagines what would happen if Hitler won World War II

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As a big movie fan, I always associate Len Deighton with thrilling spy stories. His novel, The Ipcress File from 1962, was fantastic and became a really memorable film with Michael Caine – it even won a BAFTA! It’s cool to see how enduring the story is, because they recently remade it for ITV in 2022, with Joe Cole, who you might know from Peaky Blinders, taking on the lead role.

’28 Years Late: Bone Temple’ Lands Netflix Streaming Release

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According to What’s On Netflix, the movie 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple will start streaming on Netflix on March 31, 2026. It will be available online 74 days after it first appeared in theaters. You can already rent or buy the movie digitally, and it will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on April 21, 2026.

Crimson Desert Looks Like A Masterclass In Graphics

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Okay, so picture this: I’m looking at this massive game world, and it feels… raw, full of potential. Building your own game engine these days is seriously tough and expensive, most big studios just use existing ones like Unreal or Unity. But this developer decided to go all-in and create their own tech. It means they could really fine-tune everything to exactly match their creative vision, something that might not have been possible if they’d used a pre-made engine.

Crimson Desert Looks Like the Definition of Ambition

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It’s normal for games to borrow successful ideas from others within the same genre, helping them feel familiar. However, Crimson Desert is taking this further. It doesn’t aim to be simply an open-world game, an action game, or a cinematic experience – it’s combining all of these elements into a unique and powerful blend of different design approaches.

Dungeons & Dragons Co-Op RPG Adds Warlock Class & New One-Shot In Major Update

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Last year, I got to try out the first version of Battlemarked with my D&D group for a review on ComicBook. Since then, the game has been improved with updates adding helpful features and new things to do. The latest update, released on March 17th and called “Warlock,” is a great reason for D&D fans to jump into a new virtual campaign. It introduces a new Warlock character class, a new short adventure, and other additions.

Marvel Comics’ Weirdest Events, Ranked

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Okay, so I’m not saying these storylines are terrible – honestly, even stories that don’t quite land can be interesting to someone. But some of them took big swings and just didn’t quite connect, like Marvel’s Civil War II and that whole idea of punishing people for thinking about doing something wrong. Or Ultimatum, which just felt messy with a ton of characters dying and some really confusing choices. I’m not saying you shouldn’t check them out, but these next five events are definitely… strange. I’m going to break down what makes them so weird, so stick around!

Peacock Just Added a Modern Reimagining of a Decades-Old Mystery Classic

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Hercule Poirot was back on screens in 2022 with the film Death on the Nile. Kenneth Branagh’s adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic 1937 novel—previously adapted in 1978—began streaming on Peacock on March 1st. Branagh stars as the famous detective whose relaxing vacation on a luxurious 1937 Egyptian river cruise is disrupted by a murder. When a wealthy woman is killed, Poirot must find the killer among a group of secretive wedding guests before they reach their destination.