Netflix is About to Lose David Lynch’s Cult ‘80s Sci-FI Movie Ahead of the Latest Franchise Adaptation

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David Lynch’s 1984 film Dune wasn’t a hit when it first came out. Though it was a bold attempt to bring Frank Herbert’s complex novel to the screen, critics didn’t like it, and few people went to see it – it was even named one of the worst films of the year. Despite its initial failure, and even with the success of the newer Dune movies by Denis Villeneuve (Dune: Part One, Dune: Part Two, and the planned Dune: Part Three), the original deserves a second look. And you don’t have much time – it’s leaving Netflix on May 1st.

Remaster of 2000 PS1 Exclusive RPG Leaked

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We don’t know the exact date Bandai Namco submitted Tales of Eternia Remastered for a PEGI rating, but they recently did. Bandai Namco routinely publishes these ratings, so the leak ultimately falls on them. This leak not only confirms the remaster is happening, but also suggests an announcement and release are coming soon. PEGI typically rates games shortly before release, although remasters are sometimes submitted a little earlier for administrative reasons.

CBS Finally Course Corrects With Justin Hartley in Tracker Season 3

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Since it first aired, Tracker has seen a lot of changes. Most of the original actors have left the show, with only Colter, his family, and his lawyer, Reenie Green (Fiona Rene), remaining. Despite these changes, Tracker was the most-watched show on network television for a while, but it has recently been surpassed by Marshals, a spin-off of Yellowstone, which is now the most-watched show overall.

Resident Evil Gets Official Website; Release Date Confirmed

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Zach Cregger’s new movie is scheduled to come out in theaters on September 18, 2026. With the start of its marketing, the film is gaining attention. Sony Pictures recently launched the official website, and though fans are excited for the trailer—which was shown first at CinemaCon—they’re still waiting for its public release.

One Night Only – TRAILER

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Owen, recently heartbroken, and Allie, a true romantic, seem to be the only two people in town hoping for something real. They feel an instant connection, but a night of mishaps and distractions keeps them from finding each other. As they navigate the city, constantly moving closer and then further apart, they might realize that what they’re looking for isn’t as far away as they thought.