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The 2024 film Taken In Plain Sight recently reached 2.9 million views on Netflix, even making the top ten global list this week. Despite this, it didn’t receive enough ratings on Rotten Tomatoes to earn a score. Viewers who did watch the film generally disliked it, with one person calling it “absolutely horrible.” They criticized the acting, particularly the lead actress, and found the villain to be a predictable stereotype. The dialogue also felt unnatural, especially lines delivered by the child actor. Overall, the film was described as unoriginal, boring, and having a disappointing, cliché-filled ending, including a villain who needlessly explains their entire plan.

Across the vast DC Multiverse, these are some of the most powerful, clever, and unforgettable rulers – from alien emperors to god-like kings.

Despite showing the past on God Valley during the flashback in the Egghead Incident Arc, the pirate leader Xebec wasn’t actually seen. This is surprising considering how important he was to the events that happened 38 years ago. However, we finally got a look at his face, and it’s strikingly similar to that of his son, Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard). The events on God Valley were even more intense than what we’ve seen so far, and the manga’s editors are hinting at a big reveal about the Void Century in chapter 1164.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe needs to maintain a balance of power to introduce compelling villains, and this new hero throws that balance off. Marvel and the Avengers will need to address this issue before it fundamentally changes the entire movie universe.

PlayStation Plus subscribers on PS5 are currently playing the remake of Silent Hill 2, one of three big-name horror games offered this month. This new version, developed by Bloober Team and published by Konami, is a reimagining of the classic 2001 game originally released for the PlayStation 2. It’s only available on PS5, not PS4.

Today marks the 28th anniversary of the premiere of “Hilloween,” an episode of King of the Hill that first aired on October 26, 1997. It was the show’s first take on Halloween, and it showed Hank Hill really enjoying the holiday and wanting to celebrate with his son. However, things get complicated when Junie Harper, a very enthusiastic Christian woman voiced by Sally Field, arrives and tries to get Halloween banned in town.

The initial trailer for Project TAL immediately showcases its exciting combat. Players will engage in a visually stunning, cinematic style of fighting, leaping onto massive creatures to target their weak points and execute impressive combos. Those familiar with Wukong will find the combat feels similar – a blend of accuracy, strength, and timing that makes each strike feel powerful. Battles emphasize skillful dodging, well-timed counters, and precise attacks over simply pressing buttons repeatedly.

Strafing – moving side to side while staying on target – was a crucial skill in early competitive shooters. While it sounds basic, becoming truly skilled at strafing often meant the difference between victory and defeat, particularly in one-on-one matches. It became a hallmark of games like Halo, Quake, Unreal Tournament, and Counter-Strike. However, as shooting games have developed, strafing has become less important, with players now relying more on jumps, slides, and other complex movement techniques.