5 Villains That Need to Appear Next in DC Comics’ Absolute Universe

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Darkseid’s impact has created a surge in villains, but heroes are beginning to fight back. A corrupted ‘Justice League’ has formed to suppress these heroes, though they won’t be able to handle threats like Absolute Wonder Woman and Absolute Green Lantern. To truly challenge the heroes, the Absolute Universe needs more powerful and unique villains. Here are 5 villains who should make their debut.

It: Welcome to Derry Episode 7 – The Tragic Death & Shaw’s Plan Explained

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The last scene of It: Welcome to Derry‘s sixth episode showed a large group of Derry residents gathering at the Black Spot, having discovered that Ronnie’s father was hiding there after breaking out of Shawshank Prison. The seventh episode explains that the townspeople aren’t looking for a fight – they simply want to recapture the escaped prisoner and go home. But when Hallorann refuses to cooperate, they resort to setting the Black Spot on fire.

Two Years Ago, My Hero Academia Revealed the Anime’s Biggest Problem in a Single Line

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Some fans are unhappy with how things turned out for Midoriya, but the bigger issue with My Hero Academia lies in its overall structure, especially as the series concluded. The final two seasons (7 and 8) felt rushed compared to earlier parts of the show. The ending ultimately feels too soon, and this problem was foreshadowed by a line of dialogue back in Season 6 in 2023.

Pollyanna or Propaganda? Trump’s Crypto Silence & a Laugh Riot!

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In a shocking plot twist, the strategy paper didn’t even mention crypto-not even a whisper, not a “maybe” or a “what if?” Just silence. Like Aunt Edna’s phone calls. 📱🔕 But hold on, folks! Did you catch Trump’s recent CBS interview? He’s still got crypto on the brain! He’s all, “We don’t want China to be the king of Bitcoin, or it’s back to the Stone Age for us!” Oh, he’s got big plans-big, shiny plans-like making sure all Bitcoin mining happens in the good ol’ USA. 🇺🇸💰

I Had High(ish) Hopes For Five Nights At Freddy’s 2, But My Two Most Glaring Issues Make Me Wary About A Third Movie

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Look, I’ll be honest, what I really wanted from a live-action Five Nights at Freddy’s movie was something that just let the incredible animatronics – if Jim Henson’s Creature Shop had built them, that would have been amazing – take center stage, and didn’t bother too much with the human characters. Sadly, we’re not there yet. And even though I was cautiously optimistic, the new Five Nights at Freddy’s movie, from Blumhouse and Universal, actually got worse reviews than the first one – you can read our review here – mostly because the story just wasn’t very well put together.

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48 Years Later, the Underrated Thriller That Made Hannibal Lecter Possible Is Finally Getting Its Due

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As a big film buff, I find it fascinating how the Hannibal Lecter stories came to be. Most people know him from the films and the TV show, and Thomas Harris wrote four novels featuring the character between 1981 and 2006 – all of which have been adapted for the screen, sometimes more than once! But what’s really interesting is that none of that would have happened without his very first novel, Black Sunday, and the movie version that came out in 1977. It was that story that really launched the whole Hannibal universe as we know it.