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There are four Christmas movies that nobody seems to talk about anymore. But believe us, adding them to your holiday movie lineup could make your season even better!

The Ventriloquist seems like a quiet, unassuming man, but he’s capable of being a brilliant criminal. This potential is expressed through Scarface, a tough gangster persona who communicates through a puppet. He was once a frequent opponent of Batman and a powerful figure in Gotham’s criminal world. Though often overshadowed by villains like the Penguin, he was a significant threat. However, he hasn’t been central to a major Batman story since 2001. Now, he’s returned, and the Ventriloquist is more dangerous than ever before.

Okay, so PlayStation Plus is killing it this month! We’re getting The Outlast Trials and Killing Floor 3, which are awesome co-op games – seriously, way more people will be playing those now, and that’s a good thing. It’s super easy to round up some friends and jump in. There’s also LEGO Horizon Adventures free this month, which is cool if you missed it. It came out a while back, last fall actually, but honestly, nobody really talked about it. It was released on PC and Switch too, but it didn’t make much of a splash, so definitely grab it while it’s free!

Anime fans have a lot to look forward to next year, with exciting new releases like JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End. Sci-fi is expected to be particularly popular in 2026 – it’s consistently one of anime’s most beloved genres, right up there with fantasy and action. As 2026 approaches, we want to highlight some of the upcoming sci-fi series you won’t want to miss.

Whether it’s through the emergence of mutants or massive cosmic occurrences like the events in the ‘Imprtial’ series, the Marvel Universe has undergone some truly transformative moments. Here’s a look at seven of the most pivotal changes.

Arrow recently released the TMNT box set on both 4K and Blu-ray. This limited edition collection features all three movies, beautifully restored, and includes a ton of fun extras. You’ll get reversible posters for each film, collectible items like business cards and pizza menus, and brand new trading cards of the main characters. While the packaging is great and the extras are a nice touch, the highlight of the set is the quality of the films themselves, especially the first movie, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from 1990.