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The first two seasons of the classic sitcom *The Munsters* became available to stream on Tubi starting October 1st. All 70 episodes of the show, which originally aired from 1964 to 1966 and was a huge hit, are now available to watch for free. The series follows a lovable family of monsters living a normal suburban life at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, and they see themselves as a typical American family.

With summer ending, the popular series revealed a live-action movie is coming out in Japan at the end of Golden Week in 2026. While a release date for North America hasn’t been announced yet, the first trailer impressed fans. A recent second trailer, introducing the character Shin, suggests the *Sakamoto Days* live-action film is on track to be a major success, largely because it’s staying true to the original story.

Despite everything, the huge popularity and critical praise for Green’s film really kicked off a trend of legacy sequels in horror. It’s likely many of these sequels wouldn’t have been made if Green’s reboot of the *Halloween* franchise hadn’t been successful. Let’s look at which ones probably owe their existence to it.

Pokemon games have had some good storylines over the years. For example, the character of N in *Black and White* was surprisingly complex and showed the series could tackle more serious topics. *Sun and Moon* also improved by creating more fully realized characters, which had been a weakness in older games. However, *Legends: Z-A* truly excels, combining a complicated plot with well-developed characters to deliver one of the best stories in any Pokemon game. Be warned: the following will contain some vague spoilers for the ending of *Legends: Z-A*.

The Netflix series *Santa Clarita Diet* was known for its over-the-top comedy, but what really set it apart was how it presented incredibly strange events as if they were completely normal. The show centers on Sheila (Drew Barrymore) and Joel Hammond (Timothy Olyphant), a typical couple and real estate agents, whose lives are turned upside down when Sheila unexpectedly dies… and then comes back with a craving for human meat. Instead of becoming a dark, survival-focused story, the show took a different approach. Sheila still has to juggle work, parenting, and her marriage, all while dealing with her unusual new appetite. Joel quickly becomes an accomplice, helping her cover up the evidence and maintain a normal facade as their relationship descends into chaos. It’s a darkly funny and accurate portrayal of everyday couple life, except ‘getting through the day’ involves a lot more… blood.

Even episodes with comedic moments were considered for this list. However, the truly frightening episodes prioritized scares over humor. Episodes that narrowly missed inclusion were “Collection Completed” from Season 1, “The Ventriloquist’s Dummy” from Season 2, “Top Billing” from Season 3, and “Forever Ambergris” from Season 5.

Some creators of well-known games, including Meghan Morgan Juinio, a producer on *God of War Ragnarok*, are thinking about this issue and sharing their thoughts on the industry. With her experience on the popular *God of War* series, she’s highlighted a significant problem: players are starting to feel tired of huge, blockbuster games, and she believes major studios need to address this.

Several DC villains would thrive in the Marvel Universe, and in some cases, they’d actually be a better fit. Here are ten DC villains who could really make an impact in Marvel, potentially becoming even more formidable than the existing villains.