The first part of the night focused on the Women’s WarGames match at Survivor Series. Instead of a clear win for the team, it resulted in one member dropping out. Charlotte Flair announced she wouldn’t team with Rhea Ripley because of their past issues, and while she supports Alexa Bliss, she won’t be participating.
The Corpse Party Tetralogy Pack was originally released on Nintendo Switch in Japan on August 7th and included English language options. The pack contains four games: the 2021 version of Corpse Party, Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, Corpse Party: Sweet Sachiko’s Hysteric Birthday Bash, and Corpse Party: Blood Drive.
A seventh Sharknado movie is reportedly in the works, according to Variety. Director Anthony Ferrante will be back at the helm. While no cast members have been confirmed yet, fans shouldn’t necessarily expect to see Ian Ziering and Tara Reid reprise their roles as Fin and April. The new film, titled Sharknado Origins, will explore the very beginning of the bizarre shark-filled tornadoes.
Science fiction anime has been popular for decades, with many classic shows originating in the 1980s – often considered its peak. Popular genres like mecha and cyberpunk are both part of the larger sci-fi category. Recent hits like Trigun Stampede, Dr. Stone, and World Trigger have gained a lot of praise for their creative stories and ideas. In fact, the past year has seen a surge of exciting new sci-fi anime. This list highlights some of the best science fiction anime of 2025 that you won’t want to miss before the year ends.
It’s interesting that Batman, despite often needing help himself, is usually hesitant to ask other heroes – even his allies in the Bat-Family or the Justice League – for assistance. However, he almost always jumps at the chance to help them, or even heroes from other universes, with incredibly difficult problems. He doesn’t do it out of generosity, though; he simply believes he’s the best person to get the job done.
Released in 1995 and directed by Tobe Hooper with Robert Englund in the lead role, The Mangler wasn’t a critical success—Stephen King himself considers it one of his least favorite adaptations. Despite its strangeness, the film is worth revisiting, particularly for its exploration of capitalism, its gritty industrial look, and its steampunk-inspired villain. Hooper’s direction and Englund’s energetic performance transformed an already outlandish story into something surprisingly atmospheric and meaningful, and its themes feel just as relevant now as they did then.
New research illuminates how the direction of time emerges within quantum error correction, revealing dependencies between qubits and the initial state of a system.
Ever wondered which actors have appeared in the most films? Some of the names topping the list might surprise you.
When Knight entered the arena for his match, WWE revealed who he would be facing: Matt Cardona, also known as Zack Ryder. While he’s currently wrestling as Matt Cardona, fans will remember him as Zack Ryder during his previous run with WWE, and he’s now back using that name.
IDW is bringing back The Rocketeer with a new adventure! “The Rocketeer: The Island” will launch in February 2026. The story is based on an unpublished outline by the original creator, who passed away in 2008, and promises to be the most exciting chapter yet for fans of the classic Disney movie and hero.