Price Prediction

In contrast to many horror franchises returning after a long hiatus, which often focus only on the initial film, director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson has clarified that the upcoming “I Know What You Did Last Summer” will not follow this pattern. On Twitter, Kaytin Robinson addressed a rumor about the narrative direction, revealing that the new movie will acknowledge at least one of the original film’s sequels, possibly even both. The new “I Know What You Did Last Summer” is scheduled for release in theaters on July 18, 2025.

On August 1st, an update for “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” game is set to be released by Gun Media. They’ve already unveiled the full details about the changes coming with this new version. Building upon the July update focused on Grandpa, the developers are making significant adjustments to this character again. The previous update aimed at encouraging family players to focus more on Grandpa, and it looks like this one will follow suit. The upcoming changes involve tweaking various perks of the character, with some becoming accessible at lower levels and others receiving a boost in power compared to their original versions.

At San Diego Comic-Con 2024, Viz Media unveiled the covers for upcoming twists on “Superior Spider-Man” and “X-Men: The Animated Series.” These include “Spider-Man: Octo-Girl” and “X-Men: The Manga: Remastered,” which are set to release on October 8th and November 12th respectively. Notably, Viz Media also announced a crossover manga between Ultraman and Spider-Man titled “Ultraman: Along Came a Spider.”

As a die-hard Marvel fan, I can’t contain my excitement about next year when one of the Thunderbolts team members will be sporting a fresh new look in the upcoming movie. During Marvel Studios’ Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con over the weekend, we got a sneak peek of the Thunderbolts footage, and let me tell you, it was electrifying!

Approximately a month and a half after being banned from Twitch for messaging a minor, which occurred in 2020, streaming personality Guy Beahm (also known as Dr Disrespect) has reappeared on social media. Following his controversial statements at the end of June, Beahm’s YouTube channel was demonetized, and he faced criticism from some of his peers in the content creation industry. Now, it appears that Beahm might be preparing for a comeback, but the specific details of this return are yet to be determined.