This Is The Greatest Zombie Movie Of All Time – Prove Me Wrong

George A. Romero’s original zombie film was a landmark achievement in horror, but he truly revolutionized the genre with the 1978 sequel, Dawn of the Dead. He transformed the zombie – previously rooted in Haitian voodoo traditions as seen in films like White Zombie and I Walked with a Zombie – into a powerful symbol of societal breakdown and the dangers of unchecked consumerism, portraying a culture losing its vitality. Dawn of the Dead remains the most effective cinematic depiction of cultural decay to date. Romero didn’t just scare audiences; he offered sharp social commentary, enhanced by incredibly innovative special effects. The film established a new standard for zombie movies, influencing every subsequent film in the genre – either by following its lead or deliberately pushing against it.

Hilary Duff’s New Song “Roommates” May Be Her Most NSFW Release Ever

Hilary Duff released her new single, “Roommates,” on January 16th, a delicate song about missing the excitement and passion in a relationship. She described the song in an Instagram post as capturing that feeling when life gets overwhelming and you long for simpler times – before responsibilities like kids, finances, and self-doubt creep in. It’s about wanting to reconnect with yourself and rediscover what makes you happy.

Arknights: Endfield Crosses 35 Million Pre-Registrations Ahead of Next Week’s Global Launch

As a huge fan, I was blown away by the latest updates! They dropped not one, not two, but three new trailers, and one of them was seriously epic – set to Starset’s “We Are Empire.” The game takes place on Talos-2 in the future, and you play a role in dealing with a massive crisis. You’re tasked with starting something called the Zeroth Directive as you try to bring peace to the moon and everyone living on it, all while facing off against the Endministrator, the head of Endfield Industries.

Asus Confirms GeForce RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB GPUs Have Not Been Discontinued

Asus explained that inconsistent deliveries of parts are the reason for the graphics card shortages. Specifically, they noted limited memory chip availability has made it harder to build and restock these GPUs. They still plan to support the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB cards and are collaborating with manufacturers to improve their supply chain stability.

Every 28 Days Later Movie Ranked (Including The Bone Temple)

Okay, so when we talk about horror franchises, it’s easy to fall into ranking them from worst to best. But this one? This isn’t that. We’re talking about a series where every movie is genuinely great, even approaching masterpiece territory. It’s a remarkably consistent run, and it firmly establishes this as one of the strongest horror franchises ever made. With a third 28 Years Later film officially happening – and the groundwork laid in The Bone Temple – I’m really curious to see if this incredible quality can continue. But if past performance is anything to go by, we could be looking at a rare horror series with at least five truly good movies – a pretty amazing feat!

Paramount Cancels Nickelodeon Animated Series

Animator Bob Camp recently revealed on social media that Nickelodeon canceled a new Garfield animated series before any public announcement. Camp mentioned the cancellation while discussing changes happening at the network and his work on The Patrick Star Show. Although he didn’t provide specifics, the decision is surprising given Garfield’s long history and popularity in comics, TV, and film.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Returns To Bajor From Deep Space Nine

The first episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy explains how Captain Nahla Ake (Holly Hunter) and Caleb Mir (Sandro Rosta) became connected. We learn that Nahla was in charge when Caleb’s mother, Anisha Mir (Tatiana Maslany), was imprisoned for working with the space pirate Nus Braka (Paul Giamatti).