They Will Kill You – TRAILER

This movie is a wild, over-the-top blend of horror, action, and comedy. A young woman finds herself trapped in the lair of a dangerous cult called the Virgil, and she has to survive the night to avoid becoming their next sacrifice. Expect plenty of intense action, gruesome kills, and a darkly funny ride.

Crypto Wallets at Risk: Wrench Attacks & Cash Right Hook! 💰🔧

Enter Haseeb Qureshi, the court jester of crypto analytics, who took Lopp’s grim ledger and spun it into a dashboard so dire, it makes a man sweat just reading it. “You’re not imagining it,” he quipped on X, “the violence is increasin’. Not just numbers-real lives are bendin’ like cheap hardware wallets.” The stakes? Higher than a bull run, darker than a bear market’s sigh.

Cancelled Shonen Jump Series’ Creator Returns in Spring With a New Manga

Nono Daiki’s sports manga, Ekiden Bros, launched last June but was unfortunately cancelled in October after just 17 chapters. While it started strong as the creator’s first serialized work, it struggled to maintain reader interest. The manga currently has a low score of 5.13 on MyAnimeList with limited engagement. However, the creator has surprisingly announced a return to the series this spring.

26 Years Ago, Comics’ Most Controversial Writer Became a Superstar with the Superhero Team the DCU Can’t Handle

I first discovered The Authority as a spin-off from Stormwatch – it was created by Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch, and honestly, it felt like a really cool, updated take on the Justice League. Those first 12 issues were incredible! But then, in 2000, Ellis and Hitch moved on, and Mark Millar took over. His run on the book was a total game-changer – it’s what really launched his career and made him one of the most talked-about – and sometimes controversial – writers of the decade. Seriously, everything that made Millar famous really started with his work on The Authority.

7 TV Reboots That Totally Missed The Point Of The Originals

Many TV reboots fail to capture what viewers loved about the original shows. This list highlights seven examples – from comedies that became overly dramatic, to alternate-universe stories that tried too hard to be shocking, and sci-fi updates that didn’t offer anything new – that completely missed the mark.

ASUS and XREAL teamed up to create the world’s first 240Hz AR glasses to take your gaming experience to the next level

I’ve been following the AR glasses market, and XREAL is definitely a leading name. They just announced a really interesting collaboration with ASUS at CES – new AR glasses specifically designed for gaming. What’s particularly impressive is that the ASUS ROG XREAL R1 glasses are the first of their kind to feature dual micro-OLED displays running at a super-smooth 240Hz.

The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance’s Cancelation by Netflix Still Leaves Fans Mad

Critics and fans alike hailed The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance as a stunning and unforgettable fantasy series, calling it a true artistic triumph. Despite its incredible quality, Netflix decided not to renew the show for a second season. This cancellation is widely considered a major error in television, and fans still express their disappointment with the decision.

The Copenhagen Test’s Victor Twist Is More Heartbreaking Than Fans Realize

The Copenhagen Test revealed a serious issue for Alexander: someone had hacked his mind. This caused him to only name a few people he trusted, like his parents who immigrated from China, Victor, and some important friends from The Orphanage. However, the story also showed that Victor isn’t being truthful about who he is.