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Around the late 2000s, most shooter games focused on using cover to advance. I fondly remember spending hours playing Gears of War, where battles were less about running and gunning and more about carefully waiting for the right moment to attack. Where you positioned yourself was more important than how well you aimed. This style of gameplay heavily influenced a whole generation of shooters, but it’s become much less common now.

The financial drama Industry is back for its fourth season on January 11th at 9 p.m. on HBO and HBO Max. That’s a fast return after the third season ended in September 2024, quicker than most shows on HBO. The series follows young graduates as they start their careers at the competitive London investment bank, Pierpoint & Co. This season, the Pierpoint team gets caught up in a thrilling, international chase while also dealing with their personal lives – relationships, friendships, and everything in between. Starring Myha’la, Marisa Abela, Harry Lawtey, Sagar Radia, and Ken Leung, Season 4 will have eight episodes released weekly on Sundays.

Most fans know Pennywise is the most famous form of IT, but it’s not the only one. Throughout the book and its adaptations, IT has appeared as many frightening things – a creepy librarian, a burned child, a swarm of piranhas, a monstrous baby, and even the decaying bodies of those it’s killed. What’s interesting is that Pennywise isn’t the only scary part of IT, and some of its most disturbing forms actually appear only in Stephen King’s original novel.