One of the Biggest Sci-Fi Disappointments of the ‘90s Just Arrived to Paramount+ Ahead of Sequel

The classic sci-fi horror film Event Horizon became available on Paramount+ on January 1st, building anticipation for the upcoming comic book sequel, Event Horizon: Inferno, planned for April 2026. Directed by Paul Anderson and set in 2047, the movie follows a crew of astronauts—including Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill, Kathleen Quinlan, and Joely Richardson—who are sent to investigate a spaceship that mysteriously reappeared after vanishing seven years prior. While now considered a cult favorite, Event Horizon wasn’t initially successful. It flopped at the box office, earning only $42 million despite a $60 million budget, and received largely negative reviews, with a 26% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

I’ve Never Uninstalled a Game So Fast Before

I spent a good amount of time playing Highguard and got a solid understanding of its mechanics. However, I was surprised by how quickly I uninstalled it. Right from the start, it was obvious the game wasn’t still developing – it felt like a promising idea that ultimately fell flat, becoming frustrating and draining to play.

Fallout 4 has quietly dropped several free DLCs with ties to New Vegas and the TV show — here’s everything new in Bethesda’s RPG you can play now

Fallout 4 has a selection of player-created mods, called Creations, which are approved and sold by the game’s developer. While most of these mods cost money, Bethesda recently released four free ones for all platforms – Xbox, PC, and PlayStation. Unfortunately, these weren’t widely advertised, which is a shame because they offer a significant amount of new content and gameplay.

‘Faces of Death’ Remake Debuts First Teaser Trailer, Release Date

Okay, so I’m really excited about the new Faces of Death remake! It was shot back in 2023, and it’s been a long wait, but we finally have a release date: April 10th. The cast is awesome – Barbie Ferreira, Dacre Montgomery, Aaron Holliday, Jermaine Fowler, Josie Totah, and even Charli XCX are all in it. It’s directed by Daniel Goldhaber, who I really liked from his movie How to Blow Up a Pipeline. He actually co-wrote this one with Isa Mazzei, and those two also worked together on the really cool cyber thriller Cam a few years back. I’ve been following this project for a while, and I can’t wait to finally see it!

Dragon Ball Super’s New Anime Is Only Delaying a Bigger Problem

I’m so excited! They’re making a new anime called Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol! It’s going to cover the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc from the Dragon Ball Super manga. This is the first of two new stories happening after the Tournament of Power, and it’s been continuing the anime’s story in manga form. The slightly strange thing is, the manga is currently paused, so this anime will probably only be around for a little while before they run out of source material again.

Nintendo Leak Reveals New GameCube Games Coming to Switch 2

A recent image on Walmart’s website showed several games available through Nintendo Switch Online, and fans noticed something interesting: both Pikmin 2 and Metroid Prime 2: Echoes were included. These games aren’t currently available on the Nintendo Switch Online’s GameCube selection, leading many to believe they’ll be added soon. It appears this promotional image accidentally revealed Nintendo’s plans before an official announcement.

Marvel’s New Show Already Breaks An MCU Rule Only Introduced 3 Years Ago

Marvel’s biggest strength – its incredibly connected universe, which other studios admired – eventually became a problem. The need to follow years of storylines before understanding new movies and shows started to discourage new viewers. To fix this, Marvel Studios created “Marvel Spotlight,” a label for projects like the upcoming Wonder Man, intended to be accessible without any prior knowledge. However, this isn’t always the case in practice.