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HBO Max Users Are Running Out of Time To Watch Tim Burton’s Forgotten Fantasy Movie

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Tim Burton’s 2016 film, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, based on the 2011 novel by Ransom Riggs, will be removed from HBO Max on November 30th. While the movie did well in theaters and received generally positive reviews (with a 65% score on Rotten Tomatoes), it didn’t stay in the public consciousness for very long. The story follows a teenager who finds a home for children with special abilities, and stars Eva Green, Asa Butterfield, Ella Purnell, Judi Dench, and Samuel L. Jackson.

Zootopia 3 Is Already Inevitable for 2 Big Reasons

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The original Zootopia was a huge hit for Disney, earning over $1 billion worldwide and winning an Academy Award. With its imaginative world and charming main characters, Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, a sequel seemed inevitable. However, Disney took almost ten years to develop Zootopia 2, and it appears this new installment will be even more ambitious than the first, suggesting many more adventures are in store for the beloved characters.

5 Nostalgic DC Events That Aren’t As Great As You Remember

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Fans often remember these DC storylines fondly, but revisiting them reveals they haven’t aged well. While nostalgia might make us think they were amazing, a fresh look shows they don’t quite live up to our memories. These five events, in particular, don’t hold up to scrutiny.

Pokemon Go Reveals Pokemon Go Tour 2026 Dates, New Kalos Shiny Debuts, & More

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The first live Pokémon Go event of 2026 will be Pokémon Go Tour: Kalos. The event will focus on Pokémon originally from the Kalos region, which was featured in Pokémon X and Y and recently revisited in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Like last year, there will be multiple in-person events, followed by a larger global event weekend. Niantic usually shares more details closer to the event date to build excitement. Here’s what’s been announced so far about Pokémon Go Tour: Kalos.

Deathstalker (2025)

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The movie clearly draws a lot of inspiration from Army of Darkness, but the main character isn’t quite as silly as Ash. The director knows he’s leaning into those influences, and while it’s over-the-top, it’s not played for laughs. The film opens with a knight quickly overwhelmed by a horde of monstrous creatures resembling a mix of Psycho Goreman and Power Rangers villains. Just when it seems hopeless, a hero arrives in dramatic slow motion, his face mostly hidden. He expertly defeats the monsters, showing more skill than previous installments of the series (at least the first two – I haven’t seen parts 3 and 4 yet). But after the battle, he immediately starts looting the fallen knight, taking his rings and even an amulet hidden under his armor, ignoring the dying man’s protests.

7 Overlooked Anime You Should Feel Bad For Ignoring

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There are some amazing anime series out there that don’t get the attention they deserve, even though they’re as good as—or even better than—many popular shows. Don’t let their lack of popularity stop you from checking them out! Here are seven anime you’ve been missing, and you’ll wish you’d watched them sooner.