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The V/H/S franchise isn’t the only successful found-footage series on Shudder, as the ongoing Creep franchise demonstrates the effectiveness of this approach in creating jump scares. After releasing its initial two films in 2014 and 2017, Creep has continued on Shudder with the series The Creep Tapes, now moving into its second season. With Creep being just as unsettling as some of the most petrifying horror shorts from the V/H/S series, these two horror franchises sharing a home on Shudder could pave the way for an exciting crossover between the two.

As a fervent admirer, I’m thrilled to share some exciting whispers that have reached my ears from the trusted Nintendo insider and leakster, Nash Weedle. Nash claims that there’s a new Yoshi game brewing for the Nintendo Switch 2, tentatively titled ‘Sunny’. What’s more intriguing is the rumor that this upcoming title could be powered by the Unreal Engine!

Keaton is back to voice Spider-Man in the game “Marvel Cosmic Invasion”, and the news has sparked excitement among fans. Many supporters of “The Spectacular Spider-Man” have expressed their approval for this casting, with a bit of surprise since Yuri Lowenthal usually voices the character. Yet, followers of Lowenthal’s Spider-Man can look forward to hearing him in other Marvel games in the future.

The upcoming Season 24 of “Family Guy” is expected to air on Fox sometime next year, according to announcements made during San Diego Comic-Con 2025 weekend. Although a specific release date has not been confirmed at this point, the animated series unveiled a teaser trailer during the event that offers a glimpse into the types of episodes we can anticipate in the new season. You can watch the first look trailer for “Family Guy” Season 24 here below.

Without question, the A24 film scheduled for release in 2025 has sparked considerable debate among viewers – although not quite to the level of controversy surrounding “Death of a Unicorn”. Now available for streaming on HBO Max, the movie featuring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega promises a blend of fantasy, horror, and comedy. This is your opportunity to watch it, form an opinion, and decide if you’re on the side of love or hate.

For quite some time, intense superhero narratives have been prevalent, yet it appears they’ve been attracting greater attention recently. This surge could be linked to past successful instances, such as grittier movie versions like “Watchmen” and “Sin City”. It’s clear that certain popular superhero series today are also embracing the darker aspects of these tales, suggesting perhaps the public is currently leaning towards this genre.

Since Disney Channel Original Movies were initially aired directly on TV, it might seem like they’d disappear eventually. However, luckily, many of them found a secondary release on VHS tapes and later DVDs, ensuring their narratives remained relevant even after their television reruns ended. These films played a crucial role in setting the stage for some unexpected box office hits on the channel, such as the High School Musical(s) and The Cheetah Girls.

Over four Hellboy movies, the character has graced the big screen, ranging from Guillermo del Toro’s critically acclaimed duology to more recent reboot attempts. However, these film adaptations merely touched upon the extensive cast that makes the comics so captivating. The films mainly focused on Hellboy and key members of B.P.R.D., such as Liz Sherman and Abe Sapien, while neglecting numerous beloved characters entirely from any cinematic interpretation. These absences signify missed chances to delve into the intricate mythology and complex character relationships that have cemented the Hellboy comics as a vital part of contemporary horror narrative.