Games

I often think about replaying one game, but not to relive the initial joy I felt. That feeling has faded, diminished by years of discussion, overexposure, and everything we’ve learned about it since its release fifteen years ago. What really makes me want to play it again is something quite specific to this game. It might seem like a predictable choice, but the reason I long to experience The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for the first time again is probably a bit surprising.

Today, we’re discussing the most iconic horror villains. Did your favorite make the list? We’ve left out Jigsaw from the Saw franchise, and we apologize to fans of that series. The films often feature one person setting a trap and another carrying it out, which raises the question: who should be considered the killer – John Kramer (or whoever takes on the Jigsaw persona), or the person who actually commits the murder?

Many of the anime shows that aired on Saturday mornings on channels like Fox Kids and Kids WB were essentially commercials for toys or games, just like other cartoons at the time. This led to a lot of series focused on collecting things, such as Pokemon (which we’ll discuss later). Yu-Gi-Oh! stands out as a prime example. While it might be the most mature show on this list due to the nature of its battles, those battles are all fought using card games.

I’m really bummed to hear that Arrested Development is leaving Netflix on March 15th! All 84 episodes, across all five seasons, will be gone. It’s a bit of a strange situation with this show, because it’s had such a unique history. It originally aired on Fox back in 2003, and I loved it then! Then Netflix revived it in 2013 with a fourth season, which was great, and they even released a fifth season in two parts, in 2018 and 2019. Because it’s still so popular, I’m hoping it finds a new home on another streaming service soon – or maybe even comes back to Netflix eventually. I’d really like that!

Actor Leo Woodall, known for his roles in “The White Lotus” and Netflix’s “Vladimir,” is reportedly set to play Aragorn/Strider in an upcoming film, according to Daniel Richtman via Fellowship of Fans. While the studio hasn’t officially confirmed the casting, this aligns with earlier reports suggesting they’re looking for a younger actor to portray Aragorn, potentially in a film focused on his earlier years, like “The Hunt for Gollum.”

Michael Mann is often linked to Los Angeles and crime stories, and many of his films do indeed showcase the city and fit that genre. However, he’s a versatile director, and not all of his work falls into that category. So, which of his movies are the most noteworthy? Let’s take a look at his complete film history.

In an interview with ComicBook about Ted 2, The Punisher Season 2 actress Georgia Whigham shared her thoughts on her character, Amy, and the possibility of revisiting her. When asked if there were more stories to tell with Amy, Whigham enthusiastically responded that she believes there is a place for her within the superhero world, though she isn’t sure what that would look like. She described Amy as a resilient and resourceful character, suggesting she’d be a great fit with the direction Marvel is heading, alongside newer characters like MJ (Zendaya) and Yelena (Florence Pugh).

The areas in Pokopia, like the Withering Wastelands, might appear small at first, but they’re surprisingly detailed and expansive. Plus, the game features gates that lead to completely new worlds to discover. It quickly became clear that Pokopia isn’t a short game – in fact, the sheer size of the world and everything you can do is almost overwhelming. After playing for over 40 hours, I’m really happy the game is so massive, and I don’t want it to end anytime soon.

The reveal of who’s behind the Ghostface mask is arguably the weakest in the entire Scream series. A major issue with it, and several other aspects of the movie, is that it incorrectly guesses how audiences felt about the previous installment.

The popular show Ted returns for its second season this week, just as John starts his final year of school, promising more hilarious moments. The cast recently chatted with ComicBook about the show’s humor, particularly the silly jokes, how they manage to stay serious while filming, and the creative talent of Seth MacFarlane, as well as his other show, The Orville.