Even Batman, the Dark Knight, has faced some truly cringeworthy situations. From deserved losses to poorly executed storylines and even a rather unpleasant confession, here are four of his most humiliating moments. Luckily for him, the mask helps him avoid dwelling on them!
Season 2 of *Gen V*, the spin-off of *The Boys*, launched on Prime Video on September 27th. The new season started with three episodes, and new episodes will be released every Wednesday until the finale on October 22nd. Picking up where Season 1 left off, the season follows Jaz Sinclair, Lizze Broadway, Maddie Phillips, London Thor, Derek Luh, and Asa Germann as they return to Godolkin University. This season takes place as Homelander tightens his grip on the country and a new dean arrives. The season also honors the memory of Chance Perdomo, who played Andrew in Season 1.
Many *Battlefield* fans are hoping the next installment, *Battlefield 6*, brings back a feature called Levolution. This allowed players to cause dramatic, map-altering events in *Battlefield 4*, like buildings collapsing or areas flooding – creating exciting, cinematic moments. While later games, such as *Battlefield 2042*, have included similar effects – like an exploding rocket – these aren’t as prominent or central to the game’s marketing as they once were.
As a horror game fan, it’s super frustrating when a game *promises* to be terrifying, but ends up relying on things like loud noises and constant action instead of actual scares. I’ve run into this a lot! This list is about those games – the ones that are actually pretty good at what they do, but just…miss the mark when it comes to being truly frightening. They forgot what made horror games great in the first place.
Crunchyroll has announced its fall 2025 anime lineup, which includes returning favorites like *My Hero Academia*, *Spy x Family*, and *To Your Eternity*. Plus, there are several exciting new series coming, such as *A Gatherer’s Adventurer in Isekai, Touring After the Apocalypse, My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s*, and others. More shows may be announced later, but you can find a complete list of Crunchyroll’s fall 2025 anime schedule below.
Paul Walter Hauser, known for his role as the Mole Man in *The Fantastic Four: First Steps*, will appear in the upcoming *Resident Evil* movie, though his specific part hasn’t been revealed. He’s the second actor confirmed for the film, joining Austin Abrams, who many recognize from his performance as James in *Weapons*.
We’ve already seen characters from *The Boys* show up in *Gen V*, like Homelander, Victoria Neuman, and Ashley Barrett. And *Gen V* heroes Cate Dunlap and Sam Riodan appeared in Season 4 of *The Boys*. Since Season 2 of *Gen V* takes place between those events and Season 5, it makes sense that there are even more connections between the shows. Several characters from *The Boys* appear in the first three episodes of *Gen V* Season 2, and more appearances have already been revealed in promotional materials.
Based on Holly Jackson’s popular novel, *A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder* is a mystery series starring Emma Myers, Zain Iqbal, Asha Banks, Raiko Gohara, and an ensemble cast. The show currently has one season, but Netflix has confirmed it will return for a second. As the title suggests, the series centers around a compelling mystery and features characters who take on the role of amateur detectives.
This downloadable content nicely ties up many unresolved plot points from the different endings of the main game, making it a satisfying addition overall.
With Paramount and Skydance joining forces, *Star Trek* is entering a period of change. While this could lead to exciting new developments, it will probably mean a pause in new content as the creative team figures out the best direction for the show. Fortunately, *Star Trek: Strange New Worlds* has two more seasons planned, which will help bridge the gap. After that, fans might need to turn to other sci-fi shows or revisit the original series while we wait for what comes next.