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Today, Universal Pictures unveiled the trailer for what appears to be the second installment of “The Black Phone.” This new movie promises another harrowing experience for protagonist Finney Blake as he once again faces off against the menacing character known as The Grabber. Despite seemingly defeating The Grabber in the first film, this chilling antagonist returns with a more terrifying presence, manipulating Finney and his sister Gwen to attend Alpine Lake Youth Camp through their dreams. Here’s where you can watch the trailer:

It’s no wonder that Venom has a spot on this list, as Insomniac seemed to be setting up a standalone Venom game by allowing players to play as Venom in Spider-Man 2. The experience was exhilarating, and fans eagerly anticipated more of the character. Given Venom’s role as an anti-hero in Sony’s Spider-Man villain universe and occasionally in comic books, it seems logical that a Venom game would be the most compelling among Insomniac’s Spider-Man villains. With numerous engaging storylines available, such a game would fit well within the universe, especially with any character serving as the host other than Harry Osborn.

Although some films from the 1990s may seem outdated by today’s standards, these three particular movies remain as fresh and relevant as ever. With the rapid advancement of technology in sci-fi genre and a more efficient filmmaking process, many modern sci-fi movies can be hard to tell apart from reality. However, these timeless classics not only stand the test of time but may even be more impactful when viewed today, given their themes that mirror contemporary society and some that were surprisingly ahead of their time.

While Spider-Man is generally well-loved, he’s not immune to tough times. Just like any long-running comic character, there have been varying interpretations over the years due to different creators and editors involved. These shifts can lead to some spectacular highs, but also make noticeable lows more impactful. Unfortunately, Spider-Man has faced some particularly challenging periods in his comics, and these seven instances stand out as the most problematic.

In the open-world action game, the odachi is a formidable Japanese sword, ideal for combating common and bigger adversaries in an open environment.

September 4th saw the unveiling of the next significant Expansion Pack for The Sims 4, aptly named Adventure Awaits. The reveal trailer showcases the game’s holiday-themed elements, such as crafting custom vacation spots. However, what has many gamers excited is not just the theme but the comeback of a character from an earlier version of The Sims – the Imaginary Friend. Regardless of one’s feelings towards this childhood figure, it seems that the Imaginary Friend will once again be joining the game.

On Wednesdays, the second season hasn’t shied away from unearthing hidden truths, whether figuratively or literally speaking. The main character delved deeply into Nevermore’s past and her family’s concealed facts, leading to some of the most significant revelations in the show thus far. It’s a lot to absorb, leaving us eagerly anticipating how these developments will unfold fully.

Interestingly, the narrative doesn’t solely revolve around the protagonist, but also delves into Loki’s tragic childhood and the tale of Rocks D. Xebec, a renowned pirate who met his end during the God Valley Incident. His crew disbanded following his death, and until recently, the series had kept Rocks’ face hidden, hinting at Oda’s strategic timing in introducing this legendary figure. It turns out that Blackbeard’s father was none other than Rocks, who initially seized control of Hachinosu. Their relationship with Harald spans over a decade; however, the bond was broken when Harald agreed to the World Government’s request to eliminate Rocks, marking his betrayal.

In other words, during its debut week, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater claimed the top spot on the charts for physical sales, with approximately 63,585 units reportedly sold.