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Although the Alien series typically isn’t linked to festive occasions, it boasts a pair of films set during Christmas. Generally, when it comes to science fiction or horror movies, they can be enjoyed at any time of the year, with the exception being the holiday season. Halloween is the most notable deviation from this trend, as it often features monsters and aliens in films screened in October, not just the iconic Michael Myers from the Halloween franchise.

There’s a possibility that Netflix could be planning a follow-up to their popular series “Purple Hearts”. It’s common knowledge that Netflix closely monitors its viewers, particularly for their original productions. The romantic drama, released in 2022, amassed an impressive 220.61 million hours of viewership within the first few days of its release. During a recent interview with Variety to promote her new film “Carry On”, Sofia Carson, one of the stars of “Purple Hearts”, hinted at potential future developments. When asked about the prospect of a sequel, she merely mentioned that discussions were taking place.

Each member of our wonderful writing and editing team gets a chance to express their preferred PS5 games of the year in our special Game of the Year features. Today, we’re delighted to feature the personal choices of our assistant editor, Liam Croft.

A compelling theory circulating online today posits that “A Christmas Story” could be a prelude to the 1974 holiday horror film “Black Christmas”. While there’s no confirmed link between the two films on a promotional or financial level, a close examination of this theory presented by Reddit users and other forum participants reveals a convincing correlation between the two movies. Here’s an overview of the theory, along with reasons why it might be worth considering as part of your personal interpretation.

Last week, it was confirmed that Falcom’s remake of “Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter,” originally known as “The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky FC,” will be released globally next year. Regrettably, this new version won’t include the same localization as the original game, which was handled by XSEED and received widespread acclaim.

After the significant update 1.1 last week, GSC Game World’s S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl has been given several smaller updates to rectify problems. The most recent one, patch 1.1.3, is now accessible and resolves an issue in the story mission “The Road to the Foundation”, where a crucial character might vanish unexpectedly.