The final episode of My Hero Academia ends with a puzzling message – “Our story continues on…” – which leaves fans wondering what it means. It could simply be a way of saying that Deku and the other heroes’ adventures will go on, even if we don’t see them. However, with a new “Plus Ultra” announcement expected soon, it’s also possible that this is a hint at a continuation of the anime series.
Look, as a movie fan, I’ve learned that being powerful doesn’t guarantee a win. We’ve seen so many strong heroes fall – even die! – in DC films. It just proves that raw power isn’t everything; it’s not a magic ticket to victory.
Starting December 1st, Hulu is streaming the classic movie Gremlins. Directed by Joe Dante, written by Chris Columbus, and executive produced by Steven Spielberg, the film tells the story of a small town invaded by playful but destructive creatures after a man breaks the rules for caring for his unique new pet – namely, avoiding bright light, water, and food after midnight. It’s a great time to watch, as it’s a beloved Christmas movie, and excitingly, Gremlins 3 is officially in the works and expected to arrive sooner than many fans think!
On December 13, 2025, Dusk Golem (also known as AestheticGamer) revealed that remakes of Resident Evil – Code: Veronica and Resident Evil 0 are planned for release in 2027 and 2028, respectively. Both games originally launched in 2000 and 2002 on all available consoles at the time, with Zero also being available on PC and newer consoles. It’s been a while since modern console players could enjoy these titles; Zero received an HD remaster in 2016, and Code: Veronica in 2011.
Ranked from worst to best below, the three Knives Out movies are thrilling whodunit tales.
Toonami announced its plans for January 3rd, 2026, and it’s good news for fans! The block will now air for an extra half hour, running from midnight to 4:00 AM Eastern Time. Along with this extended schedule, some shows are being rotated, meaning popular series like Naruto will be leaving, while others will be returning.
Mexican Ninja, currently available as a demo on Steam, is a surprisingly unique and promising action game. Even if it doesn’t become something truly exceptional, its unusual style is memorable and helps it stand out. I’m still amazed a game like Mexican Ninja actually exists after trying the demo!
Today we’re celebrating a significant anniversary: December 14, 1999. On this date, twenty-six years ago, one of the series’ strongest episodes, Season 4’s “Hush,” first aired. Series creator Joss Whedon wrote and directed the episode as a personal challenge. Buffy had become known for its witty dialogue, so Whedon wanted to create an episode with minimal speaking lines. This forced him to tell stories and develop characters in innovative ways that ultimately shaped the show’s identity.
Let’s explore seven of DC’s most compelling villains and how they’ve dramatically changed over time. These characters may have started with simple or even silly origins, but they’ve become some of the most complex and fascinating figures in the DC universe. We’ll take a look at where they began and how they’ve evolved into the iconic villains we know today.
Let’s talk about Pluribus, a truly captivating sci-fi series. The show stars Rhea Seahorn as Carol Sturka, a writer who finds herself alone after a strange virus transforms most of humanity into a peaceful, collective consciousness. This hivemind now wants to bring Carol and other immune survivors into the fold. As the show’s description cleverly puts it, it’s about “the most miserable person on Earth must save the world from happiness.”