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With the release of “Venom: The Last Dance” this weekend, the Tom Hardy-led Marvel series from Sony has now reached its trilogy milestone. As suggested by the movie’s title, this third installment seems to imply that Eddie Brock and his Symbiote companion may have reached their final dance. With the film now available for audiences to watch, fans are left wondering if it indeed marks the end, or serves as a foundation for additional movies. So, does “The Last Dance” truly wrap things up neatly or set the stage for future films?

This week on Steam, Factorio: Space Age was launched, pushing the 2020 game to the summit of the Steam rankings, surpassing heavyweights like Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Counter-Strike 2. The recently introduced Space Age expansion is packed with a huge amount of content, as indicated by its $35.00 price point, the same cost as the original game. Unsurprisingly, it has drawn many players back to the factory-building and creation game.

Halloween means various things to different people. For children, it’s a fun opportunity to don costumes representing their favorite characters and collect an excessive amount of candy by knocking on doors. For teenagers and young adults, Halloween serves as a time to socialize with friends at parties filled with light-hearted festivities. Adults may either oversee their children as they go trick-or-treating or indulge in marathons of horror films. The 2013 movie “WNUF Halloween Special” specifically appeals to a certain group of people who remember watching low-budget event programming designed to scare audiences on Halloween night. While not everyone might relate to “WNUF“, for those who do, it offers a nostalgic throwback and a unique way to celebrate All Hallow’s Eve.

A previously PC-exclusive game is set to be released for the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, and Nintendo Switch OLED models, with a planned launch in the future. Notably, this title has not been available on any other consoles since its release in October of last year. As of now, there’s no information about it being ported to any console other than the Nintendo Switch by February 20, 2025. For the time being, it appears that the game will be a console exclusive for the Nintendo Switch family of systems. This may change in the future, but as of now, it’s a unique offering for Nintendo Switch users.

M. Night Shyamalan’s latest movie has completed its run in cinemas, earning $82,667,281 against a production budget of $30 million. Now, it’s moving to streaming platforms, and as of now, you can stream the movie on Max. If you missed seeing the serial killer thriller in theaters, you now have the chance to watch it for the first time. It will be intriguing to see the reactions to the film as it becomes available to a larger audience through streaming. You can catch the movie on Max by clicking here.

As Deadpool and Wolverine become available on home video and approach their streaming release date, there’s been an increasing flow of information about the production process of this highly anticipated film. One intriguing detail that has surfaced is how a single, tiny (but awesome) cameo costume ended up costing approximately $100,000. This was just one of several memorable appearances by Hugh Jackman in the movie, and given this recent development, it seems fitting to compare the new costumes for these characters with their previous ones on screen.