Tubi released a new teen horror movie, *R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead*, on Friday. It’s based on one of his *Haunting Hour* stories. Similar to other adaptations of Stine’s work, *Pumpkinhead* – which is different from the 1988 film with the same title – features a group of young characters and is suitable for viewers of many ages.
Tonight’s episode of WWE SmackDown featured a significant change in the roster, all starting with Sami Zayn issuing an open challenge for the WWE United States Championship. After a brief appearance by The Miz, Ilja Dragunov unexpectedly returned after a year-long injury to challenge Zayn. Dragunov then achieved a major upset, defeating Zayn and becoming the new United States Champion.
I’ve always loved seeing sidekicks grow! It’s so cool when they start out as energetic partners, learn the ropes from their heroes, and then eventually become heroes themselves. Today, I want to talk about five characters who really nailed that journey – they’ve become so impressive that they can stand alongside, and sometimes even outshine, the people who taught them everything.
When it comes to *Star Wars* games in 2025, your best choice depends on whether you’re looking for a newer experience or a classic. For many, the top pick is *Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic*, a fantastic RPG released in 2003 by the creators of *Mass Effect* and *Dragon Age*, BioWare. It’s considered not only the best *Star Wars* game ever made, but also one of the greatest RPGs and games of all time – its Metacritic score of 94 speaks for itself! Plus, you can currently get it on Steam for just $2 through Fanatical. If you already own it, or it doesn’t appeal to you, Fanatical also has other $2 *Star Wars* games available.
Comic books offer a fantastic way to tell stories, but sometimes, when villains are brought to life in movies and TV shows, they become even more compelling than they were on the page. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has a knack for taking characters – both heroes and villains – and adding depth, revealing new layers to their personalities. In some cases, the MCU completely reinvents these villains, creating updated and improved versions. Here are five villains who were made even better by the MCU, building upon their comic book origins to create truly memorable characters.
Recently, a former *Doctor Who* writer named Robert Shearman caused a lot of concern among fans when he suggested the show might be “as finished as it’s ever been.” This comment really worried people.
On October 24th, the game *Zoochosis* from Clapperheads will be available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and even older Xbox One consoles. This means everyone, regardless of which Xbox they own, will be able to play it.
These characters are truly memorable and unsettling. While the film’s quality helps make them impactful, they are frightening even when considered individually.
In a recent interview with ComicBook, writer Deniz Camp confirmed that *Ultimate Endgame* will truly conclude the storyline. However, Camp also assured readers that the journey to the ending will be filled with a wide range of emotions and moments – from heartwarming and humorous to shocking and heartbreaking, as well as both quiet intimacy and spectacular action.
Even great TV shows have episodes that aren’t very good, and *The Twilight Zone* is no different. Some of its episodes feature twists that don’t make much sense, feel strange, or are easily forgotten. In fact, some of these confusing twists still baffle viewers years after the show first aired.