The movie *Urban Legend*, which came out two years after *Scream*, is now available to stream on Paramount+ again, starting October 1st. While it’s very similar to *Scream*, it was still popular when it first came out.
Season 3 of *One-Punch Man* will premiere in Japan on October 12th, after a special recap episode aired recently. Viz Media has announced where fans can watch the new season: Hulu in the United States, Disney+ in Canada, and Netflix in Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand.
I recently checked out *Star Wars: Beyond Victory*, and honestly, the demo felt more impressive than a finished game – and that’s a good thing! It’s a pretty short experience, but I enjoyed the story and gameplay, especially as a Star Wars fan. But what *really* blew me away was how it *felt* in VR. It showed me a glimpse of what Star Wars storytelling could be like in virtual reality, and that potential is super exciting. It’s definitely something young fans of the franchise will love, but the presentation is what truly sets it apart.
Marvel’s cinematic universe (MCU) has been unfolding in phases. Phases 4 and 5 released between 2021 and 2025, and Phase 6 is scheduled to conclude in 2027. If this pattern continues, Phase 7 will likely see new releases between 2028 and 2030, potentially bringing four to six movies to theaters – a number influenced by Marvel’s current, more measured release pace. While not officially announced, Phase 7 is expected to begin what’s been discussed as the “Mutant Saga.” More importantly, this phase will represent a fresh start for the MCU, fundamentally changing the direction of the franchise.
Following the success of *The Dark Knight*, several major DC villains have appeared in films, either as part of the DC Extended Universe or in standalone movies. While some of these performances were strong, others were disappointing, especially considering the actors’ potential. Here are three instances where excellent casting choices were let down by poorly written villains.
While a large expansion related to Star Wars is scheduled for December, currently there’s a lot of negativity surrounding the overall state of Destiny 2.
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So, I’ve been playing 2XKO, and right now there are ten characters you can pick from, which is awesome! They’ve got some really strong ones too, like Ekko, Ahri, Jinx, Yasuo, Darius, Braum, and Vi. They just added Warwick, which is cool. Besides the usual quick play and ranked matches, you can test out combos and earn new stuff for your character by playing through the Season 0 Battle Pass. It’s a pretty good setup!
The creators of the original *Ben 10* – Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, Duncan Rouleau, and Steven T. Seagle – are returning to the series with a new comic book published by IDW. This won’t be a continuation of any previous *Ben 10* storylines. Instead, it’s a fresh retelling of Ben’s origin story, aiming to introduce the character to a new audience. The first issue revisits how Ben gained his powers, but with some updates for a modern feel. Fans can rest assured that key elements that made the animated series so popular – like Grandpa and Gwen – will still be present. Plus, a familiar face will be joining them, as hinted at by the cover art.
While not as famous as Wolverine himself, his enemies are surprisingly dangerous. These villains are ruthless fighters and cunning schemers who have pushed Wolverine to his absolute limits. Here are ten of the deadliest, giving the Canadian hero the fights of his life.