The Simpsons: It’s Going to Be Easier Than Ever to Watch Every Treehouse of Horror

Disney+ is launching a 24/7 streaming channel dedicated to *The Simpsons’* “Treehouse of Horror” episodes, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The channel will play all 35 “Treehouse of Horror” specials in order, continuously. Disney+ also promises some extra surprises for viewers. This marks the first time all of these spooky Simpsons specials will be shown in sequential order.

Marathon Is Bungie’s Last Chance and It Doesn’t Look Good

Over time, instead of thriving, Bungie started to struggle. *Destiny 2* lost many loyal fans due to frustrating choices about how the game was funded and balanced. Their next major project, *Marathon*, initially generated a lot of excitement, but recent issues – including disagreements, company choices, and unstable early testing – suggest Bungie might be losing its momentum, especially with the delays to *Marathon’s* release.

Star Wars’ Coolest Show Drops New Trailer Ahead of Fall 2025 Return: Watch

Star Wars: Visions is a unique animated series featuring short films created by several famous Japanese anime studios. Each film tells an original story set within the Star Wars universe. So far, two volumes of these shorts have been released, and a third is coming to Disney+ this October. A new trailer has just been released, giving fans the best look yet at the upcoming shorts. You can watch it below!

2024’s Best Horror Movie is Finally Coming to HBO Max (And It’s Soon)

Beginning October 10th, the film The Substance will be available to stream on HBO Max. Directed by Coralie Fargeat, the movie features Demi Moore as Elisabeth Sparkle, a popular aerobics instructor who loses her job due to her boss’s sexism. She then turns to a questionable black-market serum that promises a youthful transformation, but the results are terrifying. Margaret Qualley and Dennis Quaid also star in the film, which was a hit with both critics and audiences. It received five Academy Award nominations, including nods for Best Director (Fargeat) and Best Actress (Moore).

3 Years Ago, This Canceled Anime Was 1 of The Worst Victims of Warner Bros’ Merger (& It Still Hurts)

The anime series *Shenmue The Animation* debuted in 2022, a collaboration between Crunchyroll, Telecom Animation Film, and Adult Swim. For those unfamiliar, it’s based on the *Shenmue* video game series, which originally launched on the Sega Dreamcast. The anime follows the story of Ryo Hazuki, a young man on a journey to avenge his father’s death – a storyline that unfolded across three games released between 1999 and 2019. As of now, there are no plans for a second season.

Demon Slayer Dub Ruined One Key Moment & It Took 5 Years to Resolve It

Later in the first season, it’s revealed that Giyu broke the rules of the Demon Slayer Corps, doing something no other slayer – and certainly not a Hashira – would ever do. This shows us more about his character. While he believed the siblings were unique, he also had another reason for his actions. The original Japanese version with subtitles showed his intentions back in episode two, but the English dub altered this important scene. Because of this change, viewers who watched the dub didn’t learn Giyu’s true goal until the Hashira Training Arc, which came out in 2024 – five years after the anime first aired.

Marvel Just Proved in 5 Seconds Exactly How Badly They’ve Messed Up The MCU’s Shows

Marvel Studios’ animated shows haven’t been well-received either, facing similar criticism to their live-action series. A common complaint about shows like *What If…?*, *Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man*, *Eyes of Wakanda*, and now *Marvel Zombies* is the animation style. These series use a cel-shaded look, aiming to blend seamlessly with the live-action movies and characters fans are familiar with. However, this style has been criticized for a long time, making a recent sequence in *Marvel Zombies* particularly unexpected and puzzling. (Spoiler warning ahead.)