Pilgrim Adventures and GrabTheGames are currently offering their dark RPG, *The Deed*, as a free download on Steam. Originally released in 2015, the game is approaching its 10th anniversary on November 13th. But first, you can add it to your library and keep it forever until September 27th at 1:00 PM EST.
Homelander may be incredibly powerful, but he’s surprisingly vulnerable emotionally. This weakness could be exploited, and several characters in *The Boys* might actually be able to defeat him. Here are four of them.
The movie, now titled *The Social Reckoning*, is scheduled to be released in theaters on October 9, 2026, according to *Variety*. The film stars Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Bill Burr, and Jeremy Strong. The script, written by Aaron Sorkin, is based on the reporting in *The Facebook Files*, a *Wall Street Journal* series that revealed the harmful effects of Facebook and social media. Mikey Madison will play Frances Haugen, the Facebook whistleblower, while Jeremy Allen White will portray journalist Jeff Horwitz. Jeremy Strong has taken over the role of Mark Zuckerberg, previously held by Jesse Eisenberg.
This guide is designed for new players to help you get started in Genshin Impact and build a strong foundation in your first week. It will help you avoid common mistakes and offers a day-by-day plan to make your experience smoother and more enjoyable.
It’s amazing how closely Smoker’s Billower Bike resembles something straight out of the *One Piece* manga. I was listening to Kerr talk about the second season, and he shared the scene he’s most excited for as Smoker. He described how a little girl spills ice cream on his pants, messing up his buttons, and the funny interaction that follows – him trying to maintain composure while she points out he’s missing buttons. Meanwhile, Julia Rehwald was really eager to see how her fight scene with Zoro played out. She’d been training for it and particularly enjoyed the scene right before they leave town, where her character insists on going with Zoro even though he’s trying to leave without her.
Starting in October, Peacock will begin streaming two movies that were first released in theaters in 2025. *Honey Don’t* will be available starting October 3rd, and the live-action *How to Train Your Dragon* will be added on October 10th.
The list didn’t include older Marvel shows like the Netflix series *Daredevil*, *Jessica Jones*, and *The Defenders*. While these shows are now considered part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, they weren’t originally and have all finished their runs. The three Marvel shows that aired on ABC – *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*, *Agent Carter*, and *Inhumans* – were also left out.
Starting September 1st, HBO Max subscribers can stream the popular 2011 horror movie, *The Cabin in the Woods*. The film stars Chris Hemsworth (before his role in *Thor*) along with Kristen Connolly, Anna Hutchison, Fran Kranz, and Jesse Williams as a group of college friends whose weekend trip to a secluded cabin turns into a terrifying ordeal. Richard Jenkins, Bradley Whitford, Amy Acker, and Sigourney Weaver also feature in the movie, which was written by Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon – the director behind the first two *Avengers* films – and produced by Whedon.
After Kojima Productions’ 10th anniversary livestream, Hideo Kojima jokingly mentioned his intention to travel the world and scan genuinely frightening places to include in his new horror game, *OD*.
In an interview with *Variety*, the Duffer brothers explained their preference for releasing seasons less frequently. Matt Duffer noted that yearly releases can lead to diminishing returns and that he prefers to create anticipation. As they begin a new collaboration with Paramount, they plan to produce limited-run series – often eight to ten episodes – with longer gaps between seasons, creating more of an ‘event’ feel.