In approximately a week, the latest addition to the highly regarded V/H/S anthology series will be unveiled. This popular franchise in the found footage genre has been providing spine-tingling tales from emerging horror filmmakers for quite some time now. The 2024 installment of this series is called V/H/S/BEYOND, and it emphasizes science fiction horror narratives heavily.
Over four seasons, a holiday special, and a spinoff series, the animated world of Harley Quinn has distinctly reimagined the DC universe. The upcoming fifth season of Max’s series primarily focuses on Harley Quinn (Kaley Cuoco), Poison Ivy (Lake Bell), and several other DC villains. Initially, an entirely new character named “Brown Stain” was almost added to the main cast, but the creators, Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker, opted instead to adhere to the established DC mythos when discussing this potential addition with ComicBook in a recent interview.
Initially released in 2010, Epic Mickey gained considerable interest due to several factors, such as the director being Warren Spector, known for his work on Deus Ex; an intriguing narrative with layers of commentary; a surprisingly somber atmosphere despite being a Disney production; and a marketing focus on choice-and-consequence gameplay mechanics. However, upon its release, the game did not live up to these expectations, leading to polarized opinions following a challenging development process.
Five years ago today, on September 18th, 2019, WWE NXT made its grand premiere on the USA Network – a fact that seems hard to believe now. During the initial broadcast, episodes were streamed simultaneously on two different platforms. Over the past five years, much has changed, and tonight marks the end of NXT’s run on USA before it moves to The CW. WWE superstars are expressing their farewells to this era on social media, and you can see their responses in the next slide.
The television series adaptation of “The Apothecary Diaries,” which concluded its first season earlier this year, is now gearing up for Season 2 in the anime world. The show has sparked excitement with a unique poster featuring Jinshi’s return, setting the stage for the Fall season. Despite being a rare romance story, its success warranted a second season even before it began airing, surprising many with its popularity.
Following the debut of “Night Springs,” the first paid expansion for “Alan Wake 2” in June, its developer Remedy Entertainment declared that the survival horror game would receive a second and final DLC, titled “The Lake House,” in October. During Sony’s State of Play event, we were treated to another glimpse at this expansion.