If you haven’t tried the newest *Silent Hill* game yet, be aware that it’s quite a departure from the older, classic *Silent Hill* titles. This difference is even more noticeable since fans recently received a very faithful remake of *Silent Hill 2*. So, if you were hoping *Silent Hill F* would continue that classic style, you might find it doesn’t quite meet your expectations.
The 1980s saw some huge movie franchises begin, but many other popular films never got sequels, despite being well-received. These weren’t obscure or small films – they were often made by major studios, starred famous actors, and sometimes even did well in theaters. However, they remained standalone movies, for better or worse. Here are five sci-fi films from the ’80s that generated a lot of buzz but didn’t lead to any sequels.
Whether it’s creating a future where the world ends or barely managing to prevent disaster, the X-Men have come dangerously close to destroying everything on more than one occasion. Here’s a look at some of those times.
Rick Flag Sr. travels to Louisiana and the Bell Reeve Prison to meet with Lex Luthor, who is now incarcerated after nearly destroying Metropolis by opening a dimensional rift during his battle with Superman. However, Luthor’s knowledge of dimensional travel is exactly why Flag Sr. is willing to make a deal with him: to locate Peacemaker and obtain the alien technology powering the Quantum Unfolding Chamber.
We could finally see a truly powerful and dangerous Hulk again – one who might even be capable of killing someone. While it’s unfortunate to think about, many fans have been waiting a long time to see a genuinely intimidating Hulk in a movie.
Image Comics publishes books in all sorts of genres. Many use science fiction, fantasy, or horror to create truly memorable stories. Here are ten Image Comics series that every fan should have – they’re guaranteed to amaze you.
Around the late 2000s and early 2010s, rumors spread that Rockstar Games was developing *Bully 2*, even though the game was never officially confirmed. In 2009, the composer Shawn Lee mentioned he’d soon be working on the game’s music, implying it was past the planning stages. But the project never materialized. Instead, Rockstar released several other successful titles – *Red Dead Redemption*, *L.A. Noire*, *Max Payne 3*, and *Grand Theft Auto V* – before finally releasing *Red Dead Redemption 2* after a five-year wait.
Capcom first revealed Pragmata in 2020 during a PlayStation 5 event, originally planning to launch the game in 2022.
Starting in September 2025 as part of the PlayStation Plus lineup, players with PS Plus Extra or Premium memberships will get free access to the sci-fi game *The Invincible*. PS Plus Essential members won’t receive this benefit. While it’s unclear how long the game will be available on PlayStation Plus, it currently saves subscribers $29.99.
Now that filming is about to begin, the cast for *Spaceballs 2* is set! Many of the original actors are returning, and they’ll be joined by some big names. Here’s a list of everyone confirmed to appear in *Spaceballs 2*, and which *Star Wars* character they’ll be spoofing.