Games

Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham teamed up again for their fourth project, the 2021 action movie Wrath of Man, following films like Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, and Revolver. The film, which earned $104 million globally, became available to stream on Prime Video on April 1st. It stars Jason Statham as Patrick “H” Hill, a secretive and capable man who takes a job with an armored truck company in Los Angeles. His real motive? To find the criminals who killed his son during a robbery.

Adam Fogelson, chairman of Lionsgate Motion Picture Group, told BusinessInsider that Keanu Reeves and Chad Stahelski have a compelling idea for a fifth John Wick movie – the condition they set for returning. While he wouldn’t commit to a release date, Fogelson said they’ve “landed on something that they are excited about.” He also confirmed that a Donnie Yen spinoff, From the World of John Wick: Caine, and an animated prequel will come out before John Wick 5, which is now officially in the works.

Remedy Entertainment’s 2019 game, Control, was a new adventure when it came out, but has since become a series with a sequel, Control Resonant, planned for release this year. There was also a multiplayer spin-off, FBC: Firebreak, scheduled for 2025, though it didn’t receive good reviews and was considered a failure. Interestingly, Control exists in the same universe as other Remedy games, like Alan Wake.

Gina Carano was fired in February 2021 due to controversial posts on social media, which the studio deemed offensive. This led to a public lawsuit in 2024, financially supported by Elon Musk, that was eventually resolved in 2025. Now, according to Variety, Carano might be returning to Disney. A Disney spokesperson stated they are looking for ways to collaborate with Carano again. While details are scarce, it’s been reported that she’s already had positive conversations with Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau, and she described the meeting as “really nice,” hinting that a return could be possible.

Crunchyroll revealed a bunch of new anime coming to its streaming service at the CCXP Mexico event this week. The lineup includes series debuting this July as part of the Summer 2026 season, and even more exciting titles planned for a big return in 2027. From interesting isekai stories to highly anticipated adaptations, here’s a look at everything Crunchyroll announced at CCXP Mexico.

Here’s a rundown of the team’s first ten members, listed from strongest to weakest.

The documentary Chernobyl: Inside the Meltdown is currently a hit on a popular streaming service, ranking as one of the top ten most-watched shows at number seven, according to FlixPatrol. This is notable as it’s performing well alongside popular titles like The Testaments, Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, and Daredevil: Born Again.

Animation is often less expensive than live-action television, which means there’s usually a lot of quality animated content available. Unfortunately, even excellent animated shows sometimes get lost or ignored, especially if they were cancelled before their time. While the reasons for cancellation vary, all the shows below share one thing in common: they deserve more recognition for how good they were.

After a few setbacks, Replaced finally launched on April 14, 2026, and a free demo is available for anyone who wants to try it out. Developed by Sad Cat Studios, the game was first announced four years ago and has been highly praised for its unique 2.5D visuals. It creatively combines 2D and 3D art styles, much like games in the Octopath Traveler series and the recent remakes of the classic Dragon Quest games.

CRYMELIGHT is a new action-packed roguelike game inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic story, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. It features a unique battle system that blends poker elements with fast-paced, visually striking ‘bishoujou’ (beautiful girl) action.