The conclusion of *Tron: Ares*, including the scene after the credits, sets up the next part of the story and future movies. This involves a surprising twist for a key character and a highly anticipated, though brief, appearance from another.
When Oshi no Ko debuted in 2023, it quickly became a major hit on HIDIVE, and the second season also streamed there. Now, in a surprising change, Crunchyroll will be the exclusive streaming home for the third season of this dramatic story about the world of idols. Crunchyroll recently released a new trailer and visual for the upcoming season, which is set to premiere in January, signaling their strong commitment to competing in the anime streaming market. With the original manga having concluded late last year, fans are eager to see if the third season will wrap up the story or if Studio Doga Kobo will produce a fourth season.
The series *Vampire Academy* premiered on Peacock in 2022. It’s the second attempt to adapt Richelle Mead’s popular novels, and was created by Julie Plec and Marguerite MacIntyre, both known for their work on *The Vampire Diaries*. This show presents a unique vampire world with a complex social hierarchy and a divide between different vampire factions. Filled with magic, royalty, and suspense, *Vampire Academy* is highly recommended, even though it was unfortunately cancelled after a single season.
Even though Daredevil has appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe for three seasons on other streaming services, and even had a crossover event, his costumes haven’t quite felt right to fans. While the live-action suits have generally been well-received, they’ve lacked a crucial element present in the comic books for over sixty years. Now, a sneak peek at Season 2 of the Disney+ series, *Daredevil: Born Again*, reveals a new costume for the hero – and it’s a change fans have been waiting for.
All three *Maze Runner* movies are now available on Netflix! Subscribers can now watch *The Maze Runner* (2014), *Maze Runner: Scorch Trials* (2015), and *Maze Runner: The Death Cure* (2018), which are all based on the young adult novels by James Dashner.
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Released in 1996, *Resident Evil* was incredibly influential in popularizing survival horror games. It was a massive success on the PlayStation, and while it paved the way for many great games, it also overshadowed another strong contender. *Clock Tower*, released the same year, offered a slower, more suspenseful take on the genre. Though *Resident Evil* initially gained more attention, *Clock Tower’s* unique and experimental approach to design and storytelling continues to inspire some of today’s most acclaimed horror games.
As a huge movie fan, I was really excited to see this exclusive VFX reel from Framestore – one of the teams behind the visuals for *The Fantastic Four: First Steps*. It’s fascinating to see how they brought Ben Grimm (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) to life, but even cooler is getting a behind-the-scenes look at how they created what they consider the film’s standout sequence: the incredible chase with the Silver Surfer through hyperspace! It really shows off the work that goes into making these scenes happen.
While Disney+ heavily promotes its most popular franchises, many worthwhile movies are easily overlooked. Beyond the constant stream of sequels and remakes lies a collection of unique films and older favorites that deserve to be seen. These hidden gems offer a glimpse into a different period for the studio, when films weren’t always created as the start of massive, interconnected stories.
The Marvel Universe is full of dangerous villain groups, but only a handful have truly come close to defeating its heroes and destroying everything.