Classic horror anime that you might recognize include shows like “Perfect Blue,” “Mononoke,” and “Hellsing.” Although these series set the stage for other horror anime on this list, there are many more terrifying anime that have gone under the radar. With that said, let’s delve into 10 outstanding yet lesser-known horror anime that will give you a fear factor beyond the ordinary!
As a passionate film buff diving into the comic book world, I can’t contain my excitement for the upcoming chapter in Philip Kennedy Johnson and Nic Klein’s Hulk narrative, set to unfold in November’s Infernal Hulk #1. Marvel labels this as a “monstrous new chapter,” following their groundbreaking run that promises to introduce the most fearsome Hulk yet in the annals of comic book history! These are quite daring claims given the plethora of Hulk iterations we’ve seen throughout the years, ranging from Immortal Hulk and Joe-Fix-It to Gladiator Hulk from Planet Hulk, Maestro, and numerous others. Nic Klein’s cover for Infernal Hulk #1 along with a character design sheet present a colossal grey Hulk, whose countenance exhibits an eerie crack that spans from his face through his chest. This crack emanates a piercing green gamma light.
The system has been positively welcomed, and we’ve been accumulating user feedback. In the upcoming Season 18, every Hero will receive a new Perk, and certain older ones may be altered or refined. The update lands on August 26.
Due for release at the end of 2025, the upcoming sequel operates independently and includes a 38-level Career Mode. This fresh installment offers split-screen cooperative play, an online campaign for four players, and enhanced visuals. Players will encounter new mobility options like abseiling and scissor lifts, as well as additional equipment such as the surface cleaner and novel attachments. A customizable Home Base, adorned with friendly felines you can pet, finishes off this suite of upgrades.
The movie has held the top spot on Netflix for an astonishing seven consecutive weeks, shattering previous viewing records for the streaming platform and is poised to set a new record as its most-watched film. That’s quite something to consider.
The programmer posted on Twitter that SHD scanners detected “strange occurrences” and hinted at further information coming out at Gamescom. If the mental picture of trekking through Washington D.C.’s streets doesn’t already intrigue you, there’s the double meaning behind “Keep cool.” Is it possible that this could be a revival of the Survival mode from The Division 1, which provided an enjoyable extraction-style gameplay for players?
On October 2nd, the game titled “Yōtei’s Spirit” debuts on PS5, following over 300 years after “Ghost of Tsushima.” The main character, Atsu, embarks on a quest for revenge in Ezo, targeting the Yōtei Six. Sucker Punch has shared some fresh gameplay footage, emphasizing the use of the kusarigama and then the yari.
With a relatively small number of trials in place, it’s clear that the new strategy for the MCU is showing promise. This is evident from the positive reception of films like Thunderbolts* and The Fantastic Four: First Steps in 2025, which were widely acclaimed for their compelling narratives and ambitious storytelling. However, even as Marvel Studios continues to build goodwill, a fresh challenge has surfaced that requires immediate attention. This issue is not likely to resolve itself quickly.
*Please note: “Thunderbolts” is a fictional team in the Marvel Universe, so it’s assumed readers will understand this reference. If necessary, you can replace “Thunderbolts” with “the upcoming Thunderbolts movie.” Similarly, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” can be replaced with “the upcoming Fantastic Four film.
The animated series boasts a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 95%. To date, Superman holds the lowest critic score among DC Universe productions at 83%. If we look back to the old DC Extended Universe, Peacemaker‘s first season received a rating of 93% and The Suicide Squad earned 90%. As for Peacemaker Season 2, no consensus has been published, but by glancing through the reviews, it appears that the cast’s performances, its exaggerated R-rated humor and violence, and a more profound emotional core are being highly praised.
In recent times, Japan has been airing new episodes of “Pokémon Horizons” almost every week. On the other hand, North America has been catching up due to the availability of the anime on Netflix. As the West continues to follow suit, the East has already provided a sneak peek into what’s next in the upcoming “Pokémon” animated series episode 107, titled “Mega Voltage.” Excited fans are speculating that this could potentially introduce a Mega Evolution for Dragonite. The synopsis for the upcoming episode is given below.