All Possible Futures has released a new trailer for The Plucky Squire, its upcoming 2D/3D action platformer. It highlights Jot’s adventure throughout his storybook realm and outside, but more importantly, we get to see the accessibility features in action. Check it out below.
On the occasions when Friday the 13th arrives, many individuals tend to experience a sense of unease, even if they can’t pinpoint why they feel this way. It’s challenging to identify another date on the calendar that stirs up such feelings of apprehension, considering it happens approximately three times a year. Just like stepping under a ladder, shattering a mirror, or encountering a black cat, people often don’t understand the reasoning behind these superstitions other than they were told they exist. As for Friday the 13th, its association with bad luck can be traced back centuries, dating as far back as references to Jesus Christ.
Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, and MVP are no longer tied to WWE contracts. Each parted ways with the organization at different times; Benjamin was released in September 2023, making him the first to leave. Lashley and MVP ended their tenures later, as their contracts allegedly expired in August. Neither chose to renew their agreements. Since leaving WWE, both Benjamin and MVP have been active on the independent wrestling scene – Benjamin has wrestled for PROGRESS in the United Kingdom, while MVP made an appearance at GCW Bloodsport to initiate a match against Josh Barnett. In contrast, Lashley has kept a low profile in the wrestling world, with only a few cryptic social media posts suggesting his whereabouts.
As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but marvel at the phenomenal year My Hero Academia has had in the anime realm. The seventh season brought us closer to the climactic battle of the series, offering a richer narrative around it. Meanwhile, the manga reached its final chapter, where Deku and Class 1-A grapple with the aftermath of All For One and Shigaraki’s actions. To honor this incredible superhero shonen series once more, a global popularity poll has been unveiled, allowing fans like me to vote for their beloved heroes and villains. Now, in an unexpected twist, the global popularity poll has dropped some intriguing news about the recent voting and the direction the franchise is taking regarding the poll moving forward.
In the intriguing world of Deadpool and Wolverine, a long-standing enigma could soon be unveiled. Although some extraordinary guest appearances marked Deadpool and Wolverine, one that might have slipped under fans’ radars is Chris Hemsworth reprising his role as Thor, the Mighty Thunderer. The second time Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman graced the screen together was nothing short of enchanting, but the pairing of Thor and Deadpool on-screen was certainly unanticipated. This unexpected duo is particularly intriguing when considering their past encounters. Although Deadpool didn’t receive answers from the TVA regarding why Thor held his dying body, Hemsworth hints that a resolution may be on the horizon.
Today sees the unveiling of Kevin Smith’s newest creation, “The 4:30 Movie,” which, based on current trends, could be his most critically acclaimed directorial work since “Chasing Amy” in 1997 according to Rotten Tomatoes. This film is an embodiment of what I like to call Kevin Smith’s “Phase Three.” Given Smith’s status as a pop culture geek par excellence, it’s fitting to analyze the developments in his work using the “phases” of the Marvel Cinematic Universe he admires so deeply. Over the past few years, the movies credited to Kevin Smith have shown remarkable thematic consistency.