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These characters are truly memorable and unsettling. While the film’s quality helps make them impactful, they are frightening even when considered individually.

In a recent interview with ComicBook, writer Deniz Camp confirmed that *Ultimate Endgame* will truly conclude the storyline. However, Camp also assured readers that the journey to the ending will be filled with a wide range of emotions and moments – from heartwarming and humorous to shocking and heartbreaking, as well as both quiet intimacy and spectacular action.

On October 24th, the game *Zoochosis* from Clapperheads will be available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and even older Xbox One consoles. This means everyone, regardless of which Xbox they own, will be able to play it.

Even great TV shows have episodes that aren’t very good, and *The Twilight Zone* is no different. Some of its episodes feature twists that don’t make much sense, feel strange, or are easily forgotten. In fact, some of these confusing twists still baffle viewers years after the show first aired.

So far, *The Chair Company* is proving to be a hit, and the positive reception seems earned. Critics love the show’s often uncomfortable and exaggerated humor – IndieWire even called it “superb,” praising its captivating and funny storyline. Viewers seem to feel the same way. Some have compared it to a more relaxed take on Robinson’s film *Friendship*, while others find it strange but compelling. Overall, people are excited to see what happens next.

Andy Muschietti’s final film in the previous DC Universe era was *The Flash*, a project that sparked a lot of conversation. Muschietti is now working on the new DCU’s *Brave and the Bold* and the *Welcome To Derry* prequel. In a recent interview, he shared that he remains proud of *The Flash*, noting that many people – even some critics – never actually saw the film.

We left out some of the biggest action movies from the era – like the James Bond films from the 80s, *Escape from New York*, *The Road Warrior*, *Raiders of the Lost Ark*, *48 Hrs.*, *Conan the Barbarian*, *Tron*, *Beverly Hills Cop*, *The Terminator*, *Commando*, *Aliens*, *Die Hard*, *Lethal Weapon*, *Predator*, and all the *Rambo* films. These movies already have huge, dedicated followings, so they didn’t need to be included.

Originally a browser game, *Alien Hominid* quickly became popular and helped launch its developer while also contributing to the growth of Newgrounds as a hub for creative game ideas. Its enduring success on various consoles proves how well-designed the gameplay is – it’s a simple, reliable shooter that remains exceptional. Beyond that, this beloved indie game paved the way for the digital gaming landscape we know today.

Fans are really enjoying the fresh takes on classic heroes like Wonder Woman and Batman. Superman is back to being a champion for those in need, and the new version of Martian Manhunter is a huge hit. While these updates are great, most of us wouldn’t want them to completely replace the original characters. However, there’s one hero where a permanent switch would be a fantastic improvement.

I remember a time when Goku had settled down, enjoying a quiet life with his wife, Chi-Chi, and their young son, Gohan, who was about four years old. It didn’t last long, though. Soon, other Saiyans – warriors from space – showed up looking for him. That’s when Goku discovered the truth about where he came from and why he was sent to Earth. But, unsurprisingly, he decided to defend his adopted home. As things progressed, we met a lot more characters, both good and bad, and everyone kept getting stronger after each fight.