Movie insider Jeff Sneider reports that the next Deadpool film might be the first Marvel Cinematic Universe movie to come out after Avengers: Secret Wars. While that’s exciting, it unfortunately means fans might have to wait a little longer for the X-Men to officially join the MCU.
Tubi and Warner Bros. teamed up earlier this year to bring a large collection of classic animated shows to the streaming platform. The first releases arrived this spring, bringing back many beloved Cartoon Network shows that hadn’t been available for a while. Now, Tubi is preparing another wave of releases, with Static Shock being a highlight, debuting on May 1st (as noted by @JasonSt77097165 on X).
Level-5 first showed off Decapolice over three years ago, and it immediately caught my attention with its unique idea and impressive look. However, the game has been delayed several times, most recently with the cancellation of the Switch version. Despite these setbacks, Level-5 is still aiming for a 2026 release. If they can meet that deadline and launch alongside the anime adaptation, Decapolice has the potential to be one of the best RPGs of the year.
This week on Netflix, the highly anticipated second season of the series Beef premieres on April 16th. Movie lovers can also look forward to the addition of the 2025 horror film Him on April 19th. Keep reading for a complete list of new releases!
I’ve been a D&D fan for years, and what always gets me is how much freedom it gives you to create your own stories. Whether you’re building a world from scratch or using a published adventure, it’s always a collaborative effort between players and the Dungeon Master. And it’s not just official content – tons of creators have made amazing supplements that really expand what a D&D campaign can be. Now, there’s a new Kickstarter project called KPop Demon Hunters that’s totally blown up! It’s a D&D supplement inspired by that awesome Netflix movie, and it lets you live out your K-pop idol fantasies in a D&D setting. It’s already way over its funding goal, so it looks like those dreams are becoming a reality soon!
We’re taking a look at TV couples who truly make a show special – the ones who bring depth to the story and quickly win over viewers, even when they’re frustrating or make mistakes. Here are the 7 best couples from recent television, ranked from least to most compelling.
Based on the webtoon by Jeong Chan, the series Bloodhounds follows Kim Gun-woo, a young boxer whose mother falls victim to a dangerous loan shark while trying to provide for her family. Season one saw Gun-woo team up with a less violent loan shark, Choi Tae-ho, and a former marine, Hong Woo-jin, leading them into the brutal world of debt collection. Now, season two focuses on Gun-woo and Woo-jin dealing with the aftermath of those experiences, while also becoming targets of an illegal boxing organization. While a bit more subdued than the first season, it remains a tense and captivating story, and strongly hints at an even more explosive third season.
Netflix reports that Suzuki=Bakudan quickly became a hit, landing in the top 10 most-watched non-English films and racking up 2.8 million views within its first week.
MP1st has discovered potential casting calls, listed under the code name “Shimmer,” suggesting work on a new game. Mari Ueda, a casting director from Pivot Motion (known for their work on Death Stranding 2: On the Beach), is handling the casting. Details indicate a scene involving a hijacked bus filled with passengers, including a mother with a baby and several teenagers.
Luke Skywalker has shown up in several Star Wars TV series, including a quick appearance in the last episode of The Mandalorian‘s second season and a bigger part in The Book of Boba Fett. However, even with all these appearances in both movies and TV shows, some aspects of his character still don’t quite add up – and it’s not just because of the sequel trilogy. Here are five of the most confusing things about Luke Skywalker.