3 Great Sci-Fi TV Shows To Watch While Waiting for Stranger Things Season 5, Part 2

If you’re feeling lost after finishing the first part of Stranger Things Season 5, the simplest thing to do is just rewatch the whole series on Netflix! That way, you won’t miss any hidden details or references. But many fans have probably already done that, so here are three other excellent sci-fi TV shows to enjoy while you wait for the final part to come out.

All 3 Seasons of An Underrated Thriller Series Are a Hit on Netflix, 4 Years After Prime Video Cancelled It

The show Absentia gained a dedicated following, particularly after its first season. It follows FBI agent Emily Byrne, who vanishes while tracking a serial killer terrorizing Boston. Presumed dead after an extensive search, Byrne reappears six years later, found severely injured and with amnesia in a remote cabin. Returning home, she discovers her husband has remarried and is raising their son with his new wife. Shortly after her return, Byrne becomes the prime suspect in a fresh wave of murders.

Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Confirms The Fate Of 2 Major Characters (& 1 Will Devastate Fans)

This leads to a conflict, even though Cross tries to mediate between the groups. Sadly, a sorcerer named Yakumaru mortally wounds Cross, and things quickly spiral out of control. Dabura, the Simurian leader, is heartbroken and vows revenge. He demonstrates his immense power and demands that the sorcerers leave cursed spirits alone – an impossible request. As the conflict between Simurians and sorcerers escalates, the manga reveals what happens to Yuji Itadori and Nobara Kugisaki.

7 Forgotten Sci-Fi Anime Masterpieces of the 2010s

I’m a huge sci-fi anime fan, and it always bugs me when great shows get overlooked. We talk a lot about the classics and recent hits, but the 2010s actually delivered some amazing sci-fi that I think deserves another look. Seriously, so many fantastic series came out then that didn’t get the attention they deserved! So, I’ve put together a list of some of the best 2010s science fiction anime, and I’m going to explain exactly why you need to add them to your watchlist. Trust me, you won’t regret it!

Zootopia 2’s Box Office Success Proves Animation Deserves More Respect in Theaters

It’s often assumed that animated movies are just for kids, and while that’s partly true, animation can be incredibly effective for all audiences. The success of Zootopia 2 – breaking Disney’s own box office records – is a perfect example. Like other animated films this year, it’s proven that the idea of animation being solely for children is outdated. Even though fewer animated movies are being released in theaters, those that are have been so successful that it suggests there’s a strong demand for more.

Hulu Just Added an ‘80s Fantasy Cult Classic (And We’re Happy It Doesn’t Have a Sequel)

With a remarkable 96% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, The Princess Bride remains a beloved classic that holds up to multiple viewings. Directed by Rob Reiner and based on William Goldman’s novel, the film began streaming on Hulu on November 1st. It tells the story of a grandfather reading a thrilling tale to his ill grandson – a story about a farmhand who becomes a pirate and goes on an epic journey to reunite with his true love.

Robert Patrick Addresses The Schwarzenegger or Stallone Debate: “That’s A Dangerous Question” (Exclusive)

Patrick recently talked with Chris Killian from ComicBook after the finale of Tulsa King, another high-quality show where he’s made a strong impression. He clearly expressed how thankful he is for his career. Tulsa King stars Sylvester Stallone, and a previously reported disagreement surrounding the show has been resolved. We asked Patrick to explain the main differences he’s noticed when working with Stallone compared to his Terminator co-star, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

18 Years Later, One Piece Finally Hints At The Mysterious Pirate With an Eye Patch

The newest chapter of One Piece, Chapter 1167, follows Harald as he becomes a Holy Knight and obeys the Gorosei’s orders. During this, he unexpectedly meets Shanks, who had recently returned home to his family after the execution of Gol D. Roger. But Shanks has his own agenda for working with the Holy Knights, and a specific detail connects back to something the author, Eiichiro Oda, previously revealed.