It’s rare for a fantasy show to stay consistently good throughout its entire run, but some truly stand out. If you want a fantasy series that’s excellent from start to finish, these are worth watching – they’re consistently engaging. Whether you’re drawn into the conflict between Piltover and Zaun or exploring different worlds with Lyra Belacqua, you can expect a consistently high-quality experience.
The news that Matthew Lillard would reprise his role in Scream 7 excited fans. While Scream often brings back familiar faces, Lillard’s character, Stu Macher, seemingly died in the original film – crushed by a television. Despite this, fans speculated about his possible survival, and Scream 7 acknowledges this theory. Ultimately, Stu’s return turns out to be a false alarm.
A new collection of materials from the film’s production is coming soon, featuring previously unpublished sketches by the director and notes detailing how the movie was made. As reported by Comic Natalie, the cover art, created by Oshiyama, shows Ayumu Fujino, the film’s main character, working at his desk. To celebrate the release, the director will be signing copies of the book on March 16th and 17th at the Look Back art exhibition in Tokyo’s Azabudai Hills Gallery. Attendees will need to make reservations beforehand.
The recent flashback revealed the character’s full backstory, including his relationship with Marshall D. Teach. Volume 114 of the manga will be released in Japan on March 4th, 2026, and the official cover art has been shared on the One Piece X account. While the release date is currently only for Japan, the English translation will likely be available a few months later. The cover maintains the series’ vibrant style and showcases many characters, this time focusing on the Rocks Pirates. Xebec is prominently displayed in the center, fully colored and commanding attention.
According to Deadline, Jonathan Majors, previously known for his role as Kang, has begun filming a new movie – his first in four years. The project is an untitled action film being produced by The Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend. Kyle Rankin, director of Run Hide Fight, is also writing and directing the movie, which is aiming for the feel of classic 80s and 90s action films like Red Dawn and Toy Soldiers.
The Spider-Man movies and related films have launched the careers of many well-known and rising actors by having them play famous Marvel characters. Now, with a new Spider-Man Universe on the horizon, who should be cast in these key roles? While some choices are obvious – many fans agree that Caleb Landry Jones from Stranger Things would be a perfect Miles Morales – we’ve put together a few less common suggestions that we believe could significantly improve the new SSU.
Netflix announced on Thursday that they’ve decided the deal is no longer worth the cost. They explained that while the deal was potentially appealing under the right circumstances, it wasn’t essential to their plans.
Calling Good Time ‘underrated’ doesn’t even begin to cover it. This 2017 crime thriller is a genuinely brilliant and overlooked modern classic, and it’s leaving HBO Max soon. Directed by Josh and Benny Safdie, the film stars Robert Pattinson as a petty criminal who goes on a wild, desperate night in New York City to get his brother, who has developmental disabilities, out of jail. You only have until February 28th to stream it.
To make matters worse, rumors started circulating about a new Xbox that would be more like a PC. According to Xbox head Sarah Bond, it would be a “very premium and high-end” device. Given the high cost of the Xbox ROG Ally X, many people assumed this next Xbox would also be very expensive and aimed at PC gamers rather than traditional Xbox fans. This idea was widely criticized and considered a risky move. However, with new leadership in place, it seems Bond’s vision for a costly, PC-like console may no longer be the plan.
Beyond its nostalgic feel, Scream 3 is surprisingly enjoyable and deserves more recognition within the Scream franchise. While the movie has some confusing scenes – like Tom fumbling for a lighter in a well-lit house to read a script hinting at a plot point – the positive aspects ultimately outweigh its flaws.