When it comes to Gabara and Minilla, their less-than-favorable reception by fans is quite justified. These creatures seem to occupy a space somewhere between the Godzillas and the Gabaras within the monster catalog. In truth, I wasn’t only focusing on the Godzilla series but realized that many intriguing monsters debuted outside of it eventually joined the Godzilla universe at some point or another.
It seems there’s more to come. Is it possible that Coogler is developing “Sinners 2,” or does he have alternative ideas on how this universe might progress further?
The horror-comedy film titled “Hatchet,” directed by Adam Green, was initially released in 2006 and can be considered a humorous take on slasher B-movies. Despite its poor box office performance, it has remained popular on DVD and home media platforms for quite some time. Accessibility to stream this film online has been limited over the years, but that’s no longer the case as it is now available on Tubi. This addition means you can watch “Hatchet” at no cost, provided you don’t mind watching a few advertisements.
The trailers suggest a potential conflict between the Big Blue Boyscout, or Superman, and his group of allies, who are backed by tech magnate Maxwell Lord (played by Sean Gunn). In the second season of the HBO Max series “Peacemaker,” which is set to air later this year, we will see the return of Fillion’s Guy Gardner and Merced’s Hawkgirl. They previously made an appearance in “Superman.” Notably, they are seen mocking the recruit, Christopher Smith (portrayed by John Cena), causing him to leave the room, indicating a second crossover with the larger DC Universe.
Brosnahan expressed her hopefulness when asked about continuing as Lois Lane in future Superman projects, saying ‘I’d consider myself incredibly fortunate.’ She acknowledged the unpredictable nature of the industry, adding ‘Let’s revisit this conversation in a few years.’ She went on to say, ‘This business is often feast or famine. To have the chance to return to something as iconic as this would be a blessing, while still having the opportunity to explore other roles and worlds.’ After working on a series, she never thought she’d want to commit for five or six years at the age of 26. But time passes quickly, and you often form bonds that are like family. And it’s quite fortunate to get to attend an annual retreat like this,’ she concluded.
Title of the new anime is perfectly chosen as “Rooster Fighter”, boasting one of the most captivating taglines ever. The weekend saw the initial trailer of this anime being unveiled at Viz Media’s Anime Expo panel, and it appears to be a wild ride for all the right reasons. The series is derived from the manga of the same name by Shu Sakuratani, which began serialization on Hero Inc’s online platform Comiplex in 2020 and continues to this day.
For a long time, people overlooked that when the Hulk was first introduced, he resembled Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, with the Hulk emerging at night and Bruce Banner unable to manage the beast he transformed into. Before the concept of horror superheroes became commonplace, the Hulk utilized elements from monster tales to narrate the story of Bruce Banner’s fractured mind. Lately, Marvel has adopted this interpretation of the Hulk, largely due to a comic series titled The Immortal Hulk.
As a devoted fan, I’ve eagerly awaited the filming of “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” in Belfast, from June to September 2024. The anticipation grew when George R.R. Martin himself hinted at its potential premiere in early 2025. True to his words, a tantalizing teaser was unveiled in the fall. However, after a serene few months, HBO CEO Casey Bloys broke the silence during the Warner Bros. Discovery upfront presentation, announcing a slight pushback. Now, we’re looking at an early 2026 debut, with “House of the Dragon” Season 3 hot on its heels later in the year.
Murderbot originates from “The Murderbot Diaries,” a series of novels authored by Martha Wells. Though the TV adaptation has undergone several alterations, it largely maintains the essence of the story. Notably, Murderbot’s character remains relatively unchanged – still a rogue security unit grappling with social anxiety, an insatiable craving for daytime television, and some of the least desirable bosses imaginable. Essentially, Murderbot has established itself as one of the most identifiable sci-fi protagonists to date, and we can’t help but be drawn to it. Yes, we suspect that Murderbot would find this description quite distasteful.
Spoiler alert for Murderbot!
A band of daring adolescents intends to pass the night inside an eerie, unused fortress, unaware that it’s not as empty as they assume. This sets the stage for a game divided into two acts. You will spend part of your time delving into the intriguing secrets hidden within the bunker, solving puzzles and chatting with your friends; the remainder of the game has you fending off incoming missiles, whether in training exercises or what appears to be actual attacks.