As reported by Deadline, Brian Cregger and Zach Shields—a writer for several MonsterVerse films—are teaming up to write a prequel script focusing on the character Aunt Gladys. The movie is currently titled Gladys. No information about when production might begin or when the film will be released has been announced, suggesting it’s still in the very early stages of planning.
It’s especially disappointing when promising games never get a chance to shine. That’s what happened with P11, a game Edios Montreal worked on for seven years before it was unfortunately canceled. It’s a tough situation for the team, particularly since reports suggest the game was nearly finished and ready to be released.
If you believe in taking the fight to your opponent, this game lets you aggressively defeat enemies with flair – but only if you master blocking and learn to use its diverse attacks. It’s heavily inspired by Sekiro, offering a unique combat experience with a lot of interesting moves.
This special activity will be available until April 8th at 10 AM Pacific Time, and we think players will find it interesting. The Outpost map is tough – it’s not as straightforward as Cryo Archive – and completing its puzzles and getting the right access to escape can be difficult, particularly with only two players. The development team at Bungie is monitoring player experiences and looking for any problems that might arise.
Okay, so this is amazing! To celebrate April Fool’s Day, the team behind Super Psychic Policeman Chojo – you know, that awesome but sadly canceled manga – totally tricked everyone with a fake live-action movie poster! They Photoshopped one of the characters’ masks onto an actor, and it’s hilarious. They even posted a ridiculously over-the-top announcement saying a live-action version, titled “Super Speed! Super Joe Senpai: Super Joe Speed Vs Super Joe Speed,” was coming to theaters on 2.13.20026 – seriously! They’re playing it up like it’s invading the anime world with a full roadshow. It’s such a fun April Fool’s joke, and I had to share the poster with everyone!
The 2022 thriller Fall captivated audiences with its story of two friends climbing a towering TV antenna, only to find themselves in a terrifying fight for survival. After a successful run in theaters and on Netflix, a sequel, Fall 2, is now in the works. Set to release on August 7, 2026 (according to Collider), the new film will feature a different cast and a completely new storyline.
If you loved Scrubs and are looking for a funny, new medical comedy, check out St. Denis Medical. This NBC show, which premiered in 2024, is quickly becoming a fan favorite as a successor to Scrubs. Currently in its second season, all 18 episodes of the first season are now available on Netflix as of April 1st. The show is a mockumentary that follows the stressed-out doctors and nurses at a struggling hospital in Oregon as they try to care for patients while also staying sane. It has a solid 81% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Hulu’s popular series, Paradise, started out by leading viewers to believe it was a spy thriller. The show initially presented itself as the story of Secret Service agent Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) protecting President Cal Bradford (James Marsden) from a danger lurking within his own staff. But in a major surprise reveal, Paradise is actually a science fiction series set in a futuristic underground town. This town was built as a safe haven to survive a global catastrophe. However, the community within the bunker holds many hidden secrets, and Xavier begins to expose them.
A highly anticipated feature is finally being added to Pokemon Legends: Z-A: compatibility with Pokemon Home. Pokemon Home, released in 2020, lets players transfer their Pokemon between many different Switch and 3DS games. While Legends: Z-A didn’t initially support Home, the developers promised it would be added later. That update arrives tomorrow, April 2nd, allowing players to transfer Pokemon from the game to Home.
The video features a lot of raw, unedited footage and lasts a little under 12 minutes. It’s definitely worth watching, even if you just skim through it, if you’re a fan of this Souls-inspired game.