Games

Zack Snyder’s first feature film, Dawn of the Dead, is still considered one of his best, even after 21 years. It became available on Netflix at the start of the year. The movie, a remake of the 1978 George A. Romero classic, brought Snyder together with screenwriter James Gunn. Set in a zombie-infested America, the film follows a group of people who take refuge in a shopping mall in Milwaukee. Dawn of the Dead earned $102 million at the box office when it was released in 2004.

Bill Dauterive from King of the Hill is often the target of jokes, which can hide how lonely and sad his life actually is. The recent revival series begins with Bill isolating himself at home after Hank and his family move away. In the episode “Pretty, Pretty Dresses,” Bill’s difficult circumstances cause him to struggle with reality during the holidays.

Fans were left wondering if Chloe Price survived the events of the first game, but it appears she’s alive. The story now centers around her attending Caledon University, where she’s struggling with disturbing nightmares and confusing memories, and hoping Max can help. However, things are already tense because a devastating fire is predicted to destroy the campus within three days.

A key part of the show was the character of George Feeny, Cory’s longtime teacher and next-door neighbor. For the first 80 episodes, viewers never saw inside Feeny’s house or learned much about his life outside of school. That changed in a season four episode called B & B’s B’n B, which finally gave fans a look at his home and personal life – and it only happened once throughout the entire series.

The CW has given us a lot of great shows over the years, but some are truly exceptional. We’ve put together a list of the seven best, based on what critics and viewers thought. These aren’t necessarily the most famous shows, but they’re the ones that really connected with audiences. You might be more surprised by the shows that didn’t make the list than by the ones that did!

There were a bunch of other films that did okay, like Deep Rising, Orange County, Assault on Precinct 13, Smokin’ Aces, Varsity Blues, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, Body Snatchers, M3GAN, and Bad Boys for Life – but they didn’t quite make the cut. Also, a movie showing in just a few cinemas in December, then going wide in January, wasn’t considered a January release for my purposes. So, as a total cinema fan, I started wondering: which films are genuinely good and also prove January can be a great month for movies? Let’s dive in and find out!

Here are six Rare Limited games that you likely forgot about.

The “Age of Revelation” storyline aimed high, but ultimately didn’t succeed. It was a key opportunity for the new X-Men creative team to impress readers, and it fell short. After reviewing the three-month arc, it’s clear why the story didn’t work, and these five reasons will likely define it as a failure.