The MCU’s Fantastic Four Sequel Takes a Blow Before it’s Even Officially Announced

Director Matt Shakman may not be back to direct the next Fantastic Four movie. According to Deadline, he’s committed to a new Planet of the Apes film for 20th Century Studios. This won’t continue the story from the 2024 film Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes; it’s a fresh take on the franchise. While Deadline didn’t confirm how this affects the Fantastic Four sequel, it seems unlikely Shakman will be able to direct both unless Marvel delays the second Fantastic Four film for a few years.

Jujutsu Kaisen Creator Returns With New Shonen Jump Crossover After Finale

With the conclusion of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, creator Gege Akutami has confirmed there will be no further continuation of the story. However, fans will still get to see more of Akutami’s artwork! To celebrate the success of Ei Yamano’s Someone Hertz, Akutami created a special sketch of one of the main characters, Kurage Mizuo—also known as “Eel Potato.” You can find the sketch below.

7 Coolest Overpowered Justice Leaguers (Ranked By Power Level)

While having incredible power is important for a Justice League member, it’s not the only thing that makes them great. Many heroes are powerful, but not all of them have the personality and style to go with it. These seven Justice Leaguers, however, are both incredibly powerful and exceptionally cool, making them the team’s most impressive heroes.

5 Games Destroyed by Greedy Microtransactions

Gran Turismo 7 is a visually stunning racing game with incredibly detailed cars and tracks. However, shortly after its release, players discovered that the game required a lot of repetitive gameplay to progress. While players could bypass some of this by spending real money on in-game purchases, many of these purchases were very expensive. This led to widespread negative reviews and damage to the game’s reputation. The cost to unlock all content was surprisingly high – reaching the in-game credit limit could cost over $200, and even a desirable car like the Mercedes-Benz W 196 R ’55 required a significant financial investment.

Subnautica 2 Gameplay Trailer Teases the Mysterious Tree Ahead of Early Access

After you get used to the controls, the game settles into a familiar pattern: gather resources with your tools, create improved tools, collect samples, and then study them in your lab. The big mystery this time around is that enormous tree you saw in the trailer – you’re told to stay away, so of course you’ll want to investigate it!

New Ozark Replacement Show Is an Instant #1 Streaming Success (But Its RT Score Can’t Match Netflix’s Hit)

Starring Shannon Gisela and Carey Elwes, M.I.A. follows Etta Tiger Jonze’s pursuit of a glamorous life in Miami. When tragedy hits her family and their criminal enterprise, Etta seeks revenge, navigating the dangerous underworld with newfound allies to dismantle a rival cartel. However, the cartel retaliates, putting Miami in danger and escalating conflicts beyond the city’s borders.

An Unexpected Game is Getting a New Switch 2 Edition (And It’s More of an Upgrade Than Most)

I regularly play Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer, a 2024 game that uses motion controls to help you work out. I was surprised to learn a version for the new Nintendo Switch 2 is coming out! The developer, Imagineer, recently announced some exciting new features that will be included in the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Fitness Boxing 3, which will be available worldwide on July 16th.

4 Years Later, Netflix’s Best Zombie Horror is Still a Brutal Masterclass (& It Can’t Return Quick Enough)

Despite many zombie shows being made, Netflix’s All of Us Are Dead stands out as particularly intense and well-done. It cleverly combines the feel of a teen movie like The Breakfast Club with the thrilling horror of The Walking Dead, and is set during a zombie outbreak in a South Korean high school. What makes the show unique is its focus on the students’ experiences as they try to survive, and it doesn’t shy away from showing the brutal reality of the situation, even with young characters.

Netflix Breakout Anime Creator Breaks Silence on Live-Action Movie Success

The live-action film adaptation of Yuto Suzuki’s Sakamoto Days premiered in Japan earlier this year and has been a success. Following the popularity of the anime’s first season on Netflix, the movie is also proving to be a hit. To celebrate its success and recent screenings, the creator of Sakamoto Days released a new sketch and a message for fans. You can see it below.