War Machine is a relentlessly intense action film about soldier 81 (Alan Ritchson) and his brutal training to join the Army Rangers. What starts as a challenging exercise quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival when the team faces a terrifying and highly skilled enemy. It’s a no-rules battle to escape, and the Rangers’ chances don’t look promising.
Pennywise the Dancing Clown is just one of the terrifying forms taken by the evil creature that lives in Derry, as seen in the novel It and its film adaptations. This ancient, shape-shifting being reappears every 27 years to prey on the fear and negativity of the town’s people, and unfortunately, it also targets children. While Pennywise is certainly frightening, some argue that another of Stephen King’s villains, Randall Flagg, is even more dangerous and malicious.
Many Pokémon fans expected a special edition Switch 2 to celebrate the popular franchise, considering Nintendo has released themed consoles for Pokémon games before, and the game’s relaxing style seemed perfect for it. However, despite several special edition Switch consoles, the Switch 2 hasn’t received a limited redesign – until now. To mark the release of Disney Dreamlight Valley on the Switch 2, Gameloft is giving away a special *DDVthemed console.
The upcoming Multiverse Saga offers a chance to redeem some of the most compelling villains in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The films Avengers: Doomsday (December 18, 2026) and Avengers: Secret Wars (December 17, 2027) are based on the idea that alternate realities and timelines can bring any character back – even those who have died. And beyond just bringing them back, Secret Wars is predicted to completely reset the universe, potentially allowing villains to return as new versions of themselves, unburdened by past mistakes.
A trailer for the new Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie is likely to be released next week. The official website for the film has launched, and it recently received a rating in Korea, according to Marvel Updates. Receiving this rating suggests the trailer is almost ready for release.
Adult Swim has given fans a first glimpse of Rick and Morty Season 9, which will premiere on TV this Spring. The new season will also be available to stream starting August 31st in the United States. While those who watch on TV will see the episodes first, streaming viewers won’t have to wait long after the season finishes airing.
It’s no surprise that experienced developers, such as former Rockstar director Jeronimo Barrera, are exploring this kind of game. Nekome: Nazi Hunter appears to be a thrilling experience, blending stealth and intense combat that encourages creative strategies for defeating enemies. Fans of action movies in the style of Quentin Tarantino or Guy Ritchie might find Nekome: Nazi Hunter to be the video game they’ve always wanted.
Okay, so as of March 2026, Nintendo’s added 9 GameCube games to the Switch 2’s classic game library, and they’re planning to add Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness soon! It’s awesome – they’ve already added two new ones since the start of 2026, and I’m guessing we’ll see even more over the next year. But with a pretty solid list growing, I figured now’s a great time to rank them all. If you’re like me and itching to relive some GameCube memories, here’s my take on every available title, ranked from ‘nice to have’ to ‘absolutely essential’ for a replay.
I recently rewatched Ad Astra, the 2019 movie with Brad Pitt, and I think it’s seriously underrated! It’s about an astronaut, Roy McBride (played by Pitt), who goes on this incredible space journey to find his dad, another astronaut (Tommy Lee Jones) who disappeared years ago while searching for life out there. When it first came out, critics loved it, but regular moviegoers didn’t quite connect with it. But now that it’s free on Tubi and more people are into realistic sci-fi, I think it’s the perfect time to give it another look. It’s not just one of Pitt’s best roles, it’s a really powerful and emotional film.
Choosing just five genre films from an entire decade means some great movies inevitably get left out. Films like Independence Day, Mars Attacks!, 12 Monkeys, The Fifth Element, Galaxy Quest, Total Recall, Face/Off, and Men in Black are all fantastic, but didn’t quite reach that perfect, top-tier level.