Naruto New Anime’s First Look Proves We Don’t Need A Remake

When Naruto began in 2002, it was animated entirely by hand, using traditional cell animation techniques. While the show gradually started incorporating digital methods, the overall artistic style still reflected that classic hand-drawn look, similar to many anime series from that era. It took several years for digital animation to significantly change how anime was visually designed, impacting everything from character shapes and colors to anatomical details.

Star Trek’s First Horror Episode Is One Of The Worst Of The Original Series

During its five-year journey, the Enterprise encountered many unusual events, and Star Trek often explored different types of stories. While generally considered science fiction, the original series (TOS) frequently borrowed elements from fantasy, and even included some horror episodes. However, the first attempt at a scary story in the franchise wasn’t very successful.

Why Mike Flanagan’s ‘Oculus’ Is Better Than ‘The Haunting of Hill House’

Mike Flanagan’s upcoming projects largely center around the works of Stephen King. He’s currently finishing an adaptation of Carrie for Amazon Prime Video, expected in 2026, and is also developing The Dark Tower. Recently, he announced he’s working on a version of The Mist. Beyond adaptations, Flanagan has created impressive original content, like Oculus, which shares a similar style and intensity with The Haunting of Hill House.

‘The 100’ Is One of the Best Sci-Fi Action Series of the 2010s That Keeps Getting Better

Like many popular young adult movies and series, this show was based on a successful book series, which already gave it a built-in fanbase. However, the show’s strong quality is what really made it a hit. It includes all the familiar elements of post-apocalyptic young adult stories – a group of teens battling to save humanity, over-the-top villains, surprisingly intricate political maneuvering, and genuinely moving character deaths. The 100 was a prime example of the wave of young adult adaptations on television in the 2010s, and even though that trend has faded, the show remains incredibly compelling to watch.

Crunchyroll’s New Shoujo Anime is a Revival of a 1990s Favorite

Today’s romance anime often feature kind, funny characters and stories that explore who people are. Hana-Kimi fits right in! The story follows Mizuki Ashiya, who disguises herself as a boy to attend an all-boys school and get closer to a talented high jumper named Izumi Sano. This setup leads to plenty of comical mix-ups, but it’s also a heartwarming story about self-discovery and growing up while staying true to yourself.

Russell Crowe’s New $45.5M WWII Box Office Gem Is Coming To Netflix Next Month To Be Discovered By American Subscribers

Russell Crowe, the Academy Award-winning actor, is known for being incredibly productive, often appearing in two or three films each year. However, 2025 was different – he only starred in one movie, a World War II drama called Nuremberg, and it proved to be one of his most challenging roles. He played Hermann Göring, Hitler’s right-hand man. The film centers on U.S. Army psychiatrist Douglas Kelley (played by Rami Malek) as he assesses the mental state of leading Nazi officials before their historic trial.

6 TV Shows Everyone Was Watching in 1996

While traditional broadcast TV still exists, streaming and cable shows now dominate cultural discussions. Thirty years ago, network television was king, following a familiar September-to-May schedule. Millions of Americans would tune in each week to watch the latest episodes of their favorite shows live. 1996 is a particularly interesting year to look at, as it featured many of the most beloved shows from the ’90s. Interestingly, some less expected shows also did very well, while even popular shows like The X-Files didn’t rank as high in the ratings as you might think. Despite this, television was a shared experience for almost everyone in 1996.

Tory Tunnell Breaks Down Titan X and That Pink Energy Mystery

The Apple TV+ series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is subtly influencing the direction of the MonsterVerse. Executive producer Tory Tunnell explains how the show maintains consistency between Legendary and Toho’s visions, and includes carefully placed references without distracting from the main plot. Read More 2026-02-21 22:36

Gundam Wing’s Best Mecha Returns After 3 Years With Exclusive Design Release

Bandai is bringing back two popular action figures from its Metal Composite line, both based on the classic anime Gundam Wing. These figures perfectly recreate the main robot from the show in both of its forms, with impressive detail. Though released slightly after the 30th anniversary of the anime, they’re highly sought-after collectibles and fans now have another opportunity to purchase them.