Ten years ago, The Walking Dead aired what many consider its greatest episode. “No Way Out,” which first appeared in February 2016 as the midseason premiere of Season 6, was based on a storyline from Robert Kirkman’s original graphic novels. In just over forty minutes, the episode delivered some of the most intense and shocking scenes ever seen in a zombie story, and it remains a highlight of the entire series even today.
Many fans are familiar with popular Transformers anime like Robots in Disguise and Armada, but there are actually a lot more series out there. A lot of these older Transformers shows never made it to Western television, so many fans never even knew they existed. Even though they’re now available, their age means they probably won’t become mainstream favorites.
Game developer jeb_yoshi has completely reimagined The Legend of Zelda and made it available for free on Game Jolt. Jeb emphasizes that this isn’t a commercial project, but a passion project that significantly expands upon the classic 40-year-old game. Originally intended as a simple update, the game now features new items, dungeons, characters, and enemies. We first discovered this impressive creation through a YouTube playthrough by BasementLet’sPlay, and you can watch their initial episode below.
Okay, so here’s the buzz: Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein are taking the helm of the new Venom animated film – both directing and producing! You might recognize their work, they’re the team behind the upcoming horror flick Final Destination: Bloodlines, slated for release in 2025. It’s an interesting choice, and I’m definitely curious to see what their horror background will bring to the symbiote’s world.
I’m really excited about Disclosure Day, the new movie from Universal Pictures! It feels like a classic Steven Spielberg film – a huge sci-fi adventure. As a longtime fan, it’s awesome to see him return to aliens, a theme he’s explored in films like Close Encounters, E.T., War of the Worlds, and even Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. It’s been a while since his last big sci-fi movie (Ready Player One in 2018), and his last summer blockbuster (The BFG) didn’t do so well, so I’m hoping this one will be different. The release date – June 12, 2026 – is especially cool because it’s the 45th anniversary of Raiders of the Lost Ark and the same weekend E.T. and Jurassic Park first came out! Seriously, with all this pointing to it, Disclosure Day is already shaping up to be a movie event I won’t miss in 2026.
In season 5 of Shoresy, Jared Keeso and Tasya Teles return as Shoresy and Nat. Shoresy is now the team’s coach, a change he accepted at the end of last season. Together, they face the challenge of preserving the traditional North American hockey style against the growing influence of the European game. Things take a turn for the worse when they learn the Sudbury Bulldogs have unexpectedly lost their home arena.
It’s common for popular webcomics (webtoons) and manhwa to start as online novels before being adapted into different formats. Like any adaptation, the manhwa or webtoon and its anime version might have some changes. Sometimes, anime will even move a story’s setting from South Korea to Japan. However, seeing these Korean stories adapted into anime is becoming increasingly special, and they’re definitely worth checking out.
The world of Invincible is expanding with Invincible VS, a new fighting game that takes place within the same storyline as the original series. Coming out on April 30, 2026, the game will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Invincible VS lets players battle as a variety of heroes and villains from the show, recreating the intense combat with unique moves for each character.
The series draws inspiration from Isaac Asimov’s stories, but Foundation demonstrates that adapting books for the screen works best when it focuses on the overall feeling and themes, rather than trying to replicate every detail. Like Babylon 5, which was originally planned as “a novel for television,” Foundation shares a similar approach to storytelling.
Okay, so here’s the latest scoop I’ve gathered on when we can expect ‘Goat 2’ to hit screens, plus all the news and updates I’ve found so far. I’m really excited about this one, and I’ve been digging for info!