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Released in 1946 and produced by Walt Disney with distribution by RKO Radio Pictures, Song of the South was a musical film combining live action and animation. It drew its story from the Uncle Remus tales – a series of African American folktales first collected and published in 1881 by Joel Chandler Harris. While the film was initially successful and even won an Academy Award in 1947 for the song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah”, it has always been criticized for how it depicts African Americans. Because of this controversy, Disney has never released the film on home video in the United States, and it’s not available on Disney+ either – and it likely never will be.

At first glance, Reanimal’s story of children facing danger in unusual worlds feels similar to popular games like those from Playdead and Tarsier Studios. However, this familiar setup actually works in the game’s favor, providing a solid and recognizable foundation.

Unfortunately, Jujutsu Kaisen will be taking a brief break after episode 7 of Season 3. While the next episode is still coming out this week, there will be a pause in new episodes next week, just as the exciting Culling Game arc is about to begin. You can get a sneak peek at episode 7 below.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise is undergoing another shift, with new leadership at Paramount and Skydance aiming to expand its possibilities. Unfortunately, this means the previously announced The Last Ronin movie has been cancelled, and there are no current plans to revive it. Adding to the disappointment, Judith Hoag, who famously played April O’Neil in the original 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film, revealed she was considered for a role in the now-shelved project.

Though similar in appearance to the previous Little Nightmares games, this new release from the Swedish developers is a significant improvement. They’ve perfected the blend of action and platforming and created a truly terrifying atmosphere with stunning visuals and sound design. Reanimal is a gripping and unique horror experience – a prime example of the genre at its finest.