Capcom has confirmed that real details about the upcoming Resident Evil Requiem are circulating online. They’ve asked fans to please avoid sharing these leaks while they work to remove them. Capcom also reassured fans that the game will be released soon, so they won’t have to worry about spoilers for much longer.
Okay, so I was thrilled to see that Richard Linklater’s School of Rock landed on Tubi on February 1st! This 2003 comedy, starring Jack Black, is a classic for a reason. He plays Dewey Finn, a down-on-his-luck guitarist who hilariously cons his way into a substitute teaching gig at a fancy private school. But instead of teaching them academics, he discovers his students have musical talent and secretly trains them to be a rock band, all with the goal of winning a local competition. It’s just a really fun movie, and the supporting cast – including Joan Cusack, Mike White, and Sarah Silverman – is fantastic.
The Toy Story movies are Pixar’s most enduring series, beginning in 1995. Over the past 31 years, three sequels followed, with a fourth released in theaters on June 19th. As time passes, the actors who voice the characters age, so some recasting has been necessary. After Jim Varney, the original voice of Slinky Dog, passed away in 2000, Blake Clark took over the role in Toy Story 3. Similarly, after Don Rickles’ death in 2017, Toy Story 4 used old recordings to bring Mr. Potato Head to life. Now, even more Toy Story characters are being recast.
A standout episode of Wonder Man, titled “Found Footage,” really sets the show apart from typical Marvel stories. It centers around Simon and Trevor Slattery, who are excited about potentially landing roles in the in-universe Wonder Man movie. Their celebration is interrupted when they’re confronted by drug dealers to whom Trevor owes money. Simon uses his powers to protect Trevor, and they soon discover a young boy named Jayden filmed the entire encounter. This leads to a chaotic chase across California, reminiscent of a classic Quentin Tarantino film.
Good news for comic fans! At the ComicsPRO conference, DC Comics revealed plans for its upcoming “Next Level” initiative, including exciting updates about the “Absolute Universe.” This summer will see the release of new “Absolute” editions like Absolute Green Arrow and Absolute Catwoman, and DC also announced a big crossover event bringing together heroes from across the entire Absolute line. While details are still scarce, DC promises the crossover will happen within just a few months.
A purpose-built AI security agent detected vulnerabilities in 92% of exploited DeFi smart contracts in a new open-source benchmark.
I was hoping we could find some lost footage to enhance our Elvis movie with Austin Butler. We sent researchers to the Warner Bros. film archives, which are stored in underground salt mines in Kansas. Surprisingly, they discovered 69 boxes – almost 59 hours – of film negative that no one had looked at in years.
The Scream movies playfully poke fun at nearly everything about horror films and their fans – but it’s ironic that several Scream sequels themselves got stuck in development issues. Since Scream 2, almost every film in the series has been very different from its original idea, with scripts undergoing many changes, writers being swapped, scenes being re-shot, and even actors being let go.
![The study demonstrates that within a resonant regime, the relic abundance of dark matter is acutely sensitive to both the mass of the mediator - particularly around [latex]m_X = 17\,\mathrm{MeV}[/latex] as hypothesized by the X17 boson - and the strength of the dark-sector coupling [latex]g_\chi[/latex], with specific combinations yielding a relic density consistent with observed values of [latex]\Omega_{\rm DM}h^2 = 0.12[/latex] for dark matter masses ranging from 1 to 8 MeV and couplings between [latex]7.5 \times 10^{-{13}}[/latex] and [latex]8.5 \times 10^{-{13}}[/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.17620v1/x6.png)
New research suggests a 17 MeV boson could bridge the gap between dark matter and the Standard Model, offering a potential explanation for observed anomalies.
The new horror film, Psycho Killer, has received a rare 0% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Written by Andrew Kevin Walker, the screenwriter of Seven, the movie centers on police officer Jane Archer (played by Campbell) and her pursuit of a serial killer nicknamed the Satanic Slasher (James Preston Rogers) after he murders her husband.