Starting February 7th, you’ll be able to watch all six seasons of Schitt’s Creek on HBO Max. The show, about a wealthy family who loses everything and has to adjust to life in a small town, has been available on Hulu since May 2022, after leaving Netflix. Good news for fans – it will continue to stream on Hulu and now on HBO Max, giving you two options for watching all 80 episodes.
Naoki Hamaguchi, the game’s director, shared a look at the bonus settings menu on social media. He revealed that all the familiar options are back, along with a new feature: a toggle in the minigames that lets you automatically deal maximum damage – 9,999 points!
The original Saw film, created by James Wan and Leigh Whannell, was a fresh take on the serial killer and psychological horror genres. It challenged traditional horror storytelling and introduced a villain, John Kramer, who was menacing but not simply a one-dimensional criminal. However, later sequels complicated Kramer’s initial plan, and the franchise lost the qualities that made it so successful. The twists became unbelievable, the traps less thrilling, and audiences stopped connecting with the characters. Now, with Wan returning to direct after Jason Blum took over the series, he’s sharing his plans to revitalize it – and that’s great news for horror fans.
The Milano Cortina Winter Games began on February 6th with a historic moment: an all-female honor guard performed the national anthem at the Olympic Opening Ceremony for the first time ever.
It might not be obvious, but the Back to the Future movies and The Lord of the Rings trilogy actually have a lot in common structurally. While the connection seems strange, and is partly due to actor Elijah Wood appearing in both franchises, both series are built on a similar three-part framework, which is a key reason why they’re both so consistently well-received.
I firmly believe in the headline: Elden Ring is the greatest adventure game of all time, and it’s not a close competition. I have a deep fondness for Knights of the Old Republic, which greatly influenced my gaming preferences and appreciation for storytelling. However, Elden Ring achieves something truly unique. It seamlessly integrates adventure into every aspect of the game – it’s how you play, what drives you, and what you’re rewarded for – all without excessive hand-holding or unnecessary explanations. The game trusts you to discover things for yourself.
Absolute Green Lantern is a particularly impressive addition to the Absolute series. It presents a fresh take on the Emotional Spectrum, portraying different levels of light as stages of understanding – with black representing the most basic level and gold symbolizing the highest. Beyond crafting a large-scale, horror-infused space opera centered around Sojourner Mullein, the comic has been subtly preparing for the return of the New Guardians. With issue #11, the team is nearly ready to make their debut, and all the necessary groundwork has been established.
The new trailer for Tales From ’85 gives us a preview of Eleven and the gang’s adventures in the upcoming spin-off series. While a fresh mystery is intriguing, it could potentially change established Stranger Things storylines and create inconsistencies. Beyond that, the trailer also suggests the show will revisit a frustrating plot point from the original series—one that’s already been used twice since Season 2. It’s unclear how significant this will be, but it’s disappointing to see it repeated.
Sushee and Untold Tales are reviving the classic game Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix, originally created by Kronos Digital Entertainment and Eidos Interactive. While it’s not a complete remake or remaster, this 25-year-old game is returning with updated features and improvements as a more polished version of the original PlayStation 1 title. This follows their surprise release of the first Fear Effect game last year.
CNN recently highlighted favorite space movies according to retired astronauts. Several praised the film Apollo 13, with Michael Massimino noting it beautifully honored the hardworking team at Mission Control. Chris Hadfield described it as a gripping portrayal of the intense and dangerous reality of space travel. Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger shared that the film still captivates her every time she watches it, leaving her breathless.