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Let’s clear things up: we’re discussing the movie Tusk. This darkly comedic horror film, directed by Kevin Smith, started with a strange Craigslist ad. It’s about a self-absorbed podcaster who gets kidnapped by a peculiar old sailor. Over the course of the movie, the sailor surgically turns him into a walrus, complete with tusks! Now, you can stream this oddball film more easily and affordably than ever, as it became available on Tubi’s free streaming service on February 1st.

CNN recently interviewed retired astronauts about their favorite movies set in space, and one astronaut had an unexpected pick: the comedy Galaxy Quest, a parody of Star Trek. Garrett Reisman, who flew on the Space Shuttles Endeavour, Discovery, and Atlantis, explained why he considers it a great film.

Despite being only six issues in, Fraction’s Batman (2025) is a welcome change. Gotham City feels vibrant and lived-in, and the supporting characters are compelling. Importantly, this series isn’t trying to tear down the Batman mythos – instead, it presents a pragmatic, weary, yet hopeful take on the character. Both Batman and Bruce Wayne feel heroic and substantial, something the comic hasn’t consistently shown lately. However, even with all its strengths, the run has a noticeable weakness: the portrayal of the Robins. This is a significant issue, as Robin is a crucial part of Batman’s universe.

Fans are celebrating the birthday of Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira, on February 8th! To mark the occasion, the anime’s official website revealed a brand-new, adorable chibi-style illustration of Giyu wearing a light-colored outfit and holding flowers. The artwork features a blue color scheme, reflecting his water-based powers. Ufotable is also promoting new merchandise featuring this special illustration, which is available on their official webshop and social media.

The newest episode lives up to the high standard set by the previous two, delivering plenty of exciting, memorable scenes. Once it’s determined that Dunk and Aerion will face a trial by seven combatants, the difficult situation facing Dunk becomes clear: he doesn’t have enough knights to support him. He makes a heartfelt and desperate plea to the assembled nobles, urging them to act with honor and dramatically shouting, “Is there no one here who is a true knight?”

The new PlayStation 5 exclusive game, Arknights: Endfield, is available for free on the PlayStation Store. After a couple of weeks, players are giving it positive reviews. Currently, it has a 4.03 out of 5-star rating on the PlayStation Store based on over 12,000 reviews. It also received a score of 80 out of 100 on Metacritic, and a 79 on the same platform – a very strong showing.