The Creep Tapes Co-Creator Mark Duplass Wants to Play Peachfuzz Until He Dies (Exclusive)

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In 2014, Mark Duplass first appeared as the peculiar character “Peachfuzz” in the movie “Creep“. Co-created with director Patrick Brice, this film combined elements of horror and humor to spawn its sequel, “Creep 2“, in 2017. For years, fans have speculated about the future of the character, and now, the six-episode series “The Creep Tapes” is set to premiere on Shudder in November. Interestingly, Duplass hinted that he may continue playing this creepy character as long as he’s alive. Prior to the premiere of “The Creep Tapes ” on November 15th, fans can check out the new series “Out There: Crimes of the Paranormal“, produced by Duplass and currently streaming on Hulu.

Dragon Ball Daima Reveals Goku’s New Voice Actor in First Dub Trailer: Watch

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We’re back, Dragon Ball fans! In case you missed it, we’re just under a month away from the comeback of Son Goku. On October 11, get ready as Dragon Ball Super brings the anime back on TV screens. This ambitious project signals the start of a new chapter in the main series, so the anticipation for Dragon Ball Super is enormous. The first English dubbed trailer has recently been released, and it gives life to Goku’s fresh voice.

HP’s new Series 5 Pro monitors have one of my favorite high-end laptop features

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This week, HP is running its Imagine 2024 event, with much attention given to the latest Spectre laptop model. However, what caught my eye was HP’s new Series 5 Pro monitors. Given that the presentation heavily emphasized AI-driven PC developments, it’s only fitting that these new screens are being showcased as excellent for AI workflows and design in artificial intelligence.

HyperX introduces an all-in-one wireless headset for work and gaming with battery life strong enough to handle both

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In the year 2021, HyperX joined forces with HP, yet it continues to expand its collection of gaming peripherals and hardware without missing a beat. At Gamescom 2024, we were introduced to numerous gaming-oriented products by HyperX. However, during HP’s Imagine 2024 event, there seems to be a significant emphasis on catering to professionals and those who lead hybrid lifestyles.

HP’s Spectre replacement is here, and a new AMD-powered, Thunderbolt-equipped AI PC is coming later this year

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As an enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share the news about HP unveiling their latest AI-focused PC, specifically the EliteBook X 14 tailored for progressive businesses. Powered by the cutting-edge AMD Ryzen PRO AI processors, these enterprise-grade chips are essentially advanced counterparts to the AMD Ryzen AI processors, slated to join the Copilot+ PC family later this year.