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I’m so hyped! After the awesome Chainsaw Man The Movie: The Reze Arc hit theaters here, the team is bringing even more to the table! Shueisha just announced a live-action stage play adapting the story of the Bomb Devil – basically, they’re bringing the movie to life on stage! It’s hitting Tokyo and Kyoto next summer, and from what I’ve heard, this isn’t going to be your typical stage show. They’re promising to recreate those crazy battles in a way we’ve never seen before, building on the energy of the first performance. I can’t wait!

Slytherin House has a close connection to Voldemort, the Dark Lord responsible for the deaths of Harry Potter’s parents and countless other tragedies during the First Wizarding War. When Voldemort returns and starts a new conflict, his followers, called Death Eaters, emerge and begin causing chaos throughout the wizarding world. Here’s a ranking of every Death Eater, based on their power.

Hulu is starting the new year with a lot of new movies! On January 1st, you can find titles like 28 Weeks Later, Predator, Hotel Transylvania, Super Troopers, and Heat added to their selection. Check out the complete list of what’s coming to Hulu in January below!

James Cameron’s classic film, Titanic, returned to Netflix in the U.S. on Tuesday, December 16th. Released in 1997, it’s one of just a few movies from before the year 2000 to earn over $1 billion worldwide – it actually made more than $2.2 billion! Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, Titanic turned the story of the famous ship disaster into a massive blockbuster, and it held the record for the highest-grossing movie of all time for over a decade, until Cameron himself surpassed it with Avatar.

The show is expected to follow a private investigator working in Los Angeles in the late 1950s, a time when the city was rapidly growing and changing. This era saw a surge in crime and power struggles, and the LAPD responded with strict and often uncompromising policing methods.

People have been debating these terms for years, and as the video game industry changes, the discussions keep coming up because it’s still a confusing topic for many.