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Netflix has announced that the film 10DANCE is performing exceptionally well. From December 15th to 21st, it ranked fourth among non-English films on the platform. In less than a week after its release, 10DANCE has been viewed over 2.4 million times, and its popularity continues to grow. Netflix Japan celebrated the film’s success on X (formerly Twitter), thanking viewers and announcing a contest where 30 winners will receive a photobook and a special T-shirt.

In the DC Universe’s Superman movie, the character Jimmy Olsen has a surprising effect on women – he’s incredibly charming and seems to attract them effortlessly. According to those involved in making the film, this is almost like a superpower. Actor Skyler Gisondo explained that director James Gunn intentionally made it a mystery why every woman in the DCU is obsessed with his character, who is portrayed as an otherwise ordinary guy. The point wasn’t to have a logical explanation, but to create a genuinely baffling phenomenon.

Guard Crush Games and Supamonks teamed up to create Absolum, a highly-rated beat-’em-up with roguelike features. Released in October 2025 on all major consoles and PC, the game takes place in the world of Talamh, where players battle an evil king and his army, the Crimson Order. Players choose from a variety of characters and classes, each with unique skills and abilities. Throughout each playthrough, they can also equip rituals to further enhance their character’s power. Absolum marks the debut title for French studio Supamonks, who handled the game’s artwork and animations.

2025 brought us a fantastic year for science fiction television, with standout shows like The Eternaut, the third season of Invasion, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3, Black Mirror season 7, and Foundation season 3, among many others. Several shows really captured the public’s imagination and became the most discussed, popular, and impactful series of the year. Featuring both brand new stories, continuations of established franchises, and clever adaptations, these programs leave us eager to see what the future holds for sci-fi on TV in 2026 and beyond.

For many Nintendo fans, the most frightening enemy in gaming history is called Dead Hand. First appearing in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, it felt shockingly out of place in the game’s otherwise heroic world. Dead Hand wasn’t just scary for a Nintendo game—it was deeply unsettling. Even decades later, players vividly remember their first encounter, the feeling of being paralyzed with fear, and why it continues to be one of gaming’s most memorable horror experiences.

The game appears to be a relaxing experience, similar to games like Stardew Valley. You play as a hermit and their pig, venturing out to find mushrooms and generally avoid people. However, their peaceful routine is disrupted when a girl from a nearby village appears, pulling them into a larger mystery. As you explore diverse locations, players will battle enemies using turn-based combat and talk to townspeople to uncover the truth, all while gathering a variety of mushrooms.