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After working on films like Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead remake and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, James Gunn launched his directing career in 2006 with the horror comedy Slither, which he also wrote. The movie follows a small town in South Carolina that’s overrun by an alien creature intent on consuming all life. It features Nathan Fillion, Elizabeth Banks, Tania Saulnier, Gregg Henry, and Michael Rooker, and became available on Tubi’s free streaming service on December 1st.

It’s surprising that Nintendo has never made a Mario sports game about American football. Considering how many different sports they’ve covered – from soccer and tennis to even the Olympics – the lack of a football title is really noticeable, and it stands out more and more over time.

Things have really changed in gaming, you know? Budgets got huge, and everyone started focusing on games that are constantly updated and big, cinematic experiences. Because of that, a lot of the classic platformers I grew up with got left behind. It’s crazy because people still love those old games, and they’re clearly still popular, but some of the best series haven’t gotten a new game in years – even decades! It’s not just about nostalgia, either; you can really feel how much we’re missing them.

Look, it’s clear Steve can’t just jump back into the Captain America role – Sam’s earned that spot, and after everything he’s done, he deserves the space. It’s great that Steve has other options though! I’ve been reading about all the different codenames he could use in the upcoming Doomsday story, and it’s interesting to see what else he might become.

The X-Men had a fantastic run in the 1990s, becoming more popular thanks to the hit cartoon, X-Men: The Animated Series. Several things contributed to the franchise’s success during this decade, fundamentally changing the team. Here are five of the most important elements that kept the X-Men at the forefront of the comic book world in the 1990s.