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The 2013 film World War Z, starring Brad Pitt, inspired a video game released in 2019, but the game isn’t a straight retelling of either the movie or the original novel – it blends elements of both. While the game shares the same world as the film, Brad Pitt’s character isn’t included. Despite this, the movie license helped boost the game’s popularity, and it has proven to be very successful. It’s a straightforward, four-player zombie survival game that plays similarly to Left 4 Dead, focusing on cooperative level completion.

The second part of the series will arrive in Spring 2027, following a short pause during the winter. Plus, a movie based on the series has been announced, featuring a brand new story from the original author. As excitement builds, TOHO’s official YouTube channel has released an English version of the second season’s opening theme by Lilas. Originally titled Hyakka Ryoran in Japanese, the English version is called In Bloom and is available on YouTube as a collaborative video.

The set comes with impressive accessories like Shredder’s meteor hammer featuring a metal chain, thermite grenades, and a katana with a scabbard. It also includes three different head sculpts – two with helmets and one unmasked. Plus, with 12 swappable hands and 28 points of articulation, you can create countless dynamic poses.

Peacock added both Paul Blart: Mall Cop and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 to its streaming library on December 1st. The films star Kevin James as Paul Blart, a dedicated mall security guard and single dad who unexpectedly becomes a hero when a robbery occurs. In the second movie, Blart enjoys the perks of his newfound fame but accidentally stumbles upon a dangerous plot targeting the Wynn Las Vegas hotel.

The final episode especially focuses on tying up loose ends and connecting everything that’s happened throughout the series, which makes sense considering it centers around the temporary defeat of Pennywise. While this isn’t unexpected, the ending of IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1 does have some surprising moments that change how you view the IT films. Furthermore, certain parts of the show connect to other stories by Stephen King.

The biggest battle of Solo Leveling’s second season easily made our top ten list, but it was also a bit of a letdown. The fight between Jinwoo and the black ant king had been built up since the very beginning of the anime, and the Jeju Island setting played a significant role. The arrival of the ant king, Beru, was truly frightening, as he effortlessly defeated many hunters, showcasing his immense power. While the battle between Sung and this insect warrior was exciting, it felt rushed, and Jinwoo won seemingly without much effort. This Solo Leveling fight definitely deserves a place in the top ten, but we were hoping for a more impactful showdown.