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Rick Flag Sr., Joel Kinnaman’s character’s father from *The Suicide Squad*, shows up in everything related to the DC Universe, and he never misses an opportunity to talk about his son’s death. He blames Peacemaker (Christopher Smith) for it and actively tries to track him down, especially in Peacemaker’s own series. However, it’s difficult to stay focused on the conflict between Flag Sr. and Peacemaker, not just because of all the Nazis they’re fighting. The show *Peacemaker* keeps hinting at other characters from the DC Extended Universe, which creates problems for the overall franchise.

So, what more can we say about this game? We need to write a bit more to make a complete review, even though there isn’t actually a minimum word count. It just wouldn’t be much of a review with only one sentence!

While the MPA hasn’t officially rated *Predator: Badlands* yet, the filmmakers are aiming for a PG-13 rating. IGN reported that this decision was considered throughout the entire production. Fan reactions have been mixed, with some expressing curiosity and concern. However, *Predator: Badlands* was specifically made to avoid the issues with MPA ratings that previous *Predator* films have faced.

Whether before, during, or after his struggles with public image, Robert Downey Jr. has always been captivating on screen. He even managed to elevate the 2006 film *The Shaggy Dog*. Throughout these different phases of his career, he’s given several performances that are just as memorable as his iconic role as Tony Stark.

I watched both *Paradise PD* and *Farzar* do really well on Netflix, so I was surprised when they were cancelled. The people who made the shows always felt like there was more to the story, though. A lot of fans, myself included, were hoping for a crossover between the two worlds, and it looks like that’s finally happening! They’ve launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a graphic novel called *Paradise PD & Farzar: The Final Season*, which will bring that long-awaited story to life.

2024 saw the release of *Bandle Tale*, a relaxing spin-off from *League of Legends*. While it received decent reviews, it didn’t become hugely popular. This year brought *Tales of the Shire*, a cozy *Lord of the Rings* game that proved controversial. Despite being enjoyed by many cozy game fans, including myself, it received mixed reactions and quickly lost momentum. If upcoming spin-off games in 2026 similarly miss the mark on what makes a truly engaging and lasting cozy experience, I believe this trend may be coming to an end.

Fans of the anime *Code Geass* have a reason to celebrate! A special event, “Road to CODE GEASS 20th Year,” will bring 13 *Code Geass* movies back to theaters nationwide starting January 6, 2026. This includes all three films from the *Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion* series, the complete five-chapter *Code Geass: Akito the Exiled*, the movie *Code Geass: Lelouch of the Resurrection*, and all four acts of *Code Geass: Rose the Recapture*. Screenings will take place on alternating Tuesdays and Thursdays through June 2026.

Peacock began streaming the movie The Mist on October 1st, adding a well-known adaptation of Stephen King’s work to its offerings. The film, released in 2007 and directed by Frank Darabont—who has adapted King’s stories multiple times—stars Thomas Jane. The Mist follows the story of a small town enveloped by a frightening mist one morning. The townspeople have no idea what lurks inside, but quickly realize being caught in it means certain death.