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Goku is a hugely popular anime character, but sometimes the writing makes him unlikeable. This often happens when the story focuses too much on his simple-mindedness and constant desire for a good fight, presenting those as his defining qualities. His tendency to avoid responsibility can also be frustrating, and occasionally, the writers intentionally portray him as flawed or even wrong, rather than it being a mistake.

In Season 2 of *Tracker*, Colter’s team gained a new member, Randy (Chris Lee), who stepped in temporarily when Bobby had a family matter to attend to. Even after Bobby returned towards the end of the season, Randy stayed on, hinting at a larger part for him in Season 3.

Following his roles in *Superman* and *The Witcher*, Henry Cavill is now involved in several fantasy projects that tap into nostalgia, including a remake of the 1986 film *Highlander*. While the original *Highlander* wasn’t a critical masterpiece, it gained a large and dedicated following. The remake, directed by Chad Stahelski (known for *John Wick*), has been quietly building a strong cast, and a leaked synopsis recently surfaced, revealing the general storyline.

Science fiction frequently reflects on current events or what might happen soon, and anime is no exception. A common technique in sci-fi is to take today’s issues and imagine where they might lead – and this works well, explaining the genre’s lasting popularity. Sometimes, the best sci-fi anime even seems to predict the future with surprising accuracy.

I’m really not ready for *Peacemaker* Season 2 to end! I’ve enjoyed this season’s story even more than the first, which focused on the Butterflies. While the fan theories about Overman didn’t come true, I still loved how James Gunn and the team built up the finale and I’m excited to see how everything wraps up in the last episode. I have high hopes for it!

The film *Hero* transports audiences to ancient China amidst a time of war, showcasing incredible, realistic fight choreography performed by world-class martial arts stars. While inspired by a true historical event, the story is told in a fresh and innovative way. Starring Jet Li and Donnie Yen, this action-packed period piece quickly became a beloved classic and was groundbreaking when it was first released.

Whether it’s the over-the-top violence of Quentin Tarantino’s *Kill Bill* or the raw realism of *Dead Man’s Shoes* by Paddy Considine and Shane Meadows, here are 10 of the most intensely brutal revenge movies ever made.