The Suicide Squad’s lineup changes often, which means there’s plenty of opportunity for different DC villains to join the team. Whether they’re silly or genuinely frightening, many villains could be a good fit. Here are seven we think would make strong additions.
Peacock now has most of the *Child’s Play* movies available for streaming. Starting September 1st, you can watch seven of the eight films, including *Child’s Play 2*, *Child’s Play 3*, *Bride of Chucky*, *Seed of Chucky*, *Curse of Chucky*, *Cult of Chucky*, and the 2019 *Child’s Play* reboot. The original 1988 *Child’s Play* movie isn’t on Peacock, but you can find it on MGM+, AMC+, and Philo. The series follows Charles Lee Ray, a serial killer whose spirit inhabits a Good Guy doll, leading to a violent spree.
Everyone has different tastes, so this isn’t about my personal favorites. Instead, we’re going to rank these crossover specials based on how well they fulfill their core idea and how effectively they highlight the unique relationship between the characters involved. Ultimately, crossovers are fun because they let us see familiar characters interact with new faces – people they’d likely either connect with or clash against. With that in mind, let’s dive into ranking all the crossovers, starting with *Deadpool/Batman*.
Since its release earlier this month on Nintendo Switch 2, PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, *Borderlands 4* has introduced several changes from *Borderlands 3*, including some significant gameplay adjustments. While some players are enjoying these changes, others aren’t so pleased. One decision that’s particularly unpopular is the removal of slot machines – a move many fans feel was a mistake.
To resolve this situation, they need to have Lesnar and Cena wrestle again soon, considering Cena’s nearing retirement. If they do, Cena needs to win decisively against Lesnar – the manner of the victory is crucial for it to be meaningful and have the desired effect.
The psychological thriller *Along Came A Spider*, starring Morgan Freeman and Michael Wincott, is experiencing a surge in popularity on streaming platforms. Based on James Patterson’s *Alex Cross* series, the movie follows detective Alex Cross as he works to save a kidnapped senator’s daughter. Originally released 24 years ago, it’s currently ranked #8 on Netflix’s Global Top 10 Movies list with 2.5 million views.
The show is completely engrossing, thanks to details like the strong friendship between Gon and Killua, the complex growth of Meruem, Hisoka’s creepy fixation on Gon, the enigma of the Phantom Troupe, and the cleverly designed Nen power system. Beyond these elements, the series delves into thought-provoking themes-like the blurry line between right and wrong, the importance of enjoying life’s journey, and figuring out what truly matters-often through memorable lines. Here are ten of the best quotes from the show that have resonated with fans and deserve recognition.
When looking at the core Marvel comic universe (known as 616), identifying its central heroes is straightforward, though it’s easy to get confused by adaptations like the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While Iron Man and Captain America seem like the leads in those other versions, that wasn’t always true in the original comics. They only became massively popular *after* the movies came out. So, who would be considered the main heroes in the traditional 616 comic books – Marvel’s equivalent of Batman and Superman?
The new zombie game, *Dying Light: The Beast*, started as planned downloadable content for *Dying Light 2*, but became its own separate game – the third in the series. It’s proving to be popular, combining the best features of the previous titles, and currently has a Metacritic score of 80. However, player numbers are a bit lower than *Dying Light 2*’s peak of nearly 275,000 players three years ago. This is understandable, as *Dying Light 2* was a major sequel, while *The Beast* is more like a large, standalone expansion – so it’s a significant drop, but not a concerning one.
A new trailer for the *Marvel Zombies* series has been released, giving fans a look at many of the heroes and villains who will appear – including several characters transformed into zombies.