Ahead of the 2026 Reboot, Paramount+ Is Finally Streaming the Best Movies in This Horror Franchise

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Starting September 1st, Paramount+ added the first three *Scary Movie* films to its streaming library. These classic horror comedies, starring Anna Faris as Cindy Campbell and Regina Hall as Brenda Meeks, are known for playfully poking fun at popular horror films. The first two movies, directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans and written by and starring Marlon and Shawn Wayans, spoofed hits like *Scream*, *I Know What You Did Last Summer*, *Halloween*, *The Exorcist*, *Poltergeist*, and *Stigmata*. *Scary Movie 3* was the first installment without the Wayans brothers’ direct involvement, and it parodied films like *The Ring*, *Signs*, and *8 Mile*. While the later films, 2006’s *Scary Movie 4* and 2013’s *Scary Movie 5*, aren’t on Paramount+, you can watch them for free on Tubi.

Palword’s New Farming Sim Is Exactly What I Wanted from Pokemon’s First Cozy Game

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Shortly after the announcement of *Pokopia*, Pocket Pair revealed its own relaxing game, *Palworld: Palfarm*. Both games involve collecting creatures within a cozy setting, but they’re approaching the genre in different ways. *Pokopia* seems focused on building and shaping the land, while *Palfarm* appears to be a more traditional farming simulator. While neither game is exactly the *Pokemon Conciergestyle experience I was hoping for, I’m surprisingly finding myself more excited about *Palfarm*.

7 Batman Moments So Bad We Question if He’s Really the Hero

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Even heroes make mistakes, but Batman’s actions sometimes go beyond simple errors in judgment. He’s done truly awful things – actions so troubling they make you wonder if he’s actually a hero, or if he’s contributing to the problems in Gotham City. Here are seven of his worst moments, actions that really make you question everything you thought you knew about the Dark Knight.

James Gunn Is Already Getting the DCU’s Batman Right (& It’s Not What Fans Are Talking About)

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On this week’s *2 Bears, 1 Cave* podcast, Tom Segura asked James Gunn about the new Batman in the DC Universe – specifically, whether he’ll be wearing the classic blue and gray suit instead of the darker, all-black version seen in recent movies. While Gunn didn’t directly answer, his response highlighted a key principle: he’s prioritizing strong characters and storytelling over fan expectations about details like costumes. He wants to focus on what made Batman so popular in the first place, rather than getting caught up in superficial elements.

Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2025 — every reveal and trailer you might have missed

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The popular action game Gungrave is returning with a complete overhaul! Gungrave G.O.R.E.: Blood Heat is a fresh start for the series, built with the powerful Unreal Engine 5. The game features completely redesigned combat and levels, updating the intense gunfights while preserving the original’s dark and gritty atmosphere. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the series, you can jump right in and experience the signature dual-pistol action. It launches on November 12, 2025, for Xbox Series X|S and PC, and will be available on Game Pass from day one.

Qualcomm promises major improvements for PC gaming on Snapdragon-powered Windows 11 PCs — with anti-cheat support, Razer peripherals, and more in the pipeline

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Qualcomm’s Kedar Kondap announced significant advancements in gaming, highlighting collaborations to expand the number of games available on Snapdragon platforms. The new Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme delivers twice the performance of the current Snapdragon X Elite in popular, demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Red Dead Redemption 2, representing a major performance improvement over the past year.