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The climactic point of Dragon Ball Daima has been reached as Goku and his companions have now arrived at the First Demon World, providing fans with further insights into the Demon Realm as a whole. Previously hinted was the desire of the Supreme Demon King Gomah to possess the Evil Third Eye, an artifact lost in the past, and the latest episode of the series disclosed that it was Dabura who had vanished this relic to challenge his father Abura for supreme power. However, recent events depicting Dabura’s actions within this world suggest he may not be as villainous as initially perceived.

Before Witch Watch officially airs on TV in April, fans get a sneak peek with a “Witch Watch: Watch Party” hosted by GKIDS starting March 16th. The first three episodes of the new series will be shown in theaters prior to its full release in April. At this point, the locations for screenings have not been disclosed, but you can watch the trailer for the “Witch Watch: Watch Party” in the video above and the special poster below.

Based on Daniel Richtman’s reports, Sony is actively seeking Middle Eastern actors for an upcoming top-tier PlayStation game. Although the specific title of the game remains unconfirmed, Richtman speculates that the casting could be connected to the next major installment in the God of War series. Additionally, he suggests that this new God of War game may draw from Egyptian mythology, which could explain Sony’s focus on actors with ties to this cultural background.

Brown stated that the role seemed appealing due to its temptation, but playing a full season in Toronto poses difficulties. He further explained that these are luxurious dilemmas, but since he’s fortunate enough to have established foundations, it allows him to be somewhat pickier about his roles.

These films – Psycho, The Birds, The Shining, Halloween, The Thing, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Scream – are undoubtedly some of the most remarkable and cherished horror movies in the history of cinema. Beyond their long-standing popularity, they share a common trait: none of them ever received an Academy Award. Year after year, new horror films continue to innovate the genre, taking it to unprecedented heights (and lows) and exploring unconventional territories within filmmaking. Fans often express disappointment when prestigious organizations overlook these groundbreaking works for nominations. While a nominated horror movie’s cast and crew would welcome the recognition, the genre’s penchant for tackling boundary-pushing and controversial themes means that even exceptionally talented creative teams may find their work exceeding the bounds of traditional awards given to more conservative cinema.