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In a mere three weeks, the tune “The Ballad of the Witches’ Road” from Agatha All Along has made its way onto Billboard’s charts, becoming a hit among fans this Halloween season. Streaming numbers for the song have been impressive, and it continues to climb higher on the charts. As of the first week of data released by Billboard, “The Ballad of the Witches’ Road” ranks at number 22 on their Digital Song Sales chart. In its premiere week in the United States, Marvel/Hollywood Records reported selling approximately 2,000 downloads for this episode. The enchanting song is sung by Kathryn Hahn, Patti LuPone, Sasheer Zamata, Ali Ahn, and Debra Jo Rupp, and it accompanies their magical journey. These impressive chart numbers further demonstrate that Agatha All Along is gaining traction in the entertainment industry.

Thanks to the internet, online fan culture has been undergoing fascinating transformations in unexpected directions. Recently, there’s been a growing concern about toxic fandom, as hostile remarks have tarnished the enjoyment of series like Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. A new report from Variety explores this trend, explaining how certain studios are now enlisting “a specialized group of superfans” to evaluate potential marketing materials for upcoming franchise projects. This strategy aims to gauge a title’s possible reception among the broader fanbase. Although specific studios or projects aren’t mentioned in the article, it hints at innovative ways the industry is addressing this issue. Additionally, some actors are reportedly being trained in “social media boot camps” before their projects launch.

In a recent development, Pocketpair’s game Palworld, which resembles Pokemon and offers a survival experience, was released for PS5 last month. However, the developer initially halted its release in Japan. Initially, there was no information about when this situation might change, but it appears that Pocketpair has addressed the issue that caused the hold-up.

The much-anticipated remake of Silent Hill 2, set to send shivers down the spines of gamers on October 8 (available for PC, PS5, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X), can now be pre-ordered with a 22% discount. That means you’ll save $15 off the price if you decide to secure your spot early. With its impressive review scores, it seems horror enthusiasts might want to take advantage of this offer before Halloween 2024, which could very well belong to Bloober Team and Konami as their highly-rated remake takes center stage among other horrifying releases this month.