Borderlands 4 Promises More Mobility, More Mayhem, and More Loot Than Ever Before

Nevertheless, when Borderlands 3 was released in 2019, some fractures emerged in the series’ previously unyielding base. Despite its gunplay being the best the series had ever produced, the forgettable characters and outdated humor of the game tarnished its reception. It wasn’t a poor game, and its sales of over 22 million units clearly show commercial success, but the series required renovation. With excitement for Borderlands 4 mounting and fan anticipation at an all-time high, the ground is prepared for a long-awaited redesign.

Fantastic Four: Every Live-Action Version of Reed Richards, Ranked

Not all characters receive a Jackman or Downey Jr.’s caliber of roles. Occasionally, a part is given to an actor who, due to difficult circumstances or subpar performance, gets only one or two opportunities. Mister Fantastic falls into this category as he’s been portrayed by multiple actors on the big screen. Excluding Alex Hyde-White, who appeared in the unpublished ’90s The Fantastic Four film, here is every actor to play Reed Richards in live-action, ranked.

This version maintains the original meaning but aims to make it more engaging and conversational for a natural read.

A New Dr. Seuss Series Is Streaming on Netflix (And There’s More on the Way)

On September 8th, Netflix introduced their latest preschool show, “Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish,” as part of their September 2025 schedule. This animated series is derived from Dr. Seuss’ 1960 book, “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish,” one of his most popular tales. The show follows the escapades of a peculiar duo of fish companions as they traverse an underwater world and present opposite ideas. The voice actors for this series are Brian Drummond (Red), Andrea Libman (Blue), and Naomi Tan (narrator). You can now watch all five episodes of the series on Netflix.

Get Ready For Spooky Season With BOOM! Studios’ Hello Halloween #1 Preview (Exclusive)

Greetings! Issue #1 of “Hello Halloween” introduces a fresh Graveyard Club tale penned by horror maestro R.L. Stine and Carola Borelli, along with a new addition to the “I Can’t Take You Anywhere” series. The publication also includes shorts from Robert Hack, Megan Hutchinson, Shawn Patrick Boyd, and Elijah Henry. Previews of the forthcoming issue, as well as stunning cover artworks by artists such as Frazer Irving, Drew Rausch, Jeremy Bastian, Jenny Frison, and Mattia De Iulis, can be found.

One of 2025’s Best Horror Movies Is Coming to Netflix This Month

According to Netflix’s announcement on X, the film titled “28 Years Later” is set to premiere on their platform on September 20, 2025. This movie marks the third joint effort between director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland, who previously worked together on “28 Days Later” in 2002 and “Sunshine” in 2007, with Boyle also adapting Garland’s novel, “The Beach”, for the big screen in 2000. The upcoming film “28 Years Later” is also the third installment in the “28 Days” series, occurring nearly three decades after a Rage Virus outbreak in the UK and leading directly into an eagerly awaited sequel.

The Fascinating Story About How Star Trek: Khan Was Originally Supposed To Be A TV Series

The storyline of “Star Trek: Khan” was initially conceived by Nicholas Meyer, the director of “Wrath of Khan,” as a way to bridge the gap between the “Space Seed” episode and the 1982 movie over three TV episodes. However, according to Beyer, who collaborated with David Mack to adapt “Star Trek: Khan” into podcast form, they eventually recognized that Meyer’s original concept might not be suitable for its intended format. As Beyer put it:

> “We came to a point where we realized that what Meyer had envisioned might not quite translate effectively in the format we originally planned.